Meet me in the bathroom - book recs

[talaw53863]

On 2/13/2024 at 6:33 PM, Ben7amin_ said:

Only just discover this thread. 

Top 4 music books I've read in no order

(This might change if you ask me tomorrow) 

 

Keith Richards: Life

Pete Doherty: A Likely Lad

Mark "E" Everette: Things The Grandkids Should Know

Jarvis Cocker: Good Pop Bad Pop

 

 

Oh, these are great! Thanks a lot

[talaw53863]

On 2/13/2024 at 6:33 PM, Ben7amin_ said:

Only just discover this thread. 

Top 4 music books I've read in no order

(This might change if you ask me tomorrow) 

 

Keith Richards: Life

Pete Doherty: A Likely Lad

Mark "E" Everette: Things The Grandkids Should Know

Jarvis Cocker: Good Pop Bad Pop

 

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Oh my goodness, I started reading Things The Grandkids Should Know and it's just incredibly addictive! Thank you so much for this one. I highly recommend everyone give this book a try!

Edited February 26 by talaw53863

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Another ✅ for 'Things the Grandchildren should know'. Amazing read.

[Ben7amin_]

Yeah it's so good, for me the album Electro Shock Blues has felt completely different since I read the book

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Steven Van Zandt - Unrequited Infatuations is a fascinating read. What a life. 
 

Felix White - It’s always summer somewhere is also great, particularly if you’re into music and cricket. 

[Ben7amin_]

8 minutes ago, tomlc said:

Steven Van Zandt - Unrequited Infatuations is a fascinating read. What a life. 
 

Felix White - It’s always summer somewhere is also great, particularly if you’re into music and cricket. 

What if Given to the wild is one of your fave albums but you absolutely despise Cricket.

Still worth reading the book?