You\'ve Never Heard Your Favorite Song: 100 Deep Cuts to Make Your World Sound Better - Matthew Doucet

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Doucet takes a refreshingly genre-free approach, careening from heady dub reggae to pastoral folk-rock, from unreal disco workouts to mind-bending electronica. His enthusiasm is such that you\'ll be stopping on every page to track down the songs being discussed. -- Aquarium Drunkard Let go of your musical biases and dive into the deep cuts that are what music is really about with You\'ve Never Heard Your Favorite Song . From underground musicians to passed-over classics, your favorite song is out there waiting for you, you just need to go find it. Relearn what makes a song great and set those played out pop tunes on the back burner once and for all. The latest edition in the Curio series, this pocket-sized book is perfect for referencing on the go. So get reading to find out why you might not even know your favorite song yet, and why you should keep your musical mind open. You\'ve Never Heard Your Favorite Song holds an immeasurable amount of unfettered love, passion and knowledge about what I\'ve long considered to be one of the world\'s only truly universal languages: music. -- Portland Press Herald