Metal/Rock Books

rammstein516

I want to invest around 50$ for books about Metal/Hard Rock. Any suggestions? I would like to pick up Head & Fieldy's books plus Lords of Chaos (Black Metal history book) and Swedish Death Metal.

KridesBrideBritt

I'd like to get Lords of Chaos.

The one girl, Susan, last night had this book with her:>

http://www.moshpotatoescookbook.com/

Edit: That book isn't out yet. She had an advance copy.

Stratophony

Paradise Lost

Xeno

Was Dave Mustaine's autobiography any good?

SGNL_05

The books written by Neil Peart are amazing.

metalhead22

mustaine's book was great i enjoyed it all the way through couldn't put it down once i started

Behemoth24

Sound of The Beast
Swedish Death Metal
Choosing Death

PraisetheU

Eh Ill get bashed for it, but fuck it.
Heroin Diaries by Nikki Sixx is an incredible book in my opinion, ive read it several times
Long Hard Road Out Of Hell by Marilyn Manson was another twisted ass story, starts out very fucked up
The Dirt by Motley Crue, loved it also, but then again, im a big Motley fan
Slash - one of my favorite guitar players so i instantly liked the book.

Brian

Nothing wrong with those books.

TheDevilsDreads

Sound of the Beast is excellent. I own it, its fucking awesome.

Stoned_Catz

i know itza not Metulz but Led Zepplin Hammer Of The Gods is an awesome book about actual stories about Led Zeppelin and groupies and after shows anticcs.... itz the greatest rock and roll band story ever

Xeno

I want to make an account called Stoned_Dogz to see if it will make you leave, just for the fun of it lol

Stoned_Catz

y00z want meh to go?

Xeno

noooo just for te lolz

Mike

Didn't there used to be a Stoned Ape troll?

Xeno

We need to get Natty Dread up in this bitch. He hasn't been on the official forums for months.

Stoned_Catz

theirz a WaZtEd_DaWgz on ozzfest heez meh sworn enemy

Mike

We need to get Natty Dread up in this bitch. He hasn't been on the official forums for months.

Yeah, he used to be on our original forums.

cheech9_4off

cliff burtons biography was solid. it mostly talked about how influential his bass playing/style was to metallica and how much he contributed to composing/writing/arranging and basically teaching lars and hettfield about music theory. basically that he was a music genius and he brought that to metallica

Brian

Goddamn...Cliff, Randy, and Vitek must have the sickest jam sessions.

Xeno

Dio?