[murf99]

Scar Tissue by Anthony Kiedis is by far the best one I've ever read. I also really enjoyed The Dirt by Motley Crue. I have I Am Ozzy on my next to read list.

[Sparrow]

Queen: The Ultimate Illustrated History of the Crown Kings of Rock because they've always been my fav band, and When Giants Walked the Earth: A Biography of Led Zeppelin... because they were the best band there ever was.

[Rulkez]

Heavier Than Heaven : The Kurt Cobain biography .

[Sparrow]

Heavier Than Heaven : The Kurt Cobain biography .


That's one I've been wanting to read... as his suicide note mentions Freddie Mercury by name. I always wish I had seen Nirvana in concert when I had a chance way back when.

[Stephen Palmer]

Two I've really enjoyed recently - Mike Oldfield's autobiography and a biog of Kate Bush.

[Hitmouse]

Revolution in The Head. Best book about a band (The Beatles) I have ever read. Actually the best book about music I have read.

[Lusi]

John Lennon's Biography and Bob Dylan's biography touched me. I am a fan of them.

[Hitmouse]

jjustin602 are you a bot?

[kansasbarbarian]

Hammer of The Gods - Led Zeppelin
Walk This Way - Aerosmith
These are my 2 favorites.

[creatorofPreten]

I walked The Line: My life with Johnny Cash (by Vivian Cash and Ann sharpsteen)

Anchored in Love: An intimate Portrait of June Carter Cash (by John Carter Cash)


I am a Johhny/June/Carter/Cash fanatic, so I've read a of biographies on them, but I like these two especially well because they provide different perspectives than are generally given.