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  • electronblue
    electronblue Posts: 3,502
    Life -Keith Richards
    ********************************
    "Forgive every being,
    the bad feelings 
    it's just me"


  • Light of Stars
    Light of Stars Posts: 95
    Seattle and the Demons of Ambition
  • samjam
    samjam New York Posts: 9,283
    This Is Where I Leave You by Jonathan Topper
    "Sometimes you find yourself having to put all your faith in no faith."
    ~not a dude~
    2010: MSGx2
    2012: Made In America
    2013: Pittsburgh, Brooklynx2, Hartford, Baltimore
    2014: Leeds, Milton Keynes, Detroit
    2015: Global Citizen Festival
    2016: Phillyx2, MSGx2, Fenwayx2
    2018: Barcelona, Wrigleyx2
  • brianlux
    brianlux Moving through All Kinds of Terrain. Posts: 43,665
    electron blue wrote:
    Life -Keith Richards

    Same here- fascinating!
    "It's a sad and beautiful world"
    -Roberto Benigni

  • Porchsitter
    Porchsitter Loganville, GA Posts: 1,091
    "Those Guys Have All the Fun: Inside the World of ESPN" by James Andrew Miller and Tom Shales. Fascinating read so far. Enjoying it. These guys are responsible for "Live from New York: The Uncensored History of Saturday Night Live," another fascinating read and one worth reading.
    We are the facilitators of our own creative evolution.--Bill Hicks
  • genevieve
    genevieve Posts: 1,203
    Im reading Let the Great World Spin by Colum McCann and am actually hating ever page of it. I just cant get into it. And I read tons. But every once in a while you get that book that you cant get into.
    the person below me smells like cat pee and raisins...
  • rrivers
    rrivers Posts: 3,698
    Porchsitter wrote:
    "Those Guys Have All the Fun: Inside the World of ESPN" by James Andrew Miller and Tom Shales. Fascinating read so far. Enjoying it. These guys are responsible for "Live from New York: The Uncensored History of Saturday Night Live," another fascinating read and one worth reading.

    My wife asked me what I wanted for father's day yesterday and I told her this book. I read the SNL book and it was really good. Fast read too with the oral history format.
    "We're fixed good, lamp-wise."
  • rrivers
    rrivers Posts: 3,698
    jervin007 wrote:
    A Feast For Crows by George R.R. Martin. Book four of the Game of Thrones series.

    Once I finish it I am finally going to tackle The Dark Tower series. I have read the first three books, but never can find time to finish it due to school.

    I started "A Storm of Swords" on Sunday right after finishing "A Clash of Kings". I'm loving it! I'm hoping to finish the first four by the time the fifth one comes out in July. Doubt I will but it will be fun to pick that one up when I am finished.

    How do you like "Crows"? (Without giving anything away, please!) I've read that it's not as good as the first three but I'm looking forward to it anyway.

    I read the Dark Tower series and enjoyed it, even though I was disappointed with the later books. There are cool things in all of them though. King's imagination is off the charts.
    "We're fixed good, lamp-wise."
  • Digital Twilight
    Digital Twilight Posts: 5,642
    rrivers wrote:
    jervin007 wrote:
    A Feast For Crows by George R.R. Martin. Book four of the Game of Thrones series.

    Once I finish it I am finally going to tackle The Dark Tower series. I have read the first three books, but never can find time to finish it due to school.

    I started "A Storm of Swords" on Sunday right after finishing "A Clash of Kings". I'm loving it! I'm hoping to finish the first four by the time the fifth one comes out in July. Doubt I will but it will be fun to pick that one up when I am finished.

    How do you like "Crows"? (Without giving anything away, please!) I've read that it's not as good as the first three but I'm looking forward to it anyway.

    I read the Dark Tower series and enjoyed it, even though I was disappointed with the later books. There are cool things in all of them though. King's imagination is off the charts.

    Crows isn't as good as the others. A big part of that is that not all the characters feature in the book, most noticable is Tyrion. I think it just lacks a little something. I'm sure the next book will be a return to form though.
  • Porchsitter
    Porchsitter Loganville, GA Posts: 1,091
    rrivers wrote:
    Porchsitter wrote:
    "Those Guys Have All the Fun: Inside the World of ESPN" by James Andrew Miller and Tom Shales. Fascinating read so far. Enjoying it. These guys are responsible for "Live from New York: The Uncensored History of Saturday Night Live," another fascinating read and one worth reading.

    My wife asked me what I wanted for father's day yesterday and I told her this book. I read the SNL book and it was really good. Fast read too with the oral history format.


