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Poor Audio Quality, Disorganized story.

Revisado: 05-03-24

It begins with poor audio quality and by chapter 4 it falls off a cliff. This title is virtually unlistenable, poorly organized, poorly read. The worst audible I've ever purchased.

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A fantastic continuation of 'The Proud Highway'.

Revisado: 08-11-21

I wish Malcolm Hillgartner could re-record some of Hunters earlier books, perhaps as extended editions. No offense to Scott Sowers, but I can't get into his somewhat louder, high pitched readings if Hunters work. There is just such a vast difference in tone, it makes impossible for to get into the content.

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A must read/listen.

Revisado: 08-10-21

A fantastic book that shows the evolution not only the writer but America. My favorite aspect of this book is the voice narration. It is a perfect reading that keeps you engaged. I have found it difficult to listen to other HST books narration because they tend to have just too much flourish in a cartoonish type of way. Malcolm Hillgartner has this wonderful almost newsman voice, that reminds me of the old network announcers. other readings for different books get to horsey and inflict too much on particular sentences, or situations. for instance, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas has a real "Hey man/Far Out" sound to it, that gets very distracting.

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An engaging and breezy listen.

Revisado: 06-02-21

Finally, someone I can relate to, spoken in a very casual way. Must listen for film enthusiasts!

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A wonderful book!

Revisado: 05-14-21

A day doesn't go by where I wonder to myself 'what would George say about this'? I remember seeing his name from the marquee in Vegas shortly before he passed, and told myself 'I'll see him next time'. George Carlin was a huge influence on my life, and I will always cherish the laughter, honesty an introspection that he brought to our universe. he was a loner that didn't make you feel alone. Thank you to everyone that put this book together,.

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An honest and interesting journey.

Revisado: 12-04-20

A touching an emotional ride through this man's life. Easily one of the best audiobooks I've ever listened to.

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A moving and honest book, about life and choices.

Revisado: 11-13-20

Sad, beautiful, and moving. Rather than focusing on all the rock star BS, this book instead follows the journey of a little boy on a snowy hill with his family. There is nothing sensational or scandalous, just a story of a boy from a small town whose life is upended by divorce, violence depression, Ritalin, doctors and friends. This book makes him a real person that many, myself included, can identify with. It's blunt without being reckless or disrespectful, and it doesn't point fingers or assign blame to a particular person group or substance. This is a wonderfully written and narrated book and I think it's subject matter is very important and meaningful.

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