Cơ Sở Năng Lượng Và Môi Trường tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Lucero Mazo luzmazo — Widely considered to be the ultimate compendium for Grateful Dead history, Dennis McNally’s A Long Strange Trip: The Inside History of the Grateful Dead is an extremely dense book. It has taken me a long time to finish it, but it was extremely well-written and contained a lot of information that I did not know prior to picking it up. The book follows the Grateful Dead from their 1965 gig at Magoo’s Pizza in Menlo Park, CA to Jerry Garcia’s death in 1995. McNally was the official band historian beginning in 1980. There’s a lot to be found in this book, from musical trivia and lyrics, feuds between the band members and crew, a sense of what being a Dead Head is all about, etc. It is essentially an encyclopedia for the Dead. The book is presented mostly in chapter format, with an occasional “Interlude” thrown in. These Interludes do a good job of breaking up the flow of time for the reader, making it easy to read such a long book. I wish it hadn’t taken me so long to read, but at times it felt like information overload - I mean, I love the Dead but I don’t need to know absolutely everything! But the good side of this is that if you want to know anything about the Dead, you can probably find it inside. Published in 2003, the book doesn’t have any information on The Dead’s reunification in 2009 (which I was fortunate to witness firsthand) or the musical developments of Phil Lesh and Friends, RatDog and The Other Ones in the mid-200s. But that’s to be expected, and considering this book is about the Grateful Dead, and not the side projects that happened after Garcia passed, there really isn’t anything missing. 4/5 Stars. 684 pages. Published 2003.

吕 作峰 137953298556d — Better than the 2nd book, not as good as the first. In similar fashion to the 2nd book I felt like way too many plots were crammed into this book.

Nino Smovic kirino — Reading this book was both comforting and insightful. I want to read it once every couple years--to remind me what I'm going through, most other women experience as well.

Huang Zhe ywnbbshang — valuable: most people don't figure out what their one thing in life is until they're in their late 40's. useless: the linear thinking that says that if you never learn how to make your bed when you're young, you'll never learn anything else because it's first things first.