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"Chris Campion's recounting of the Police saga is well researched and often very funny. It's a great book about a great band."
—Stephen Davis, author of Hammer of the Gods
An unflinching look at the rise, fall, and comeback of one of the most famous bands in rock history and the emergence of the 1980s new wave rock scene.
The Police came seemingly from nowhere and took the world by storm. Then, at the height of their fame, they were suddenly gone. Walking on the Moon tells the unvarnished tale of their meteoric rise and the intense conflicts that led the group to disband and provides a look at the larger-than-life personalities that surrounded them in the strange and fascinating world of new wave rock.
2 Carpetbaggers.
3 Queens of New York.
4 Vive le Punk.
5 Paging Doctor Rock.
6 Welcome to America.
7 Ladies and Gentlemen, the Sensational New Blow Waves.
8 The Organization.
9 Police the World.
10 Gimme Shelter.
11 The New Wave Crusade.
12 Dystopia in Utopia.
13 Destabilize, Desynchronize.
14 Rock of Charity.
15 Classical Gas.
16 Recede, Retire, Retread.
Acknowledgments.
Photographer Biographies.
Notes.
Sources.
Index.
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Posted June 11, 2011
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—Ian Christe, author of Sound of the Beast and Everybody Wants Some
"Chris Campion's recounting of the Police saga is well researched and often very funny. It's a great book about a great band."
—Stephen Davis, author of Hammer of the Gods
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