[direwolf74]

Another wonderful and hilarious book by Mr. Bidini. I bought it two days ago and I'm already about halfway through it. Great stuff! Here's some info on the book for anybody who's interested:

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[Joe]

Cool. Dave Bidini rocks!

[j-monster]

Hey thanks for letting us know direwolf! Bidini's books kick ass! :thumb:

[lampshade29]

I'm about two thirds of the way through and I love it.
He is such a great story teller.
Just as good as On A Cold Road.

[EPenguin10]

Thanks. I'll get it when I come home for Xmas...

[northern wave]

He released another kid's book at the same time. The guy's a machine.
Around the World is another great book from one of the country's great storytellers.

[hotmetal401]

I finished this one earlier this evening. You'll never look at Dave Bookman again the same way.

A couple of the stories in here are just gold, and his rant about what how rock and roll has changed his life is the closest thing I can muster to sumising my own experiences, mind you sans talent and harmonous vocal cords (I do have plenty of soul though)

Cheers,

Pat

[direwolf74]

Just finished the book. Fantastic! I'd say it's probably his best book yet. His account of the Rheostatics' farewell show at Massey Hall is both heartbreaking and inspiring. I was almost in tears while reading it. Wish I could've been there.