The Complete Misfits Discography: Authorized Releases and Bootlegs, Including Recordings by Danzig, Samhain and The Undead Paperback – Illustrated, September 12, 2019

Excellent Book!!!!!!!!! A Must-Have for Misfits fans!!!!!!!! I enjoyed this!!!!!!!!!!

Ridiculously overpriced for what essentially boils down to be a print version of the Discogs website with some commentary thrown in.

Not only is the info in this ludicrously overpriced book widely available online for NOTHING, it is poorly written and clearly not edited.As a Misfits fan I'm always looking for any scrap of new info, and you'd think if someone bothered to write a book (even a bad book) about their releases there'd be at least one or two surprises - not here.It's shocking to me that the band has been so aggressive in pushing back on really informative, great books about them (often with lawsuits), yet they haven't quashed this trash.If you're a completist, resist the urge. There's nothing here for you. You'll regret the purchase - I did.

I wasn’t a big fan of this book.I am a huge Misfits fan, and even sing in a Misfits tribute act, so take that for what it’s worth -I guess I was more expecting a “Just the facts” approach here, rather than what was provided.It is nice to have someone take a stab at an all-inclusive Danzig discography including bootlegs though.

More of an opinionated review of the Misfits releases than a chronological compilation of material.

Stop stealing from Glenn Danzig.

I thought the book would give me a complete listing of release numbers, which it did not - but it was informative of each listing, with the author's opinion. For the price, I was a bit disappointed. I was looking off something a bit more exhaustive.

Mainly a cursory overview of the mighty Misfits. For newer fans.