A humorous and nostalgic journey through the indie music scene and the transforming record business. From Buffalo, NY, to New York City, Dean Brownrout found himself at the forefront of cultural shifts—from new wave and thrash metal to the dawn of the commercial internet. No Big Deal offers an unfiltered view into this seminal time in the music industry, reminiscent of Bourdain's Kitchen Confidential. It's a glimpse at America's technological influence and culture, perfect for readers interested in music history and business. This memoir includes appearances by The Rolling Stones, Grace Jones, Bob Dylan, the Beastie Boys, and countless other luminaries. Discover the highs and lows of running record labels, promoting concerts, and navigating the changing landscape of the music industry. Why buy now? Relive the era and gain insights into the music business from an insider's perspective.