The Catcher in the Rye
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Bill Burr rants about relationship advice, sports and the Illuminati.
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Bill Burr sarcastically mentions a book about butterflies, comparing it to deep, meaningful tattoos.
Oh, Jesus When the fire dances with the water on the butterfly wings With that drunk jim morrison horseshit you got on the back of your fucking leg I don't give a like like like just advertising that...
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 6-2-14
Bill Burr sarcastically mentions a book about butterflies, comparing it to deep, meaningful tattoos.
Oh, Jesus When the fire dances with the water on the butterfly wings With that drunk jim morrison horseshit you got on the back of your fucking leg I don't give a like like like just advertising that you understand life or some shit like i'm supposed to be like Wow that person is deep.
How the Sex-Drugs-And Rock 'N Roll Generation Saved Hollywood
It was described as a book about the early days of football, where concussions were common and cheating was rampant, including steroid use before it was tested for.
I'm reading this great book right now on uh I don't have the title of it. I'll get it for you next week. Lawhead gave me the book Uh, some of the last head bangers or something like that
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 11-25-13
It was described as a book about the early days of football, where concussions were common and cheating was rampant, including steroid use before it was tested for.
I'm reading this great book right now on uh I don't have the title of it. I'll get it for you next week. Lawhead gave me the book Uh, some of the last head bangers or something like that
It's like basically back when you just played with concussions and that type of shit The level of cheating that was going on first of all, they didn't even test for steroids I think until like 1988 in football
To Be the Man
It was mentioned alongside Bob Probert's book as a potential gift or giveaway to a listener, as part of a section about giving away some old books.
Maybe Rick flair to be the man you got to beat the man
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 5-6-13
It was mentioned alongside Bob Probert's book as a potential gift or giveaway to a listener, as part of a section about giving away some old books.
Maybe Rick flair to be the man you got to beat the man
Bill Burr mentioned a book written by Bill Russell about how he made his teammates better, and compared Kobe Bryant's playing style to Michael Jordan in 1989, implying that Kobe hasn't evolved his style of play.
Bill Russell wrote some book basically describing How he made the guys around him on his team better
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 12-17-12
Bill Burr mentioned a book written by Bill Russell about how he made his teammates better, and compared Kobe Bryant's playing style to Michael Jordan in 1989, implying that Kobe hasn't evolved his style of play.
Bill Russell wrote some book basically describing How he made the guys around him on his team better
Bill Burr mentioned 'The Children of the Corn' while comparing the evilness of a child in a position of power to the evil children in Stephen King's novel.
You know, he's like a whole nother level like the children of the corn
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 9-24-12
Bill Burr mentioned 'The Children of the Corn' while comparing the evilness of a child in a position of power to the evil children in Stephen King's novel.
You know, he's like a whole nother level like the children of the corn
A Novel
Bill Burr mentioned reading Keith Richards' autobiography and how he described his drug use, particularly cocaine, in a controlled manner, as opposed to a continuous, out-of-control habit.
I read keith's book also. Yeah, of course because that's my library. He seemed like He said like basically, you know, I think he has a drink every now and again But like since basically from 1980 on h...
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 8-6-12
Bill Burr mentioned reading Keith Richards' autobiography and how he described his drug use, particularly cocaine, in a controlled manner, as opposed to a continuous, out-of-control habit.
I read keith's book also. Yeah, of course because that's my library. He seemed like He said like basically, you know, I think he has a drink every now and again But like since basically from 1980 on he's been clean but like the publicity he got publicity that he got When he was doing heroin and getting arrested and everything like he was never able to shake that but He talked about like the way he did coke. He goes, you don't sit there and just keep doing it He's like you do a bump Then you get on with the party or whatever, you know, and you don't get so fucking high You got to keep doing he seemed like a really like in control kind of User
American Assassin (Lance Spector Thrillers)
Bill Byrne mentioned being a fan of Irvine Welsh and specifically liked 'The Asset', though he admitted he didn't actually read it, just used it as a conversation piece.
