Clothes, Clothes, Clothes. Music, Music, Music. Boys, Boys, Boys

Loved it. The first half, about her time with the Slits, was interesting. The second half, though, about being married, having a child, and then returning to music, was fantastic. She includes a review of one of her early solo shows written by Carrie Brownstein, which in itself was well worth reading.

Such a great memoir. Viv Albertine recounts her experiences growing up, in the music scene with the Slits, and life after the band. I love Viv Albertine's writing style, all in the present tense, so you feel like you're experiencing things with her. Her style is so matter of fact but expresses her emotions about the situations she experiences...almost like speaking with a friend. She's not afraid of the emotions she feels and is so honest and alive. I absolutely loved this book.