Advantages: Rankin plots are always good, Rebus is great Disadvantages: not the same as other Rebus novels
I have read (and loved) Ian Rankin's Rebus books for a number of years. Last year, he brought our Night Music, centred around the G8 summit in Scotland, which was very much a Rebus novel.
And then this one.
What happened?
The length is the same (long). The setting is the same (Edinburgh). The characters are very much the same. But the FEELING is wrong. Is Ian Rankin already working on his next novel in his head and just 'bashing out' this one to end the series? Or does he really think that this is a fitting end to his fabulous, award-winning series of books?
The story is fine, and worthy of Rankin's Gold-Dagger-Award style. Hard-nosed cops, convoluted plot, a bit of politics, Edinburgh gangsters, and a bit of personal life thrown in for good measure. All good stuff. If you've never read any Ian Rankin and like a good detective story ...
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Product details
Title
Exit Music
Performer
Steven Lindsay
Genre
Rock & Pop
Sub Genre
Alternative
Release Date
10/10/2005
Recomended Retail Price
11.99 GBP
Label / Distributor
Seminal / Shellshock/SRD
Pieces in Set
1
Studio / Live
Studio
Stereo
Stereo
Format
Performer
EAN
5024545363326
Additional notes
Album Notes
EXIT MUSIC, originally released in 2004 , is a 13 song, solo project from the former guitarist/vocalist for alt-pop act The Big Fish, Steven Lindsay. This elegant, thoughtful collection includes the songs "Breakdown," "Shoot The Breezee," and "Submarine." Australian edition contains two additional tracks.
Titles on disc 1
1.
14th
2.
Breakdown
3.
Butterfly
4.
Goodnight
5.
November
6.
Birdsong
7.
Midnight
8.
Shoot The Breeze
9.
Low
10.
Submarine
11.
Valentine
12.
Spread It Around
13.
First Time I Ever Saw Your Face
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07/12/2005
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