Aaron, I just read your review of the book From The Ground Up. Great read! Not only was it detailed, it was very interesting. Thanks for the effort, Aaron.
Quotes from your review:
"I just wish that the photographs in this book were individually labeled to allow the reader to know where the photographs were taken. Only a handful of photos are labeled in this manner; the rest you are left to guess at where they were taken."
My comment: That sucks. Photographers (and their publishers) are lazy when they do this.
"I felt the overall coverage of the tour was too heavily weighed toward only a handful of shows."
My comment: This is disappointing.
"The book has a few factual problems."
My comment: In my opinion, this is unacceptable. For the items you listed . . . . . those are the kinds of things that editors get paid big bucks for.
As far as I'm concerned, they should have published three copies, sent them to Aaron/Brad/Trevor, waited until you three proof-read them, listened to your constructive feedback, edited the book, fixed any errors and then finally . . . . . . sent the corrected manuscript to the printer.
I'll live without a comprehensive book. The only reason I'm renewing my subscription is to get more live tracks anyways.