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Mighty Slim's Galaxy of Stars is a collection of 60 celebrity photos and 60 back stories on how those came to happen. It is the story in pictures and words of one man's quest to snap a photo with the musicians and actors whose work has had an impact on his life and in Slim's words, brought light into this world through their art whether it be music or acting. We have all been to restaurants and seen photos on the wall of most notably the owner and the star that ate there. The author has always enjoyed that and it has had an unconscious influence on him. What started out as a hobby turned into…mehr

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Mighty Slim's Galaxy of Stars is a collection of 60 celebrity photos and 60 back stories on how those came to happen. It is the story in pictures and words of one man's quest to snap a photo with the musicians and actors whose work has had an impact on his life and in Slim's words, brought light into this world through their art whether it be music or acting. We have all been to restaurants and seen photos on the wall of most notably the owner and the star that ate there. The author has always enjoyed that and it has had an unconscious influence on him. What started out as a hobby turned into an obsession of many hours waiting outside a concert venue or other location, waiting for a celebrity to walk out just to get that prized photo. Enclosed is a small portion of his collection that currently totals over 400.
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Autorenporträt
Bassam Habal aka Mghty Slim is a musician and author who has published several books including the original edition, Mighty Slim's Galaxy of Stars and Frankly Speaking;: Zappa tales and other stories from the maestro's musicians. He has been in several bands including The Psychedelic Conspiracy, The Chicken Slacks Soul Revue, and currently Slim and Friends. He was also a DJ for 20 years on MIT's radio station WMBR. He tries to live out Vivian Savage's motto, "Have a good time, all the time" to varying degrees of success.