What are you reading?

[WOO]

The ultimate music guide on Yes.. https://freemagazines.top/?s=music

[Creativemind]

This thread

[littlejam]

hello,

@plaamook: thanks for the advice / reading order

i, too, like reading a real book so i think i'll print out the pages
and do a 3 hole punch with 'brads' to bind said books (like a screenplay)

cheers,

j

[Last Alternative]

This book is changing the way I think and mix and even arrange sections of music. I also have a subscription to Future Music magazine. Good stuff!

[plaamook]

This book is changing the way I think and mix and even arrange sections of music. I also have a subscription to Future Music magazine. Good stuff!

I read that a while back.
Radical eq carving. That’s what stuck in my head.

[motuscott]

Listening to a well read Barkskins by Annie Prouix audiobook. It's a wonderful book that I've read once or twice.

[plaamook]

Listening to a well read Barkskins by Annie Prouix audiobook. It's a wonderful book that I've read once or twice.

I wish I could handle audio books but I can’t. It’s like lectures. Why I didn’t make it through uni. My mind wanders off and starts working things out. I can’t control it.
W reading I can stop and think easier.

[Rising Night Wave]

book for cannibals: How to properly cook a man... written by Eaten Meatoney

[Rising Night Wave]

and also book for cannibals: How to be eaten alive... by Meatty Titty

[motuscott]

I wish I could handle audio books but I can’t. It’s like lectures. Why I didn’t make it through uni. My mind wanders off and starts working things out. I can’t control it.
W reading I can stop and think easier.

Sometimes when I can't sleep, I'll put on an audiobook. Works like a charm

[plaamook]

I just fin Contact by Carl Sagan.
The film was great, better pace, but the book is absolutely worth the effort. It’s so well considered and full of information…it’s one of the best hard sci-fi books I’ve ever read. It goes way deeper into the maths and concepts than the film.
Though I enjoyed the ride of the film more.

[rorystorm]

I just fin Contact by Carl Sagan.
The film was great, better pace, but the book is absolutely worth the effort. It’s so well considered and full of information…it’s one of the best hard sci-fi books I’ve ever read. It goes way deeper into the maths and concepts than the film.
Though I enjoyed the ride of the film more.

I really like Carl Sagan - massive stoner, named Olympus Mons, was talking about climate change in the late 70s. Seems like a genuinely good person as far as I can tell. I was obsessed with Cosmos when it screened here when i was about 12 or so, rewatched it again a few years back and it kinda still holds up. Has some great synth stuff on thd soundtrack, I think Vangelis.

[plaamook]

The film is o e of the best sci-fi films ever.
That’s why I decided to read it.
It’s obvs way more in depth than the film but I can imagine an amalgamation. Screen play.
Hey ho.