I'm a big Irvin Welsh fan The Asset house. I like that one
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 7-23-12
Bill Byrne mentioned being a fan of Irvine Welsh and specifically liked 'The Asset', though he admitted he didn't actually read it, just used it as a conversation piece.
I'm a big Irvin Welsh fan The Asset house. I like that one
How the Twelve Steps Offer a Surprising Path of Transformation for the Well-Adjusted, the Down-and-Out, and Everyone In Between
Tim Donaghy, a former NBA referee, was mentioned as having been caught gambling on games and wrote a book about it, which was described as eye-opening in how shady the NBA business is.
Former ref Tim Donaghy got busted for gambling on games a while back and wrote a book about it.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 6-4-12
Tim Donaghy, a former NBA referee, was mentioned as having been caught gambling on games and wrote a book about it, which was described as eye-opening in how shady the NBA business is.
Former ref Tim Donaghy got busted for gambling on games a while back and wrote a book about it.
This is my favorite thing they say that that guy has no credibility.
It's eye opening of how shady the business is and how refs can cheat so easily to fix the outcome of a game.
Bill Burr expressed interest in electricity and mentioned he had asked Nia to get him a book about it for his birthday, indicating a growing curiosity in the subject matter.
Like my birthday is coming up and I asked Nia to get me this book on like just electrical, you know for houses and that type of stuff because electricity is fucking magic to me I don't understand it a...
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 5-21-12
Bill Burr expressed interest in electricity and mentioned he had asked Nia to get him a book about it for his birthday, indicating a growing curiosity in the subject matter.
Like my birthday is coming up and I asked Nia to get me this book on like just electrical, you know for houses and that type of stuff because electricity is fucking magic to me I don't understand it at all.
Murder, Memoir, Mea Culpa
Bill Maher talked about reading Bill Burr's book, "True Story", a long time ago and really liked it.
You know, I read your book a long time ago.
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
Bill Maher talked about reading Bill Burr's book, "True Story", a long time ago and really liked it.
You know, I read your book a long time ago.
Which one, the "True Story"?
Oh, good. And all of that. I love that book.
Oh, thank you.
The Story of My Life
The book, possibly a controversial one, was referenced in a discussion about sister wives and polygamy, and was said to be given to Bill Burr by Patrisse O'Neill.
Patrisse O'Neill gave me that book, Iceberg Slim.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 10-10-22
The book, possibly a controversial one, was referenced in a discussion about sister wives and polygamy, and was said to be given to Bill Burr by Patrisse O'Neill.
Patrisse O'Neill gave me that book, Iceberg Slim.
Bill Burr mentioned reading a book about Johnny Carson's lawyer and how mean and cold his mother was, leading to Johnny's comedic coping mechanism.
I remember reading in that book what Johnny Carson's lawyer wrote and just how mean and cold his mother was and anytime Johnny would try to do something nice for her to try to get the loving emotion f...
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 8-23-22
Bill Burr mentioned reading a book about Johnny Carson's lawyer and how mean and cold his mother was, leading to Johnny's comedic coping mechanism.
I remember reading in that book what Johnny Carson's lawyer wrote and just how mean and cold his mother was and anytime Johnny would try to do something nice for her to try to get the loving emotion from his mom that he so wanted she would be even colder when he would try to get that from her and she would be so fucking mean all he could do is just then retell the story to his lawyer and then he would just start laughing because what the fuck else are you going to do
Basic Concepts of Analytical Psychology - Expanded Edition (Princeton Paperbacks)
It was described as having great riffs, being technically proficient yet accessible, and featuring one of metal's top drummers, Gene Hoglan. It was released in 1995.
Finally give a listen to the album Symbolic by the band Death which came out in 1995 great riff after great riff Of technical but accessible and progressive death metal with another one of the greates...
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
It was described as having great riffs, being technically proficient yet accessible, and featuring one of metal's top drummers, Gene Hoglan. It was released in 1995.
