First edition of this frenzied, anthropologically-minded contemporary account of disco: the music, the clubs, the fashions, the way of life. Rare this condition.

First printing of the long-awaited memoir from the legendary and Nobel-winning singer/songwriter/musician.

Signed first printing of this self-help memoir from the barrier-breaking mega-selling musical artist, best known for her albums CONTROL (1986) and RHYTHM NATION 1814 (1989).

First edition of this terrifically readable and flamboyantly alliterative study of disco with a clear history of the Black, gay, and American roots of the form.

First printing of this comprehensive contemporary bio of Run-DMC by the legendary Def Jam publicist.

First edition of this early scholarly consideration of rap, and Wallace's book immediately preceding his classic INFINITE JEST.

Scarce signed artist's book from the artist most associated with the American — and especially Southern California — punk rock scene.

Scarce signed artist's book from the artist most associated with the American — and especially Southern California — punk rock scene.

Inscribed first edition by the legendary musician, composer, producer, seven-time Oscar nominee, and member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

Signed limited first edition of this collection of songs from the American frontier — featuring four stunning full color and numerous black-and-white woodcut illustrations by Honoré.

Second printing of this scarce and impassioned tribute book by That Morrissey, pre-fame and pre-ignominy, written when love still filled the empty places of his heart and spite yet had but few footholds therein.

First Omnibus Press edition of this insider history of punk's early days by the journalist and onetime manager of The Clash, whose mission at Melody Maker was "to get women musicians taken seriously."

First printing of Morgan's popular illustrated guide to disco fever and how to catch it.