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Gruesome Guide to York

Mike Phillips and Terry Deary

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A stunning new edition of this gory city guide with all the gruesome bits left in! HORRIBLE...

Nights at the Circus

Angela Carter

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Is Sophie Fevvers, toast of Europe's capitals, part swan...or all fake? Courted by the Prince of...

Northline: A Novel

Willy Vlautin

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Fleeing Las Vegas and her abusive boyfriend, Allison Johnson moves to Reno, but finds herself...

Ciphers

Dawn King

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A smart and provocative thriller about spies, double agents, and the opaqueness of the human soul. A...

Kevin Hart: What Now? (2016)

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Comedic rock star Kevin Hart takes center stage in this groundbreaking, record-setting, sold-out...

Frank Turner recommended Black Coffee Blues in Books (curated)

Black Coffee Blues

Henry Rollins | 2005 | Biography, Essays, Music & Dance

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"His book, Black Coffee Blues, was probably the book that most influenced The Road Beneath My Feet. It was written between the late eighties and early nineties whilst Henry was on the road. The idea of writing an actual autobiography at my age seems quite repulsive to me, but tour diaries is a different thing as it’s not just about you but about the experiences and memories of playing shows around the world, both for you and the fans. Black Coffee Blues is the best book I’ve read like this and was a huge influence, both thematically and structurally."

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Mike Portnoy recommended This Is Spinal Tap (1984) in Movies (curated)

"Sadly, this Criterion edition isn’t available anymore on DVD, but back in the nineties this was my quintessential laserdisc (along with the Criterion lasers for Boogie Nights and Taxi Driver). This was the only place you could get a commentary track by Rob Reiner as well as an alternate commentary track with Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, and Harry Shearer out of character. It also contained the original twenty-minute demo reel Spinal Tap: The Final Tour and the band’s first performance on TV five years before making the film. Thank God I still have my laserdisc player!"

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