User:Moegadishu/Robert Duncan
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Robert Duncan (born November 5, 1952) is an American music critic, author and entrepreneur.
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Robert Duncan was managing editor of Creem magazine (1975-76) and has written for various publications, such as Rolling Stone, Circus, Hit Parader, Life and City (San Francisco). He is author of three books about rock music, musicians and culture, including The Noise: Notes from a Rock 'n' Roll Era (Ticknor & Fields, 1984), Kiss (Popular Library, 1978) and Only the Good Die Young: The Rock 'n' Roll Book of the Dead (Crown, 1986). He is also the co-founder, co-owner and executive creative director of the San Francisco-based advertising agency Duncan/Channon.
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Kiss (Popular Library, 1978)
The Noise: Notes from a Rock 'n' Roll Era (Ticknor & Fields, 1984)
Only the Good Die Young: The Rock 'n' Roll Book of the Dead (Crown, 1986)
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