What book are you currently reading?

Recent reads:

Batman: The Killing Joke, The Deluxe Edition by Alan Moore and Brian Bolling

Batman: Year One by Frank Miller and David Mazzuchelli

Batman and Robin, Vol. I: Born To Kill by Peter Tomasi, Patrick Gleason, and Mick Gray

Superman Smashes the Klan by Gene Luen Yang and Gurihiru

... a very cool story about a Chinese-American family standing up to racism in 1940s era Metropolis, with a little help from the Big Red S. Based on a 1946 story from the Adventures of Superman radio show, "Clan of the Fiery Cross."

The Heritage of Armenian Literature Vol. 2 (6th to 18th century)

Rockers And Rollers: A Full Throttle Memoir by Brian Johnson

...not to be confused with his just-released autobiography The Lives Of Brian, which is on my list to check out soon, this is BJ's first book about his love of cars and racing. Basically it's a collection of short anecdotes about the various cars he's owned and driven over the years, some of the stories are music related, but not all. I'm not a "car guy" so a lot of the gear head jargon is lost on me, but it's been a fun read anyway, cuz Brian is a good storyteller who has a way with words.

Fat Freddy wrote:

Rockers And Rollers: A Full Throttle Memoir by Brian Johnson

...not to be confused with his just-released autobiography The Lives Of Brian, which is on my list to check out soon, this is BJ's first book about his love of cars and racing. Basically it's a collection of short anecdotes about the various cars he's owned and driven over the years, some of the stories are music related, but not all. I'm not a "car guy" so a lot of the gear head jargon is lost on me, but it's been a fun read anyway, cuz Brian is a good storyteller who has a way with words.

I’m looking forward to listening to the audio book of “The Lives of Brian”. There should be some interesting stories!

Troublezone wrote:

I’m looking forward to listening to the audio book of “The Lives of Brian”. There should be some interesting stories!

Should be a cool listen as long as you can decipher Brian's thick-as-pudding Geordie accent!

Actually reading three books right now lol At home before bed I'm reading Hawk, by Steven Brust. And at work I'm going back and forth between a book called An American Demon: A Memoir, by T.S.O.L. frontman Jack Grisham, and also book 8 of The Expanse series titled, Tiamats Wrath, by James S.A. Corey.

FRAMPTON “ Do You Feel Like i do “
Watched some songs on YouTube - had to buy the book.
Also bought “ Comes Alive “ cd for while I’m reading.
He was a shooting star for sure.

Re-reading:
Face The Music, A Life Exposed by Paul Stanley

Reading Stevie Ray Vaughan “ Caught in the Crossfire “ .
Very interesting read. Played for David Bowie on a bunch of songs.
Rolling Stones took a liking to him. He stood 5’5”.
Could put a hankie in one nostril and take it out the other nostril.
Cocaine and Crown Royal. Lots of stories.

I bought Herman Rarebell book “ And Speaking of the Scorpions “.

Horrible book.
Guy writes very shallow. Arrogant. Smart ass.
Maybe the worst rock book I have ever read.
No wild stories…..though he keeps they come later on in the book.
No insight into the other musicians.
Just bland and boring and irritating.

Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, 30th Anniversary Edition by Frank Miller and Klaus Janson

Graphic novel: The Saga of the Swamp Thing, Vol. I by Alan Moore, Steve Bissette, and John Totleben

Soul On Fire : The Life And Music Of Peter Steele by Jeff Wagner

"World Thought Police" by Tomas Schuman (Yuri Bezmenov)

A Fast Ride Out Of Here - Pete Way

This book was great. I highly recommend it.
Was never a UFO fan. But when they got Schenker - wow.
Ozzy quotes. Fast Eddie Clarke quotes. Joe Eliot. Etc.
And this book is soaked - with sex and drug stories.
Pete Way was reckless. Married 6 times. 2 wives died / misadventure.
I read the entire book in one sitting. Took about 7 hours !

Re-reading: Makeup To Breakup, My Life In and Out of KISS by Peter Criss

On deck: I'm Glad My Mom Died by Jennette McCurdy

For The Sake Of Heaviness by Brian Slagel

Iron Man - Tony Iommi
Don’t buy it. It’s okay of a read.
But he holds back a lot of truth.
No substance at all.
Interesting how rich he got.
And all the musicians he went through.
Gee. Wonder why ?

Retail Gangster: The INSANE Real-Life Story of Crazy Eddie by Gary Weiss

Amorphis : The Official Story Of Finland's Greatest Metal Band by Markus Laakso

"Pole Shift: Evidence Will Not Be Silenced" by David Montaigne

James B. wrote:

"Pole Shift: Evidence Will Not Be Silenced" by David Montaigne

I read a book about pole shifts many years ago. They predicted that the earth would shift on it's axis on May 5th 2000. I remember that date because I was hoping he was right. It made sense in a way. On that day, all the planets were aligned in a straight line, along with the moon, and his theory was the gravity along with the build up of the ice caps, would be enough to tip us over. Of course I kind of knew it was bullshit, but I still had my hopes up lol Figured, they've happened before, why not now?

Wrecked Neck wrote:

I read a book about pole shifts many years ago. They predicted that the earth would shift on it's axis on May 5th 2000. I remember that date because I was hoping he was right. It made sense in a way. On that day, all the planets were aligned in a straight line, along with the moon, and his theory was the gravity along with the build up of the ice caps, would be enough to tip us over. Of course I kind of knew it was bullshit, but I still had my hopes up lol Figured, they've happened before, why not now?

Predicting an exact day is f'n wacky
There is evidence of it occurring before numerous times, but the 'guesses" as to when are speculative.

(IMHDO) The best evidence is the various pyramid structures found globally. More recent construction face the current North; South; East; & West. While older construction is off from current compass points and line up with past pole positions (in theory)