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It was described as the greatest rock and roll book ever read, giving a behind-the-scenes look at the Black Crowes' rise and fall. The book was said to have been like a conversation, letting it all out and giving the reader insight into the band's inner turmoil.
This is the one as far as like if everybody, you know, they read the books to see a what was it really like? Did they get along and all of that and I gotta tell you man the fucking vibe of this book I...
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Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 10-17-19
It was described as the greatest rock and roll book ever read, giving a behind-the-scenes look at the Black Crowes' rise and fall. The book was said to have been like a conversation, letting it all out and giving the reader insight into the band's inner turmoil.
This is the one as far as like if everybody, you know, they read the books to see a what was it really like? Did they get along and all of that and I gotta tell you man the fucking vibe of this book I just felt like I was friends with you for 20 years.
It's just like I fucking love the band. I love everybody in it but like but on the other side it was it really was amazing to Just finally kind of have somebody just go. All right, this is what the fuck happened and this guy, you know It's just fucking asshole He said this and this shithead and then I'm fucking like I mean, it's basically how the thing is It sounds like a like a conversation so and I was I'm really geeking out here about questions
the fucking greatest rock book. I ever read
Everybody says that's the greatest thing I've ever read.
the Angela's ashes of rock bios
Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 7-18-19
It was described as having jaw-dropping stories and was highly recommended, even for those not into music, due to the behind-the-scenes details.
I'm telling you I've read just about every rock biography out there. Jaw-dropping, jaw-dropping fucking stories.
I had no idea. No, I'd you go to a show you think everybody's getting along you think everything's going you had no fucking idea.
Even if you're not into music, you should read that fucking book, it's tremendous.
You can pre-order it, I tweeted the link, it's in my thread, whatever they say definitely check that out.
Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 7-11-19
Bill Burr recommended Steve Gorman's book, 'Hard to Handle', highlighting its honesty and lack of restraint, and suggesting it's a great read for anyone, even if not a Black Crows fan.
you can pre-order hard to handle
That's the book that Steve Gorman of the Black Crows Wrote
if you are not a fan of the Black Crows You're not a fan of music if you're not a fan of reading You're still gonna love this book.
Phenomenal books called hard to handle.
Definitely give it a it's it's Yeah, it's a great fucking read
Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 10-17-19
It was described as a raw and honest look into the Black Crowes, detailing both the highs and lows of the band's career, particularly the internal conflicts and dynamics between band members.
I've read a bunch of rock dogs all the way back...I think one of the first ones ever read was like hammer of the gods, which is a total shit show. It was a horse shit fucking book.
This is the one as far as like if everybody, you know, they read the books to see a what was it really like? Did they get along and all of that and I gotta tell you man the fucking vibe of this book...I just felt like I was friends with you for 20 years.
It's just like there's so many epic lines...the one with a Jimmy Page thing falls apart...the way that you tell that story when you were going to the payphone...It's just like I just felt like I was like, oh my god.
It's just like I fucking love the band. I love everybody in it but like but on the other side it was it really was amazing to Just finally kind of have somebody just go. All right, this is what the fuck happened.
the fucking greatest rock book. I ever read...you gave me...you know version you William provided the greatest blurb.
Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 7-18-19
It was described as jaw-dropping with stories that were previously unknown, and was highly recommended even to people who aren't into music.
I'm telling you I've read just about every rock biography out there. Jaw-dropping, jaw-dropping fucking stories. I had no idea.
I'm telling you I've read just about every rock biography out there. Jaw-dropping, jaw-dropping fucking stories. I had no idea. No, I'd you go to a show you think everybody's getting along you think everything's going you had no fucking idea.
If you're not even if you're not into music You should read that fucking book it's tremendous.
you can pre-order it I tweeted the link It's in my thread. Whatever they say definitely check that out
Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 7-11-19
Bill Burr recommended the book written by the Black Crowes' drummer, praising it as a great read that is very honest about the band's experiences, both good and bad.
Speaking of books you can pre-order Hard to Handle that's the book that Steve Gorman of the Black Crows wrote.
If you are not a fan of the Black Crows you're not a fan of music if you're not a fan of reading you're still gonna love this book.
Phenomenal book called Hard to Handle.
Definitely give it a it's it's Yeah it's a great fucking read so
Hard to Handle by Steve Gorman.
Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 7-18-19
It was described as a jaw-dropping read, full of surprising stories from the rock world, and recommended even to those not interested in music.
I'm telling you I've read just about every rock biography out there.
Jaw-dropping jaw-dropping fucking stories. I had no idea.
No, I'd you go to a show you think everybody's getting along you think everything's going you had no fucking idea.
Even if you're not into music You should read that fucking book it's tremendous.
You can pre-order it I tweeted the link It's in my thread. Whatever they say definitely check that out.
Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 7-11-19
Bill Burr spoke highly of the book, written by Steve Gorman of the Black Crows, praising its honesty and candid approach to the band's experiences.
That's the book that Steve Gorman of the Black Crows wrote and I gotta tell you if you are not a fan of the Black Crows.
You're still gonna love this book. That's how I'm fucking amazing. This book is it's like just holds nothing back, you know.
He just fucking let it fly and if shit was going good with the band he talked about how awesome it was if it was going like shit.
Phenomenal books called hard to handle. I tweeted out the link definitely give it a it's it's yeah it's a great fucking read so.
I'm reading the Ken Stabler book I forget the name of the book. It's got the the Raider helmet and he's got ice in there with like a Budweiser or a Stroh's and something else.