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Good Points: Great overall portrayal of what was once considered to be a black sheep in world youth culture.

Bad Points: It wasn't extensive enough for serious study of sub culture.

General comments: Great quick read for someone who has had no idea what Skinhead culture is all about. Even better for the collector that already has the book.

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Superb. There is no other book that explains the furore of modernism in such an intrinsical way.

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'Spirit of '69: a Skinhead Bible' has lots of detail and pictures, well worth the wait.

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George Marshall, Spirit of '69: a Skinhead Bible was written about 20 years too late for us trojan skins, but absolutely fantastic history of our firms.
Finally a treasure without bonehead mention, skinheads ARE
and always will be.

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George Marshall, Spirit of '69: a Skinhead Bible is a must read for anyone who cares to know the truth behind the culture.

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George Marshall, Spirit of '69: a Skinhead Bible is a history of the 'Skinhead Culture' from its birth in the sixties to the present of 1994 (when the book was written). Marshall talks about all of the aspects of the culture from politics to music to even fashion in a no nonsense down to earth way where you feel he could be talking to you.

The book is full of good quality photographs and in my opinion when partnered with Nick Knight's 'Skinhead' it gives you all the information you need about ...