It's high time we inaugurated two of the best-reviewed rock books ever into our club: Patti Smith's dual memoirs.

The irony of Ronin Ro's Prince biography is that, despite its title, Ro doesn't try very hard to peer behind Prince's mask. In some ways, that's a good thing.

In his new book 'Love for Sale,' acclaimed music writer David Hajdu combines personal stories with historical accounts of the evolution of popular music.

Bruce Springsteen's new book is a rock memoir like none other, a strange and extraordinary book that just might be counted as one of his greatest achievements.

In his new book 'All These Things That I've Done," MTV veteran Matt Pinfield tells amazing stories and shares his love of music.

Jay Gabler reviews 'Before You Judge Me,' a novelistic new book that tries to get inside the head of Michael Jackson during the last weeks of the music icon's life.

Mary Lucia reviews 'On Bowie,' a tribute Rob Sheffield was asked to write in just a month.

Daniel Nass reviews the new memoir from Dave Stewart of Eurythmics -- filled with tales of rock and roll excess (and a gross story of young love).

Steven Hyden discusses different types of music rivalries and relates them to issues such as generational gaps and cultural differences.

Jay Gabler reviews Libby Cudmore's new novel: a mystery that turns on a mixtape.