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Just read the 33-1/3 book for Endtroducing..., which was pretty ace.

On the non-music tip, Gene Wolfe's "Book of the New Sun" series is starting off really well.


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I would recomend anything by Anthony Burgess, He is my favorite author and has writen several books centered on Music.

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Dumas' The Count Of Monte Cristo

Huxley's Eyeless In Gaza

just started The Unconscious Civilization by John Ralston Saul ( about corporatism being the dominant ideology in society, with democracy and individualism being relatively superficial)


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I just ordered that Sam Cooke Dream Boogie biography off Amazon. It was between that and the Bill Simmons book.

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Dalen Wrote:
I'm currently reading "Choosing Death: The Improbable History of Death Metal and Grindcore" by by Albert Mudrian & John Peel. Highly entertaining, and historically informative. Reminds me of so many bands that I've heard over the years but had forgotten about.

Every metal fan should pick this up.


Albert M, is also editor of one of my mag's competitors, so i refuse to pay for it, but if i saw it used, id probably pick it up.

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I just finished A Million Little Pieces which I thought was pretty good.

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'bout halfway through John Updike's Rabbit, Run. Not so sure I'm all that captivated. I'm switching between that and Karen Armstrong's A History of God, which I bought years ago, and never got around to reading. People are very inventive.

On deck, Roth's American Pastoral and Levon Helm's This Wheel's On Fire, which I put down for a bit a few weeks ago and keep meaning to return to.


please keep all sharp objects away while reading Rabbit Run, geeez, next to Thomas McGuane there's no one more depressing, I had to put it down because I was walking around feeling ill.

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I don't know about books relating to music, but the following selections are pretty sweet:

J.M. Coetzee - Disgrace
Jose Saramago - Blindness
Jonathan Franzen - The Corrections
Gabriel Garcia Marquez - Memories of My Melancholy Whores


you have great taste.
i have read every single one of these.


Let's run off to the library together. 8)


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