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  • house0paincakes
    Roadie
    • Apr 2004
    • 123

    Crazy From The Heat

    I just pulled this book off the
    shelf for a second read since
    I bought it when it first came out. It is probably the most entertaining book ever written
    by a rock & roll song & dance man. . .

    Anyway, has Dave ever mentioned writing another book
    anytime? He really should! He's
    every bit as good of a story teller as his man Mark Twain.
    I say this in all seriousness, the man is a natural writer.

    Selah. . .
  • DavidLeeNatra
    TOASTMASTER GENERAL
    • Jan 2004
    • 10714

    #2
    he's definitaly a man of words...and of word...
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    • BrownSound1
      ROTH ARMY FOUNDER
      • Mar 2003
      • 3025

      #3
      Dave said he had enough left over from this book to make another. However, I think Dave will view writing another book as a "been there, done that," type of thing.

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      • Coyote
        ROTH ARMY SUPREME
        • Jan 2004
        • 8185

        #4
        I'm still waiting for mine. (Ordered it last month...)
        Why settle for something you have, if it's not as good as something you're out to get?

        Originally posted by Seshmeister
        It's like putting up a YouTube of Bach and playing Chopstix on your Bontempi...

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        • DEMON CUNT
          Crazy Ass Mofo
          • Nov 2004
          • 3242

          #5
          Re: Crazy From The Heat

          Originally posted by house0paincakes
          I just pulled this book off the
          shelf for a second read since
          I bought it when it first came out. It is probably the most entertaining book ever written
          by a rock & roll song & dance man. . .

          Anyway, has Dave ever mentioned writing another book
          anytime? He really should! He's
          every bit as good of a story teller as his man Mark Twain.
          I say this in all seriousness, the man is a natural writer.

          Selah. . .
          Hey! I just did the same thing. I started with "Reunion Blues." Cannot believe how evil the Van Halen sisters are.

          It's a great read (more pictures than usual for a autobiography) and a must for all DLR freaks.
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          • Roguesgirl
            Veteran
            • Jan 2005
            • 1702

            #6
            Dave has so much more to write about now...I would love to see a Still Crazy type deal.
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            You KNOW I got the blues.
            Can you dig it?
            Welcome to Massachusetts. Now get the FUCK out of my way!

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            • house0paincakes
              Roadie
              • Apr 2004
              • 123

              #7
              Originally posted by Roguesgirl
              Dave has so much more to write about now...I would love to see a Still Crazy type deal.

              Amen to that! To me, as a long time fan anyway, is something I can re-read because there's a lot to chew on that you might have missed the first time.

              I wonder if he actually typed it all out or just rambled into a microphone, and they edited it together. . .

              Probably never know.

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              • Bill Lumbergh
                ROCKSTAR

                • Mar 2004
                • 5472

                #8
                Thread number 327,000 on this subject! Just kidding, I've probably read this masterpiece about that many times!

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                • academic punk
                  Full Member Status

                  • Dec 2004
                  • 4437

                  #9
                  Originally posted by house0paincakes
                  Amen to that! To me, as a long time fan anyway, is something I can re-read because there's a lot to chew on that you might have missed the first time.

                  I wonder if he actually typed it all out or just rambled into a microphone, and they edited it together. . .

                  Probably never know.
                  The latter, HOP. He has said that his editor's assistant (a cute blond, of course) would sit with him, or actually - honestly - followed him around as he wandered around his home with a microphone and tape recorder necklaced around his...uh...neck, as he just recounted stories. That accounts for the conversational tone, and how he could begin wandering the conversation in any number of directions. I still love it.

                  I'll bet Bill Lumbergh and I can compete for how much we can recite off the top of our heads.

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                  • house0paincakes
                    Roadie
                    • Apr 2004
                    • 123

                    #10
                    Yeah, I could never picture Dave sitting down at a computer for hours at a time.

                    That also explains why it really comes across like he's talking straight to the reader. Thanks for the info.

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                    • BrownSound1
                      ROTH ARMY FOUNDER
                      • Mar 2003
                      • 3025

                      #11
                      I love the way it is written. It is EXACTLY how Dave talks, and that is something I would have thought difficult to make happen. I remember buying the book as soon as it came out, and I read it all in ONE fucking sitting. It is the only book that I could simply not put down. I mean usually I'm of the mindset that I'll just wait for the fucking movie, but not this time.

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                      • aesop
                        Commando
                        • Oct 2004
                        • 1402

                        #12
                        Re: Re: Crazy From The Heat

                        Originally posted by DEMON CUNT
                        Hey! I just did the same thing. I started with "Reunion Blues." Cannot believe how evil the Van Halen sisters are.

                        It's a great read (more pictures than usual for a autobiography) and a must for all DLR freaks.
                        Hey DC...you really should wonder out to main more often! Maybe then I (errrr, I mean we) could really listen to your points with more respect. I'm probably full of shit, but it can't hurt...

                        ...here's to all Roth freaks!!!!
                        Yo Yo Yo

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                        • house0paincakes
                          Roadie
                          • Apr 2004
                          • 123

                          #13
                          "you really should wonder out to main more often!"

                          Is this code langauge?

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