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Title: Guns N' Roses related books? Post by: Koskenkorvasieni on November 23, 2009, 09:23:43 AM I'm in the middle of "Watch You Bleed" right now and I read Mick Wall's book "W.A.R." last spring, I'm supposed to get Slash's book for chritmas from my in-laws. But are there any other interesting GNR related books? If I remember correct, there was an Axl autobiography by Del James on the way and some kind of book from Steven Adler as well...
Title: Re: Guns N' Roses related books? Post by: jarmo on November 23, 2009, 09:27:50 AM You'll learn more about GN'R by reading articles and interviews than by reading those books....
I mean, how do you think they compiled those books? So instead of relying on an author's agenda, go find the interviews and read them for yourself. :) /jarmo Title: Re: Guns N' Roses related books? Post by: Albert S Miller on November 23, 2009, 09:43:32 AM I certainly agree with Jarmo, alot of the books are just crap in my opinion. I ordered alot of books, over time I realized alot of them were pure crap. I will say the best of all if you must is the latest called Reckless Road by Mark Canter, and is probably the most factual out there due to the fact the author was a great friend of the band and was there to witness the events he speaks of. HTGTH is probably the most factual place to find true information regarding the band, just read away :yes:.
Title: Re: Guns N' Roses related books? Post by: seely on November 25, 2009, 09:20:17 AM But interviews and journals are also just as easily biased as any book is.....
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