    It's basically the same format which I like. Reads quickly. I've always heard about the amount of debauchery that occurred in that place, but I am amazed at some of the stuff that went on there.
    We are the facilitators of our own creative evolution.--Bill Hicks
  • AmentsChick
    AmentsChick Posts: 6,969
    Just finished Seal Team Six by Howard Wasdin. Now either starting Blood, Bones and Butter or The Final Testament of the Holy Bible by James Frey.
    This is the greatest band in the world -- Ben Harper

  • AmentsChick
    AmentsChick Posts: 6,969
    smarchee wrote:
    Where Men Win Glory - Jon Krakauer

    Love this book! The coverup is mind-blowing. Krakauer is my all-time favorite author! Have you read Under the Banner of Heaven? He (and his book) beget my fascination with polygamists.
    This is the greatest band in the world -- Ben Harper

  • AmentsChick
    AmentsChick Posts: 6,969
    EmBleve wrote:
    aNiMaL wrote:
    EmBleve wrote:
    Scar Tissue Anthony Kiedis
    Excellent read, I thought. I felt like i was high when he was high in the book, and low when he was low.
    I agree, it was excellent. It was much better than I thought it would be. Quite entertaining.

    Yeah, I agree. Didn't expect Kiedis to be such a great writer! LOL Although, I guess I probably shouldn't be surprised...I mean he does write lyrics.
    This is the greatest band in the world -- Ben Harper

  • guitar59
    guitar59 Posts: 1,221
    Just started The Lovely Bones. If I had known a little about it I might not have started it. I try to stay away from books that increase my parental paranoia. I had heard the title and knew it was made into a movie, but had no idea what it was about. I found it at a thrift store, its the hard cover without the book jacket. So I just started reading. Well now my daughters are wondering why I no longer make them walk home from school and offer to pick them up...even on sunny days.
  • rcs
    rcs Posts: 711
    guitar59 wrote:
    Just started The Lovely Bones. If I had known a little about it I might not have started it. I try to stay away from books that increase my parental paranoia. I had heard the title and knew it was made into a movie, but had no idea what it was about. I found it at a thrift store, its the hard cover without the book jacket. So I just started reading. Well now my daughters are wondering why I no longer make them walk home from school and offer to pick them up...even on sunny days.

    Hey! I told you exactly what that book was about. Granted it was after a few glasses (bottles?) of wine. :D
    E agora? Faz xixi na mão e deita fora!
  • guitar59
    guitar59 Posts: 1,221
    rcs wrote:
    guitar59 wrote:
    Just started The Lovely Bones. If I had known a little about it I might not have started it. I try to stay away from books that increase my parental paranoia. I had heard the title and knew it was made into a movie, but had no idea what it was about. I found it at a thrift store, its the hard cover without the book jacket. So I just started reading. Well now my daughters are wondering why I no longer make them walk home from school and offer to pick them up...even on sunny days.

    Hey! I told you exactly what that book was about. Granted it was after a few glasses (bottles?) of wine. :D
    I have no recollection of that conversation...must have been the night we drank a few bottles...I am enjoying the book...just acting a little paranoid...
  • RobbyD462
    RobbyD462 Victoria BC Posts: 4,812
    The Hollow Hills
    By Mary Stewart
    Just finished

    A devil on on shoulder and an angel on the other.
    By Greg Prato (story of Shannon Hoon and Blind Melon)

    Great book if you like the Melon!!
    See you in Vancouver!
    -Seattle,Wash-Key Arena-9/21/9 -Vancouver,B.C-Rogers Arena-12/4/13 -Vancouver,BC-Rogers Arena-5/6/24
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    -Vancouver,B.C-GM Place -9/25/9 -Seattle,Wash-Safeco Field-8/8/18
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    -Misoula,MT-Adams Field House-9/30/12 -Vancouver,BC-Rogers Arena-5/4/24

  • rrivers
    rrivers Posts: 3,698
    RobbyD462 wrote:
    The Hollow Hills
    By Mary Stewart
    Just finished

    I remember having to read "The Crystal Cave" in 8th grade. I liked it a lot and have been meaning to read the whole trilogy for years. I even think there is a 4th book out too.
    "We're fixed good, lamp-wise."
  • Hugh Freaking Dillon
    Hugh Freaking Dillon Posts: 14,010
    None Too Fragile.
    Gimli 1993
    Fargo 2003
    Winnipeg 2005
    Winnipeg 2011
    St. Paul 2014
  • Nastasja
    Nastasja Posts: 9,668
    The Solitude of Prime Numbers
    You can spend your time alone, re-digesting past regrets,
    Or you can come to terms and realize
    You're the only one who can't forgive yourself

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