This book was very interesting and far more enjoyable and informative than I expected it to be. I would recommend this book to anyone - especially if you're interested in the workings of a major record label. Although it doesn't give you the nitty gritty of absolutely everything, you do get a good sense of how it all works.

David Junk is a natural raconteur and he has a good sense of humour to boot. He doesn't compromise his own morals (re: homophobia and the Anti-Ukraine brigade) nor is he afraid to admit to his own failures. It's also interesting to read of his successes too. It makes the book more relatable and readable.