My favorite documentaries are the ones that focus on a specific decade of time.  They discuss politics, pop culture, technology, music, and more - and discuss how they all intertwine and show the progression of culture and events.  This book reminds me of those documentaries but with a heavy helping of nostalgia.  The audiobook has a touch of slam poetry vibes.  It also made me feel like I was back at a college house party.  Talking to the cool music guy in the kitchen - I'm cool enough to know the music, but not cool enough to really *get it*.

Overall, a good listening experience.  And I'm looking forward to listening to the companion playlist on repeat!

I am grateful to have received an advance listener copy of the audiobook for free from NetGalley and Hachette Audio, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.