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彭 彦彰 a2810522451828 — lovins does a disservice to the environmental movement once again, this time in a pentagon-funded book trying to sell the idea of energy efficiency to large corporations from the energy and car industries. utterly ignores the scarcity of oil and energy, by the way, don't be fooled by the title.

Meshi Tedesky ddtedy0c7a — This is a great book..creative..cohesive without being contrived because of its honesty...avant-garde, but understandable...not like trying to read a foreign language backwards without explanation, but crystal clear. It combines humor with dead serious work that never for a moment leaves its authors urgent message about how hard it it to love this country with all its faults coming from somewhere else (Australia) and love it, she does. Warm, toughtender hearted, and always relevant. Thanks Lsa, you have taught us many lessons.

Isabella Clark isabelladoraclark — Gary writes in a way that allows me to feel his compassion, his regret and his love. Beyond the band and the 80's, he writes of the importance of strong family relationships. For example, his "muse" gives him a book. (p.169) "She gave me a gift. I wanted to tell my two rivals but kept it a secret between us. It was a book. I read it as though she were reading it to me. It slipped beneath my skin and the words bubbled up inside, percolating through me. I would send it back in a song." Tony's voice was so strong that his producer made him sing lying down during a recording session. Still too strong, so he covered him with a Turkish rug. (p. 156) Gary states that the quest for being accepted among entertainers is a fruitless endeavor (p. 232) "Unfortunately, this world has inner sanctums within inner sanctums, and threading your way through the temple of celebrity while holding on to your trousers of self-respect is nigh impossible. He considers Through the Barricades the "best piece of music we would ever make." (p. 243) He had a difficult time letting the band take it. He had created it and wanted to control every aspect. Finally, he walked around town while Tony sang. "Tony gave the most incredible vocal he'd ever sung, and claimed the song not only for himself, but for the whole band." The creative process is tricky. You know what it can be in your head, but the unveiling is difficult. (p. 173)In my head is how it could sound with the band playing, but as it's impossible to relay with just one instrument and a voice, I attempted to describe it. . . it's always the same experience: as if I were summoning the courage to tell someone for the first time that I loved them, desperately hoping that they felt the same way too." Regarding Gary's son, Finlay, he writes (p. 294)". . . building a one-to-one relationship gives me more joy than anything I've done before."

Harkirat Kaur harkirat — This book was hilarious. I loved every page of it. I feel a kinship with Notaro in how I tend to biting and sarcastic about a lot of life (though she certainly has me beat). I carpool with my family to work and this book was banned from the car since I lack the ability to sit and read it quietly and NOT laugh out loud. I highly recommend this for anyone who's looking for sidesplitting laughter.