Recommend A Book, Part II

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Sounds interesting. Anything else in this style you can rec?
Compelling read...

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Just released.
A documentary that tells what really happened. Much of the info recently discovered from the other side shows things were a lot different than portrayed by hollyweird and the lame-o press. This one should be a great moral boost to those who were there and knew the truth.

It also explains why America was there and showcases how different Asia would be had the communism been successfully spread throughout the region.

It's on my to read list asap.
 

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Great book covering the many changes and lineups over their career. Using detailed commentary with band members for an in-depth history of significant events and moments. A must read for long-time fans like myself who've followed them from the early '70s.
 

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I just received a good copy of the above book. True story collecting the letters and drawings Jolene sent to the lead singer of Skinny Puppy in the late 80’s. Ogre saved and gave them back to her after meeting her at an SP show later on. I am anticipating teen angst at its finest. 😁
 

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I just finished this tragic and heartbreaking tale of the passengers and crew of the cruise ship Zaandam, trapped at sea in the early days of Covid 19. As someone who’s been on numerous cruises (had 2 canceled due to Covid) it was difficult to read the misery and plight of these people.
 
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I just finished this tragic and heartbreaking tale of the passengers and crew of the cruise ship Zaandam, trapped at sea in the early days of Covid 19. As someone who’s been on numerous cruises (had 2 canceled due to Covid) it was difficult to read the misery and plight of these people.

This reminds me of the 1997 film, Titanic. I watched it once and was so bummed out knowing there was a great deal of reality being portrayed. I just could not understand how people could watch the film numerous times.
 

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This reminds me of the 1997 film, Titanic. I watched it once and was so bummed out knowing there was a great deal of reality being portrayed. I just could not understand how people could watch the film numerous times.
I'm just happy my daughter wasn't there. She was the production show singer on the Amsterdam & Grand Princess for several years prior to Covid.
 
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