Micheal Romeo, you should write a book...

Plendakor

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As simple as that, with maybe or maybe not a DVD to go with it.

But I'd buy a book by you, theory, anecdotes, tips for gears, orchestration, and mainly of course guitars.

Dude, you could make some serious $

Anyway, I'm sure you read your board even if you don't post here :)
 
I thought you were going to suggest a novel documenting the recording sessions of their albums and how un-epic they probably are when compared to how their music sounds.

Chapter 15: Panic in the Dungeon
August 17, 2001

It turns out that there was no more whiskey in the Dungeon, so I decided to head to the liquor store to pick up some more. It was a full moon that night, and the crazies were out in full force in Jersey. The local annoying homeless guy, Curtis, wanted to bum a smoke off of me, as he always does (Zeus damn him). I told him I was out, which was an outright lie, but I knew he'd live. The inside of the store was bright yet dingy, and as always I headed to isle three to find some of that sweet saucy Jack.

After returning to the Dungeon, I could hear Rullo working on his drum tracks in the side room. As I walked into the main chamber, I found Russ passed out on the floor and Lepond sitting in the corner. He looked at me and simply shrugged his shoulders. P was nowhere to be found. Disaster was striking, and here I was, right at the heart of it...
 
Not at all surprised by your reaction.

By the way, if you want "tips for gears", "anecdotes" and so on, search this forum. There have been a lot of topics about that stuff over the years.
 
I would not really be interested. There are plenty of books about theory, gear and guitars by other guitar players as it is and I doubt that most of them sell much. Any anecdotes worth telling can be shared in interviews.