Finally give a listen to the album Symbolic by the band Death which came out in 1995 great riff after great riff Of technical but accessible and progressive death metal with another one of the greatest drummers in metal gene hoglan
Pushing Daisies Book 3)
It was mentioned as a book written by John Bonham's brother and was briefly discussed in a lighthearted and rambling manner, in the context of the speaker's busy schedule and his scattered thoughts.
I got a book on my bookshelf I'm looking at right now to just continue with the ADD of everything I do.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 6-6-22
It was mentioned as a book written by John Bonham's brother and was briefly discussed in a lighthearted and rambling manner, in the context of the speaker's busy schedule and his scattered thoughts.
I got a book on my bookshelf I'm looking at right now to just continue with the ADD of everything I do.
Oh, listen to that. Oh, listen to that. Would you? That's an A star. That's the cops. Um, it's a book written by John Bonham's brother, Mick Bonham. I just see it says Bonham, B-O-N-H-A-M.
And I was looking like Bon ham. Bon is good in French. Ham, good ham. Ham, good ham. I'm not on drugs people. I just, I don't know.
Jack Johnson
It was mentioned as the source of the listener's comment about Bill Burr's reaction to the Oscars incident, but no other details were given about the book's content.
Yeah, you hear your reaction to the slap Hollywood's made you soft and I was like So you turned into my podcast to listen about gossip? About an award shit award show and I'm the fucking one that's so...
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
It was mentioned as the source of the listener's comment about Bill Burr's reaction to the Oscars incident, but no other details were given about the book's content.
Yeah, you hear your reaction to the slap Hollywood's made you soft and I was like So you turned into my podcast to listen about gossip? About an award shit award show and I'm the fucking one that's soft.
The book was mentioned while Bill Burr was discussing Bobby Lane, a former Detroit Lions quarterback. He described the book as being about Bobby Lane's time as quarterback for the Lions.
I got his book right here Heart of A Lion Bobby Lane
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
The book was mentioned while Bill Burr was discussing Bobby Lane, a former Detroit Lions quarterback. He described the book as being about Bobby Lane's time as quarterback for the Lions.
I got his book right here Heart of A Lion Bobby Lane
The Shot That Killed JFK
It was discussed as a book outlining the theory that a Secret Service agent accidentally shot JFK, and the podcast host found the documentary on the topic convincing.
Anyway, if you want to know who killed JFK, look up Mortal Error on Wikipedia.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 11-29-21
It was discussed as a book outlining the theory that a Secret Service agent accidentally shot JFK, and the podcast host found the documentary on the topic convincing.
Anyway, if you want to know who killed JFK, look up Mortal Error on Wikipedia.
About the book Mortal Error, the shot that killed JFK by Bonner Menninger, outlining the theory by sharpshooter gunsmith and ballistics expert Howard Donahue that is that a Secret Service agent in the limbo behind JFK accidentally fired the shot that killed Kennedy after he'd been shot in the neck by Oswald.
I haven't read the book, but the doc, the doc, oh, the doc was totally convincing.
Mortal Error is a 1992 nonfiction book by Bonner Menninger outlining a theory by sharpshooter...
Neil Young played before Metallica at a festival. It was around the time that he released the album "Harvest Moon", which was a very popular album.
He kind of put out one of his best albums Harvest Moon right around then was that what he was?
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
Neil Young played before Metallica at a festival. It was around the time that he released the album "Harvest Moon", which was a very popular album.
He kind of put out one of his best albums Harvest Moon right around then was that what he was?
Bill Byrd mentioned that he feels Richard Pryor's "Live in Concert" special is one of the perfect stand-up comedy specials.
I feel like Richard Pryor live in concert and Bill Cosby himself run the entire gamut. Of it's like two perfect games.
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
Bill Byrd mentioned that he feels Richard Pryor's "Live in Concert" special is one of the perfect stand-up comedy specials.
I feel like Richard Pryor live in concert and Bill Cosby himself run the entire gamut. Of it's like two perfect games.
Just open free going off. Not like you don't have your bits, but like those nights when you're just on as a comic and you just tag in every joke in a three minute joke becomes a five minute joke and a five minute joke becomes a 12 minute joke.
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