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webbo wrote:

stargurl wrote:

webbo wrote:I bet you've quoted the title of the book I'm reading at least once in your life.....

Published in 60's

Catch 22?

correctamundo

I'm going to read your book after now.....

I just finished that book some while ago
still funny.

And i also read Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close a while ago by Jonathan Safran Foer.

loved every page of it. you all should read it

now!
*does hypnotic stare

i've read catch 22 twice... the first time was when my dad lent me it during a family holiday when i was fairly young... don't know how young exactly but i remember i wasn't too far into the book before i had to ask my dad, "daddy, what's a whore?" - pronouncing the w obviously
and read it again a couple of years ago or so, so i could appreciate it properly
i didn't think too much of the film, incidentally.

currently readin...

Boba fett - new threat

5th in the series and rather fun although aimed at kids it furthers the legacy of young boba up to adulthood

hippy dave wrote:so i could appreciate it properly
i didn't think too much of the film, incidentally.

Not seen the film either, it was by chance I came to start this book, but it's crazy how we (I) use phrases without knowing the true history of them & where they were coined.

hmmm this could be a winner in a new post...

After finally moving into my new (and first) house...i have started to read The Guv'nor - Lenny McLean's autobiography.

He's a bit of a double ard bastard!

Just finished 'Beyond Our Wildest Dreams' - the story of Munster's odessey to finally win the rugby european cup

Robbie Fowler's Autobiography

Just about to read (and watch) 'VJ: Audio-Visual Art + VJ Culture'

Looks absolutely gorgeous and someone's been looking at a LOT of Designers Republic stuff...

Dog wrote:Just about to read (and watch) 'VJ: Audio-Visual Art + VJ Culture'

Looks absolutely gorgeous and someone's been looking at a LOT of Designers Republic stuff...

That sounds like something that would interest me Dog, where did you get it?

Willsy wrote:

Dog wrote:Just about to read (and watch) 'VJ: Audio-Visual Art + VJ Culture'

Looks absolutely gorgeous and someone's been looking at a LOT of Designers Republic stuff...

That sounds like something that would interest me Dog, where did you get it?

Amazon.co.uk

Ian MacDonald - Revolution In The Head : The Beatles' Records and the 60's.

Lots and lots of anal details about their recording sessions, techniques they used to revolutionise modern music, and the effect of their music on the 60's 'scene'. Fantastic book. So much information I feel like this is the first time I've read it despite reading it once before.

Rich

I love books like that Rich, where you get more and more out of them the more you read them...

The VJ book is more of a coffee table volume, along with Banksy's 'Wall and Piece', so I think I'll probably actually READ '45' again, because I want to.

Issue 38 of 'The Idler'.

I'm liking this as a way of life,more progress to be made here in 07 .

Reading gary barlow's book

Insomnia by Stephen King.

Before that was Dead Famous by Ben Elton, before that Roald Dahls short stories, before that a book on sharks (!)