collector's should get a copy of the Barry McGee book published in Italy by Prada back in 2002. With 300 pages of full color art plus a 20 page interview it's easily the one essential volume of Barry McGee's art. Don't even bother with this shabby collection of pamphlets or "The Buddy System" which only has about 20 pages in color. Get the Prada book-it even has an original Twist sticker on it!

I was dissapointed upon receiving this book. Actually it is not even a book, it is a collection of pamphlets from an exhibit in Philidelphia under the same name. As a fan of Barry Mcgee's artwork I was discouraged to find only a few examples of his work and mostly not even in color. I would recommend the book 'Scrawl - Dirty Graphics & Strange Characters' for someone interested in McGee and other similiar urban artists.

What a terrible book - not only is it difficult to read - but missing much of common Ecology viewpoints and basics. Worthless, absolutely worthless - anyone want to by mine - cost of postage. If not, I'll just burn it.

I just received this book and I have not gotten to the real content of the book yet but already have a firm recommendation: Never buy a I-Series book from McGraw Hill.
The physical structure of the book is terrible -- it is just a fat magazine with thicker cover page. 8.5x11 pages that flop over. It has stupid trivia questions in it. A good percentage of the front pages introduce you to the book series and basics on microsoft office.

This version leaves out the Hebrew and Greek words, numbers and lexicons, which are usually the reason for buying a Strong's concordance. It is useful only for locating passages, which would be OK except that it trades on the Strong's name recognition without delivering what Strong's is all about. If you just want to locate passages, it is about the same as any other similar concordance.