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an incomplete and missed opportunity

Revisado: 10-26-24

Alex Van Halen reads the book as if he's standing in front of a junior high class reading an assignment. less than half of the Van Halen story is told as it ends with David Lee Roth leaving the band. it seems as if the brother 's story ends with Dave. leaving. over 20 years are overlooked and a lot of art done by him and his brother is also overlooked. it looks like Dave was right. he was the heart and soul of Van Halen. overall cannot recommend the audiobook. The printed book might be better

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funny and informative

Revisado: 07-17-24

A funny book full of real information that skews sometimes to the right and some times to the left. A book full of the human condition of opinion.

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interesting book on language

Revisado: 04-04-24

this book does an extraordinary job of explaining the how and why language changes as time goes by. I used to be irritated by the different meanings words took on as time went on, as I am 50 years old, but at some point I realized that since I was in school to now, even I use the new meanings of words and therefore cannot judge. this book reminded me of that.

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best audiobook I've ever read

Revisado: 01-15-23

albino tells his story with the same passion and exuberance with which he sings this songs. highly, very highly recommended

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the early history of Elvis Presley

Revisado: 01-17-22

because of the care in details, this is a recommended read, or listen, to anyone interested in the history of Elvis Presley

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another great story

Revisado: 09-01-21

Fast paced and full of action throughout. The narrator does a great job of telling the story. His narration is compelling.

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The unexplained life of Robert Johnson

Revisado: 08-14-21

although extensively researched and very well written, this is another book that seems to have a lot of inaccuracies and myth building stories embedded in it. I think at this time it would be impossible to truly tell the story of the life of Robert Johnson. We have his music and we have all the books that have been written about him, and if we combine all the stories, we can come up with a fuzzy picture of his life. For its technical research and information, this book is highly recommended.

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everything in one place

Revisado: 06-30-21

the great thing about this collection is that it gathers all his writings in one place. the one thing that takes away from this collection is that some of the readings do an injustice to the writings of Jim Morrison. the recording that he did of his own writing really convey the feeling and meaning of his words. but that is not a big fault because it is like that with any interpretation of poetry that is not your own. definitely recommend this to any fan of Jim Morrison and his writing.

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food for thought

Revisado: 03-14-21

This is a great book full of ink now, known, and forgotten rules for life. Following these rules, which are universal and not entirely new, will set your life on a more comfortable and revealing path. The only problem I found is the religious moments in the book. If the religious passages were to be framed differently, this would be a book I would wholeheartedly recommend.

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Funny funny funny

Revisado: 02-24-21

One of the best books ever. Norm has written a book that nobody else could've written. Highly recommended.

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