“The best book ever written about the Stones, if not music in general’—The Independent
“Unsparing in its picture of the calculation and lyrical decadence behind the tour.’—John Rockwell, New York Times
“Their famously excessive 1972 tour: Greenfield had complete access and doesn’t hesitate to reveal Jagger and Co in all their whingeing glory!’—The Guardian
“Exceptionally well written and highly readable.’—LA. Times
“Skip this review and rush right down to your local bookstore and get a copy.... Reads like the best fiction.’—Creem
“A compelling account of the Stones trashing America during 1972.... Greenfield was allowed the kind of access journalists can only dream of today.’—The Times of London
“Greenfield excels in describing the cocoon in which the band existed— whisked from plane to hotel to stage to party.’—Q (four stars)
“Panoramic and rich with impressions.’—Time Out / London
“Filled with finely-rendered detail... Captures the moment when rock debauchery went mainstream.’—Mojo
“One of the greatest rock books ever written.’—Ian Rankin