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Jermaine Dupri actually has a book thats pretty good its his biography. But its actually a nice blueprint if your trying to start your own production label

Young, Rich, and Dangerous - Jermaine Dupri
 
Audio Engineering Book

Audio Engineering Vol. 1

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For anyone interested in Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill, you can watch the videos by Napoleon on YouTube. They're old but its the content that counts.
 
I would recommend Rick Snowman - Dance Music Manual. An extremely good read and goes into detail about every aspect of mixing, mastering, production techniques and recording.
 
all of these books recommended seem very insightful and helpful
 
Donald Passman.. all you need to know about the music industry. I'm about to go buy the newest edition
 
I bought these yesterday Becoming a Synthesizer Wizard and
Mixing Audio: Concepts, Practices and Tools.
 
I Hate Myself and Want to Die: The 52 Most Depressing Songs You've Ever Heard.
 
Change your life with NLP by Lindsay Agnes. Brilliant for goal setting and changing your pattern of thinking. I'm currently reading this about 50 pages in, the method used for goal setting is brilliant. Peace.
 
The Mechanism of Mind by Edward De Bono

The book demonstrates brain biology in relatively simple terms, so that the knowledge gained can be easily applied to increasing your creativity or learning how to learn to the best of your potential.
 
Thanks for sharing, i have most of them and not any other left for me to share!
 
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