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Favorite books in 2009




1. The Little Red Riders Book: an order list of stars from the music page. Much confusion in the transition from "sex, drugs and r'n'r" the new age: Coldplay, for instance, order 48 bottles of beer, vodka ... and "organic soup." (Thanks to J & A for the gift)

2. 100% rock. The ultimate encyclopedia of rock postdictatorship (Robert Hammond): a modern version of the classic Uruguayan "Hold on" that was published in the '60s here. Sanfilipo a little, too;). It has many times higher, for example, the "F", "crowded festivals and recitals: Opportunity to give bands rock critics for that instead of listening to records and having to think, say how many people went to view and, therefore, delegate numbers and figures, the task of deciding which groups are good and which not. "

3. History of symptoms of mental disorders (German Berrios): one psicogueto, but very interesting. How mental health as we know it is assembled in the nineteenth century.

4. The light novel (Mario Levrero): of the 567 pages, 450 belong to the ML writes daily counting how you spend your money Guggenheim Fellowship (2000-2001). Almost as great as the banquet for the friends he made with dollars from the same foundation Peralta Ramos, 40 years ago.

5. Totally Wired: post punk interviews and overviews (Simon Reynolds) is a brodrio some, others funny. It is always better to read directly the words of the protagonists. So yes, Simon included skating completely himself as an interviewee (daaale, Saimon, Stop fooling around ... Do you think you're up to Devoto?).

6. Everybody is stupid except for me (Peter Bagge): a collection of comics-tests. Impossible not to compare with what you do Liniers in The Nation and think "how much, but how much has to have a Peter Bagge here."

7. 1890-1900 Anthology of Decadence (Lorrain, Huysmans, Schwob et al): to it not grabbed when it came out and I came across by chance this year. I loved it. It was the book that gave this year. "The lover of tuberculosis", brilliant.

8. How to Dress for Every Occasion, by The Pope: a book bought at an outlet of McSweeney's, where the Pope pulls esclesiástica fashion tips.

9. McSweeney's! : as ever, something good in each edition. At 30, there is a story of the actor half indie / mainstream half the time, Michael Cera, that is fine! (Surprise).