I've now added a bunch of bonus material to the footnotes -- FAQ, unFAQ, RetroQuotes, articles pegged to or related to the book, interviews with the author, a selection of reviews,  sections for articles and blog entries that pre-echoed the book's concerns.  Here's the revised table of contents.



RETROMANIA FOOTNOTES: TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction:  THE RE DECADE  /   THE RETROSCAPE

Prologue  DON'T LOOK BACK:  Nostalgia and Retro

Chapter 1: POP WILL REPEAT ITSELF: Museums,Reunions, Rockdocs, Reenactments

Chapter 2: TOTAL RECALL: Musicand Memory in the Time of YouTube

Chapter 3: LOST IN THE SHUFFLE: Record Collecting and the Twilight of Music as an Object

Chapter 4: GOOD CITATIONS: TheRise of the Curator in Rock

Chapter 5: TURNING JAPANESE:  The Empire of Retro and theHipster Internationale

Chapter 6: STRANGE CHANGES:  Fashion, Retro, and Vintage

Chapter 7:  TURN BACK TIME: Revival Cults and TimewarpTribes

Chapter 8: NO FUTURE: Punk's Reactionary Roots and Retro Aftermath

Chapter 9:  ROCK ON (AND ON) (AND ON): The Never-ending  Fifties Revival

Chapter 10: GHOSTS OF FUTURES  PAST: Sampling, Hauntology, and Mash Ups

Chapter 11: OUT OF SPACE: Nostalgia for Giant Steps and Final Frontiers

Chapter 12: THE SHOCK OF THE OLD: Past, Present and Future in the First Decade of the 21st Century

BONUS MATERIAL 

FAQ

unFAQ  

RetroQuotes (by other people)

Retromania-related Articles (pegged to book or written after it)

Retromania-related Articles (written before the book)

Interviews with the Author


Reviews and Discussions of Retromania that are particularly informative and thought provoking

Ideas and issues catalysed by the book's reception or that emerged in the wake of its publication
 
Recreativity - various writings

blogging pre-echoes and steps leading up to Retromania


the start of it all?