The Covert War Against Rock: What You Don't Know About the Deaths of Jim Morrison, Tupac Shakur, Michael Hutchence, Brian Jones, Jimi Hendrix, Phil Ochs, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, John Lennon, and ..... Paperback – May 1, 2000

"the covert war against rock," raises more questions than it answers. Nevertheless, they are important questions to ask, and hopefully, in time, we will find the answers. It is difficult to find proof to substantiate some of the things he says because those in power are very good at covering up what they do. Nevertheless, it is the patterns in place that make the case, a consistent tendency to "disappear" those who have the most to offer in terms of information about what is really going on out there. They are all dead. That is why there is no proof. In addition to patterns of behavior, it is also wise to look to motive. Who benefits? Follow the money. Constantine knows what he is doing. I have great respect for his work. If you are of the opinion that something is not quite right in the land of the free and the home of the brave, read this book. Read them all. And then read some more.

Interesting book and worth reading. However I think the authors thesis is flawed. I think with most of these deaths the motive was Money. Not for political reasons or suppressing the Rock culture. There were hundreds, even thousands of Rock stars at the time. Killing some of them would be of little use when there would just be hundreds of others to fill their shoes.

Very interesting well researched book, alot of investigation work, however would of been good to have a conclusion chapter summarizing the agenda as a whole and its role in the music industry Today

Another Small Print Book ! Wish The Words Were Bigger Print !

This book is a real eye-opener. For any of you who have questioned the deaths of people such as: Jim Morrison, Tupac Shakur, Brian Jones, Jimi Hendrix, John Lennon, etc. then read this book. When they want to get rid of you, they will.

Very interesting read, excellent footnotes which lead down a plethora of rabbit holes. Excellent companion to WEIRD SCENES IN THE CANYON .

This book is a letdown. I was expecting a bit more theory behind the many celebrity deaths. Instead the authors book read like a newspaper, without offering much editorial or theory behind the so called murders, or at least unexplained deaths. Could have been a great read, if it was more developed.

Good for reading. Made me stop and think.

I bought the book because the subject matter was really intriguing and deserves deeper investigation however I was disappointed in this book generally due to the poor way that it was written. I found that the text jumped around and didnt flow in a coherent way making it difficult to follow at times and a disappointing read.While the author outlined the details of the death he failed to really investigate the matter in any depth. I felt that the Michael Hutchence death deserved more detail. I have to admitthat I was shocked at reading about Bob Marley and the shocking revelation that Bob Marley was treated at the end of his life by someone who may have had evil intent towards him deserved more detail and investigation.Maybe this book needs a follow up focusing on one or two key high profile cases in more depth.Overall i would say that the book deals with really interesting subject matter but it has been poorly put together.

A frank and well researched book, a must for music fans who will find this a very interesting read indeed !

I found this book hard to put down. Constantine presents his case in such a way that the reader is able to put themselves into the 'victim's place, to feel that fear that a force far stronger and more clever than any individual is trying to harm you. I loved it and am about to buy it again.

very interesting book. It really opens your eyes about everything around you. I bought this book to read about Michael Hutchence and how he died, i didnt believe in 1997 that he meant to kill himself, after reading this book, it makes you think who else might have been involved

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