Sentence examples for rock readers from inspiring English sources

A little further downmarket lurked a paperback that had long been enthusiastically passed between hard-bitten rock readers: The Diary of a Rock'n'Roll Star by Ian Hunter, lead singer with Mott the Hoople.

In Keith Richards' memoir, Life, the Rolling Stone guitarist rocks readers along his lifelong journey that began on December 18 , 1943

Among the biggest of all rock star readers is David Bowie, rumoured to have consumed as many as eight books a day, and whose own list of recommended reads, at an exhibition in Ontario, included authors as diverse as Spike Milligan to Colin Wilson, Truman Capote to Martin Amis, and many books about working-class boys made good.

Hamish MacBain's well thought out exposé of the hypocrisy inherent in Thom Yorke and co's attitudes to the music industry is one reason an avid and well-informed rock press reader of my acquaintance was only half joking when he proclaimed the 23 April edition of NME (the issue with Lady Gaga on the front doing Hazel O'Connor for Stars in Their Eyes) "the best ever".

The first app they built was Manga Rock, a reader for iOS and Android.

What does it mean that a site whose name has become synonymous with a specific type of alternative rock, is offering readers the chance to read about nothing but pop, or metal, or rap?

The article gets only more absurd and unhinged from there and suggests readers rock $4,160 earrings.

WHEN Nancy Perry Graham, the editor of AARP The Magazine, attended a Bruce Springsteen concert at Giants Stadium in New Jersey last October, she and several editors on her staff wore black T-shirts with the words "AARP The Magazine — Rocking Generations of Readers" printed on the back.

I'm just talking a wild guess here, but I'd be willing to wager that the percentage of MobileCrunch readers rocking a Windows Phone 7 handset and a Mac is… pretty small.

In addition to her work in education, Deborah is an avid rock climber, voracious reader, and consummate adventurer.

I strongly advise readers of rock autobiographies to seek out a copy of Diary of a Rock 'n' Roll Star, written by Overend's bandmate Ian Hunter, which was first published in 1974.