books the band likes
i don't know if this has been posted before, but what are authors or books the band likes or suggested reading.
i've read that they like these:
Howard Zinn:
Terrorism and War
You Can't Be Neutral an a Moving Train: a personal history of our times
A People's History of the United States: 1492-present
Michael Moore:
Stupid White Men
Bowling for Columbine
TV Nation
Eric Schlosser:
Fast Food Nation
Daniel Quinn:
Ishmael
Beyond Civillisation: humanity's next great adventure
Ralph Nadar:
The Ralph Nadar Reader
Crashing The Party: how to tell the truth and still run for president
Arundhati Roy:
The God of Small Things
Power Politics
Naom Chomsky
9-11
Jeremy Rifkin
The Hydrogen Economy - When There Is No More Oil
Lawrence Foster
Religion and Sexuality - The Shakers, the Mormons, and the Oneida
Community
Cornel West
Race Matters
Ralph Abraham
Chaos Gaia Eros - A Chaos Pioneer Uncovers The Theee Great Streams of History
Adam Bellow
In Praise of Nepotism - A Natural History
Harold Bloom
How to Read and Why
Thomas Lynch
Bodies in Motion and at Rest - On Metaphor and Mortality
Marjorie Kelly
The Diving Right of Capital - Dethroning The Corporate Aristocracy
Curtis White
The Middle Mind - Why Americans Don't Think for Themselves
Kurt Vonnegut:
Cat's Cradle
God bless, you, Mr. Rosewater
Player Piano
Mikhail Bulgakov:
The Master and Margarita
...anything else?
i've read that they like these:
Howard Zinn:
Terrorism and War
You Can't Be Neutral an a Moving Train: a personal history of our times
A People's History of the United States: 1492-present
Michael Moore:
Stupid White Men
Bowling for Columbine
TV Nation
Eric Schlosser:
Fast Food Nation
Daniel Quinn:
Ishmael
Beyond Civillisation: humanity's next great adventure
Ralph Nadar:
The Ralph Nadar Reader
Crashing The Party: how to tell the truth and still run for president
Arundhati Roy:
The God of Small Things
Power Politics
Naom Chomsky
9-11
Jeremy Rifkin
The Hydrogen Economy - When There Is No More Oil
Lawrence Foster
Religion and Sexuality - The Shakers, the Mormons, and the Oneida
Community
Cornel West
Race Matters
Ralph Abraham
Chaos Gaia Eros - A Chaos Pioneer Uncovers The Theee Great Streams of History
Adam Bellow
In Praise of Nepotism - A Natural History
Harold Bloom
How to Read and Why
Thomas Lynch
Bodies in Motion and at Rest - On Metaphor and Mortality
Marjorie Kelly
The Diving Right of Capital - Dethroning The Corporate Aristocracy
Curtis White
The Middle Mind - Why Americans Don't Think for Themselves
Kurt Vonnegut:
Cat's Cradle
God bless, you, Mr. Rosewater
Player Piano
Mikhail Bulgakov:
The Master and Margarita
...anything else?
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Munich, Germany 2007
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- the great Sir Leo Harrison
i guess so ;-)
does anybody know which umberto eco book ed reads in that picture?
http://www.pearl-jam.com/pictures/evbw2/evbwwig.jpg
Munich, Germany 2007
"Call me Ishmael. Some years ago- never mind how long precisely- having little or no money in my purse, and nothing particular to interest me on shore, I thought I would sail about a little and see the watery part of the world." Herman Melville : Moby Dick