What Book Are You Currently Reading?

[64Guitars]

Not currently reading it, as it's not available till next month, but I very much want to read this:

http://www.ipgbook.com/hendrix-on-hendrix-products-9781613743225.php?page_id=21

http://www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/upcoming-book-hendrix-on-hendrix-features-dozens-of-rare-interviews-559153

[suburban behemoth]

BOSS BR-864 8-TRACK DIGITAL STUDIO Owner's Manual

      *&^$*#&^#&$%^^)&^&^(&^!?!?!!!

[peterp]

More Digital Food Photography by Bill Brady

[SteveB]

BOSS BR-864 8-TRACK DIGITAL STUDIO Owner's Manual...

Ah, great book. 

Had the 864 on moving from Tascam cassette to digital. What a revelation!
And honestly, the only genuine niggle I had with the 864,(ultimately), was the 2 tracks-per-fader.
It went from being through  to eventual  .
I recorded my first multi-track-overdub-whatever on the 864, the song being 'My Home Town', which although being re-mixed is essentially what I first uploaded to Songcrafters (although I seem to recall the Forum was a different incarnation then).
I'd study the 864 manual well, SB, essentially all the Boss BR series do the same. Good luck. 

[Hilary]

BOSS BR-864 8-TRACK DIGITAL STUDIO Owner's Manual

      *&^$*#&^#&$%^^)&^&^(&^!?!?!!!

fun times 

[Burtog]

I tell you what, they would be a lot more fun if they actually told you how to do stuff properly.

I'm 'reading' the Roland GR-55 manual and it's as crap as the BR800 manual I went through before it.

Boss/Roland make great kit but their manuals are a total afterthought, if it wasn't for the boffins on this site I wouldn't know half the stuff I do now.

[Hilary]

I'm reading The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared by Jonas Jonasson
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hundred-Year-Old-Climbed-Window-Disappeared-ebook/dp/B008D30K7E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1347299885&sr=8-1

It's not bad, quite quirky and takes you to the unexpected which I like but the downside is it's easily put-downable. I'm about a 3rd of the way through so can't comment fully yet.

[suburban behemoth]

I am appreciated the support group here, lol.

[IanR]

Little Dorrit by Charles Dickens

Its long.

[Flash Harry]

Implementing Microsoft Forefront 2010 Universal Access Gateway.

It's thoroughly riveting. It has it all: drama, sex, intrigue, betrayal, murder.... (I lie)