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Amazon.com Review
Lilith, the mythological character from whom the Lilith Fairtakes its name, had the audacity to defy God. The force that Sarah McLachlandefied in 1997 by proposing a real alternative to the summer musicfestival--the belligerent, male-dominated radio and recordindustry--is only slightly less frightening. In From Lilith toLilith Fair, Buffy Childerhose chronicles the festival--agirlapalooza that quickly overshadowed its predecessors--from itsseedling stages to full bloom with insights from most of Lilith's 1997artists, including Paula Cole, Indigo Girls, andSarah herself. Most chapters begin with a portrait of a pioneeringwoman, from 16th-century Italian artist Artemisia Gentileschi toCanadian suffragette Nellie McClung. The historical stories point mostfrequently to women's struggles to be heard, honored, and evenconsidered through the ages. The Lilith Fair artists relate morecontemporary stories of discrimination and prejudice, and ultimatelyof triumph. Much of the book details the media's initial, negativeresponse to the tour and how Sarah and company battled through pressconferences with insensitive journalists before every show. RollingStone portrayed Lilith participants as "utterly lacking incommunity" and competitive. Salon decried "the second-gradesensibility of the pseudo-feminist Lilith Fair," and Ms.magazine scolded Sarah for her reluctance to use the wordfeminist. But once things got started, Sarah's utopian visionwon out over its detractors: shows sold out, audiences left happy, andmagazines like Entertainment Weekly and Time ranfavorable cover stories on the tour. From Lilith to Lilith Faircaptures the bumpy road to success for the women of Lilith, led by theunwavering persistence and undeniable talent of Sarah McLachlan,who--appropriately enough--writes the forward for this officiallysanctioned book. --Shawn Stewart ... Read more

Customer Reviews (20)

More like a tour book
This book was more like a tour book than anything, which is not neccessarily bad. It kind of brough me back to all three liliths that i went to with it's color photos (lilith did not have a tour book). I found the biographies somewhat interesting, but it didn't really cross either line: it is not a tour book and it is not a book book, which was a little schizophrenic :( I wish that it was either one or the other. However, in it's entireity, it is a nice tribute to lilith and the women behind the tour and the women that influenced the tour

Plenty
Sarah Mclachlan is a godesss, you should really read her book and enjoy every minute of it. The food isn't bad either. The best part of it though is the beautiful pictures of Sarah.

Enjoy!

From Lilith to Lilith Fair:An incredibly, inspiring book
How anyone could rate this book anything below five stars is beyond me.I believe this book to be inspiring to women of all ages.I am unbelievably upset that Lilith Fair won't be returning next summer.I went to the finalLilith Fair, it being my very first concert.The feeling you get standingthere and listening to Sarah sing is indescribable.You don't want theconcert to end at all, let alone Lilith Fair entirely.This is a greatbook for any Sarah fans, or women who believe in being acknowledged, andheard.

Call me Nostalgic
Lilith Fair is over over over and I for one am really going to miss it. This book is a pretty good placebo for those of us who wish the fair was continuing for at least two more years. It's well written, nice to look at,and interesting. Now excuse me while I go put on my Lilith Cds, grab myLilith book, slap on a Biore nose strip for effect and sob into myStarbucks. Thanks Sarah for three great years!

Really enjoyed it!
I thought this was a pretty good book.Not only did I enjoy reading it, but I've loaned it out to several friends who also liked it.My favorite parts were the biographies of the illustrious women of the past.If youlike Lilith Fair, you should like this book, as well. ... Read more