Favorite books about the music industry (any genre / any era
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Favorite books about the music industry (any genre / any era
Some of mine are:
• Please Kill Me:The Uncensored Oral History of Punk
by Legs McNeil & Gillian McCain
• The Big Payback: The History of the Business of Hip-Hop
by Dan Charnas
• Root for the Villain: Rap, Bull$hit, and a Celebration of Failure
by J-Zone
• Can't Stop Won't Stop: A History of the Hip-Hop Generation
by Jeff Chang
• Check the Technique: Liner Notes for Hip-Hop Junkies
by Brian Coleman
• Please Kill Me:The Uncensored Oral History of Punk
by Legs McNeil & Gillian McCain
• The Big Payback: The History of the Business of Hip-Hop
by Dan Charnas
• Root for the Villain: Rap, Bull$hit, and a Celebration of Failure
by J-Zone
• Can't Stop Won't Stop: A History of the Hip-Hop Generation
by Jeff Chang
• Check the Technique: Liner Notes for Hip-Hop Junkies
by Brian Coleman
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anthony keidis autobio called scar tissue
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djjeffresh wrote:anthony keidis autobio called scar tissue
this was super dope
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Agreed on The Big Payback. Enjoyed reading Luther Campbell's autobiography too.
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the bill graham book was really good. i think its called my life in music
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slash's book was great. he really holds nothing back at all. the story of him getting a massive herpes outbreak in europe is
and axl is a fucking asshole (the tour this summer was still good though).
motley crue book was good, written by the guy who wrote that pick up artist book "the game". neil strauss.
each chapter is told from the view of a different person, and it jumps around in time alot so it's a bit hard to follow but lots of good stories. those guys are savages.
little known facts i learned: vince neil is part mexican. his mom is half (last name Ortiz). and mick mars was in his 30s when he joined crue right before they blew up. he has some fucked up disease that makes even basic movement incredibly painful which is why he never really did much on stage. he also loves science shows. out of all of them he seems like the nicest and most level headed.
the 2 books intersect a bit too as they were in the same circle.
surprised to hear the anthony book is good. i'll check a sample. he just comes off as a douche to me.
anyone have any interest in picking a music book none of us have read and having a lil :p: bookclub?
and axl is a fucking asshole (the tour this summer was still good though).
motley crue book was good, written by the guy who wrote that pick up artist book "the game". neil strauss.
each chapter is told from the view of a different person, and it jumps around in time alot so it's a bit hard to follow but lots of good stories. those guys are savages.
little known facts i learned: vince neil is part mexican. his mom is half (last name Ortiz). and mick mars was in his 30s when he joined crue right before they blew up. he has some fucked up disease that makes even basic movement incredibly painful which is why he never really did much on stage. he also loves science shows. out of all of them he seems like the nicest and most level headed.
the 2 books intersect a bit too as they were in the same circle.
surprised to hear the anthony book is good. i'll check a sample. he just comes off as a douche to me.
anyone have any interest in picking a music book none of us have read and having a lil :p: bookclub?
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a few on my shelf.
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Nikki Sixx book was brutal
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Star- Objective Hate...about 10% of it has to do w/ music. he worked at a label in the early 90s & trashes artists like Kid Frost (hilarious) & he talks a bit about his favorite band Rush. but its a funny book & he's a very good writer.
J Zone's book is great. i also liked Ice T & LL's autobios
David Byrne- how music works
Miles Davis's autobiography
Kurt Cobain's journals
Ozzy Osbourne's book that came out a few years ago, surprisingly intelligent
J Zone's book is great. i also liked Ice T & LL's autobios
David Byrne- how music works
Miles Davis's autobiography
Kurt Cobain's journals
Ozzy Osbourne's book that came out a few years ago, surprisingly intelligent
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Prodigy my infamous life
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Duff Mckagen- It's So Easy (and other lies)
Slash- Slash
Miles Davis- Miles Davis
Duke Ellington- Music Is My Mistress
Anthony Kedis- Scar Tissue
Birth, School, Metallica, Death..
Slash- Slash
Miles Davis- Miles Davis
Duke Ellington- Music Is My Mistress
Anthony Kedis- Scar Tissue
Birth, School, Metallica, Death..
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this book was unbelievable...darkwingduck wrote:
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