Nowhere that I've found will you find a better collection of Chrome Angelz pieces; find out what Seen did after Subway Art; and find out how LA found a style of its own.

That said, despite some great pieces and despite poring over every image in the past, this is a book of fading interest to me. The book lacks the historical significance and authenticity of Subway Art and doesn't have the same quality of pieces which can now be found recent graffiti magazines and books.

I'd recommend this book if you were interested in what happened to grafitti after New York spawned it.


illin'   May 8, 2002
 5 out of 7 found this review helpful

This book contains hundreds of pictures from countries all over the world, during the graf boom to the early 90's. This book displays many dope styles and methods of some writers from the us to uk.


Best graff book ever...   June 1, 2001
 5 out of 6 found this review helpful

An excelent lookback on a time when graffiti was still king of the streets. Must be read at the same time you watch STYLE WARS...


Spraycan Heaven...............   October 27, 2000
 8 out of 9 found this review helpful

I bought this book in 1988 along with Subway Art which is another legend in the world of street art. I was just 17 at the time and still today this book inspires the imagination to compose original art. In particular, the Art dedicated to those who tragically died for the cause, sticks in my mind and nuff respect goes out to those train dodgers who still,today, spray on. If you're inspired by free minds, then look at this book, it will stimulate and dazzle you with it's style and colour.

Peace + Love DD