‘Imagine for one last time that you are a spectator. Read this book and it will be impossible for you to imagine this again.’
James Fry

‘This “Inventory of Attitude” is McLuhan’s successor as an analysis of pop that doubles as both an interrogation and manual for comprehending pop’s machinery as much as its capricious glamour. Compelling, extremely clever and thought provoking throughout.’
Michael Bracewell

With an introduction by Bob Stanley and essays by Luke Haines, Andrew Hunt and Baroque Rococo.