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Mustafa Tok coyistik — Chuck Klosterman loves metal. Metal has been his obsession since he was very young. He allowed heavy metal to shape his adolescence since he was around - for the lack of a better term - the boring state of North Dakota. Rather than discussing stories about his youth - which he does very rarely, - Klosterman spends most of his time talking about how metal shaped his opinions on the world around him. It helped him determine the lifestyle that he wants to live and also define his teenage personality. He expresses this through pivotal moments in metal history, from it's birth, to it's boom, to it's identity crisis - that being the what some would call, awful glam/hair metal era - to it's eventual death. Chuck has an unconditional connection to metal, one of which can't be broken by anything; not even when girls started to get into heavy metal. It's something that is quite endearing to read, because he has such a connection to something so abstract and musical. He allows it to become a part of him and is therefore it completely. Even though he is now an adult, he still reflects upon it like an old friend or love. To be honest, I loved this novel. Though it isn't quite up to literature standards and feels like it is written as a continuous column on the Onion A.v., it still holds up. There is a lot of depth to this book, primarily in terms of interpretation. For example, Chuck begins to talk about an anecdote which still impacts him to this day. When he had dinner with his family and his father accidentally said the name of Chuck's favorite band, Motley Crew. Everyone laughed but him and his father. Chuck then begins to talk about something else. However, if you look close enough, he essentially talked about how not once in his youth, did his father ever have any interest in knowing what his son liked, or had ever entered his room. It is a delight to read this, quite quick too. It is very humerus and clever. Even if you know nothing of Metal there is still a lot to see, and trust me you will learn some because Chuck Klosterman loves metal and has written an entire book about it... oh and also about him.