I'd love to read the Syd Barrett one... whoever recommended that, good idea. I read this one and it was really fascinating... it goes deeper than the stereotypes everyone believes.
Break on Through: The Life and Death of Jim Morrison
Feb-07-2009 23:36
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Originally posted by chrisday
Just finished reading Lance Armstrongs.. Don't know how that fits in, but still I guess it had quite a big impact on a lot of people, and I'm guessing on a social level, made people more aware of cancer etc.
I hate self-righteous celebrities who raise the profile of diseases after they get them.
not technically an "artist" (although it could be argued), one of the most remarkable men that ever lived, a fantastic footballer, and then went on to become one of the greatest managers ever to grace the game. Outspoken, deeply troubled, and adored by the British public. a truly interesting man.
Feb-08-2009 03:14
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My dad read the McDonald founder's biography and it seems like a very interesting one. And nope, his name isn't McDonald, but Ray Kroc.
