Acknowledgments
Intro: The Warning Shot
Chapter One
What We Talk About When We Talk About Tusk Jonathan Segel of Camper
Van Beethoven
Chapter Three
What We Talk About When We Talk About Tusk Walter Egan
Chapter Five
What We Talk About When We Talk About Tusk Kaki King
Chapter Seven
What We Talk About When We Talk About Tusk A.C. Newman of the New
Pornographers
Chapter Nine
What We Talk About When We Talk About Tusk Gretchen Heffler of the
USC Spirit of Troy marching band
Chapter Eleven
What We Talk About When We Talk About Tusk Dan Boeckner and Hadji
Bakara of Wolf Parade
Chapter Thirteen
What We Talk About When We Talk About Tusk Dave Portner, a/k/a Avey
Tare, of Animal Collective
Chapter Fifteen
What We Talk About When We Talk About Tusk Michael G of Tusk, a
Fleetwood Mac tribute band
Chapter Seventeen
A prismatic look at one of the most unusual albums ever released by a major rock band, with fresh input from Lindsey Buckingham.
Rob Trucks lives and obsesses in Long Island City, New York.
[The] journalistic revelations and general insight add yet more
layers to the double album's controversial standing.
*The Austin Chronicle*
Trucks doesn’t spend much time analyzing songs; the book is a
tribute to the auteur spirit ... Readers may skim Trucks’ long
digressions into his own autobiography, which is too bad because
they contain some interesting anecdotes, especially regarding the
popularity of the Buckingham Nicks album in the author’s native
Alabama. The real draw of the book, however, are interpolated
testimonials from indie rockers such as Camper Van Beethoven’s
Jonathan Segel and Dave Portner of Animal Collective.
*Paste Magazine*
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