Reliable n Fast Harleys by Dr. Eamon
Tiger in the Bed by Claud Balls
Water on the floor By I P Squint
Mess on the Bed by Mr Com Pletely
Irish Male Bonding By Michael FitzPatrick & Patrick FitzMichael
At the moment I'm ploughing my way through 'Timelines of World History', loving this....
and 'History of Hull'.... amazing how you live somewhere all your life and you don't know a lot about a cities history aside of the obvious fishing industry and Wilberforce
spike milligan-the loony ......tom sharpe-riotous assembly ,2 funny as fek books from page one. serious book-simon murray-[cant remember name of book] all about his 5 yrs in the french foriegn legion.
Lois on the Loose by Lois Pryce (one woman, one motorbike and 20,000 miles across the Americas) and her second book Red Tape and White Knuckles (this time she rides through Africa) She did the trips on her Yamaha XT225 Serow!!!! and it is so hilarious the way she writes rofl
Inside Out: A Personal History of Pink Floyd by Nick Mason
The part when he recalls seeing an older and damaged Syd Barrett at Abbey Road Studios is heartbreaking.
Wild Swans: Three Daughters of China by Jung Chang
An amazing account of China's recent history including an insight in the Cultural Revolution. Jungs prose and sense of hope will have you hooked.
Stairway to Heaven by Richard Trubo and Richard Cole
Any biography about these boys is fabulous and have read a few of theirs. Always love to read about the antiques of Led Zep, never get bored. When Giant Walked the Earth by Mick Wall is another good read, haven't finished it yet, but so far it's pretty good.
OK Huggy
I thought I might have spelt that wrong.
And Led Zep will never be antics, they're not when you're watching the 1975 Earls Court concert in any case.
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