Now Reading...

[metalprof]

I saw this on the Amon Amarth forum and thought it was a great idea! So here goes our own Chicago Powerfest Now Reading thread...

My entry: Olympos, by Dan Simmons.

 

[GateXII]

NR: Emails from Chris & John regarding bands for Powerfest...and going blind in the process.

 

[J-Dubya 777]

My 2006 re-assessment for my home & property.
Feeling like Ned Beatty in "Deliverance",
I remain,

J-Dubya

 

[Jasonic]

NR: This message board!!!

Ken - You seriously may be the only man in the world who listens to Toto and visits the Amon Amarth message board!!!

 

[metalprof]

Ken - You seriously may be the only man in the world who listens to Toto and visits the Amon Amarth message board!!!

I like to keep people guessing. Tonight I'll listen to some Tangerine Dream just to really shake it up.

I just watched the Amon Amarth DVD 'Wrath of the Norsemen'. I remembered liking the one Amon Amarth CD I heard a few years ago, and since it doesn't cost any extra to put a DVD in the ol' Blockbuster queue, I gave it a shot. And I liked it a lot! So I went through the AA forum to get to their web page to check out their recent discography. I'm not a regular there or anything.

 

[metalprof]

NR: Emails from Chris & John regarding bands for Powerfest...and going blind in the process.

How many times have you had to shout, "They want HOW MUCH?!?!?!?!"

Ken

 

[Jasonic]

It's all good Ken. This morning, I listened to Deep Purple's "Perfect Strangers" on the way to work.

 

[GateXII]

How many times have you had to shout, "They want HOW MUCH?!?!?!?!"

Ken

LMFAO!!!

You have no idea!! Fucking booking agents!!!

 

[La Rocque]

"the Heebie - Jeebies at CBGB's"
a Secret History of Jewish Punk
by Steven Lee Beeber

 

[Jasonic]

"the Heebie - Jeebies at CBGB's"
a Secret History of Jewish Punk
by Steven Lee Beeber

Is this seriously a book?
Jews involvement in the new york punk scene certainly wasn't a secret by any means....

 

[MetalRose]

Now Reading: True Crime: Cannibal Killers
Now eating: Veggie Burger.

-MetalRose

 

[Rycher]

The Remnant, book 10 of the Left Behind series. I have books 11 and 12 on the kitchen table as soon as I finish this one.

 

[Jasonic]

How the hell do you peeps have time to read?

 

[KaptainKrude]

NR: Triggerfish Twist by Tim Dorsey

The best description I've read to describe Dorsey's writing is Carl Hiaasen and Elmore Leonard on crack. This is the fourth Tim Dorsey book for me in the last two weeks, and ther eare still three or four more after this one. Between Dorsey, Christopher Moore and Bill Fitzhugh, I've been very well entertained as of late.

 

[Dark One]

How the hell do you peeps have time to read?

Lunch Hour.

NR: The Dark Tower III - The Waste Lands by Stephen King

 

[Stardust2112]

"Traveling Music: The Soundtrack to My Life and Times" Neil Peart
"Jewelry Making and Beading for Dummies" Heather Dismore and Tammy Powley

I have a very bad habit of reading two or three books at a time. I read a few chapters in one, pick up another, read a few chapters of that, and so on.

~C

 

[BalanceofPower]

True crime-- Die for Me by Don Lasseter

 

[booB]

Dread Empire's Fall: The Sundering, by Walter Jon Williams.

 

[metalprof]

NR: The Dark Tower III - The Waste Lands by Stephen King

Are you re-reading the series, or is this your first time through it?

I'm reading "The Skraeling Tree" by Michael Moorcock and "Requiem for the Sun" by Elizabeth Haydon.

I read when working out at the YMCA, during my occasional hour-long therapy sessions at Starbucks, and at night before falling asleep.

Ken

 

[Diabolik]

Runaways Vol 2- One of the best written comic books around. I collect the trade paperback collections....it is easier to get a book every six months instead of going each week.