Rock ‘n’ Roll Babylon

Rock ‘n’ Roll Babylon by Gary Herman, published by Plexus in 1994, offers a critical examination of the rock music scene, spanning from the original rock n rollers of the 1950s to contemporary artists. This revised edition features 224 pages and is presented in English, showcasing 320 rare photographs that illustrate the extravagant and often decadent world of rock stardom.

In this book, Gary Herman delves into the history and criticism of rock music, revealing the realities behind the glamorous façade often portrayed in the media. Readers will find an exploration of various genres and styles, including pop vocal and heavy metal, as Herman dissects the antics and excesses associated with rock artists. Rock ‘n’ Roll Babylon provides a unique perspective on the evolution of rock music and its cultural impact, making it a significant contribution to the discourse on music history.