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I wept

Revisado: 10-13-21

Maybe it’s because I grew up in the PNW, maybe because we are similar ages, but this story and these words truly spoke to me. While I obviously haven’t shared the same experiences that Dave has, I have the same passion for music and awe in those he wrote about. An absolute amazing collection of stories. If I ever saw him walking down the street, I could truly say, “There goes my hero.”

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Possibly my favorite original to date

Revisado: 02-24-20

Fast, fun, witty, really a great listen that I now wish was a longer book! Will be checking out more by the author.

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An amazing story I love and hate equally

Revisado: 11-27-19

I struggled with this book every moment of listening. I have known or been any/every character in it. It’s a painful reminder of how selfish people can be and how easy it is to get away with certain things. I think the author had to live thru this to some extent to write about it so well.

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James Dommek Jr. is a great storyteller!

Revisado: 11-12-19

Wasn’t sure if I’d like it or not, but it was a really compelling story. It was a good reminder that if a tribal member struggles to understand something, that the average whites person (me) never will. But with a great storyteller, we can catch a glimpse.

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I didn’t want it to end

Revisado: 08-20-19

The book reminded me of my adolescence, early adulthood. Why I like the music I do, why I love the music I do, what my old friends mean to me and what my new friends mean to me. It reminds me of how tough it is to lose truly great friends, but that you can still celebrate them and celebrate life. Simply amazing book. Thank you Mike D and Ad-Rock for sharing.

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Almost brought me to tears multiple times

Revisado: 08-13-19

Amazing story, shocking and desperately sad. Thankful I have never shared in the same heartache as any of these families post war, but also thankful this group found peace in the end.

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Pure magic

Revisado: 05-04-19

An amazing story made even more amazing by the narration by Cary Elwes. I didn’t think I could enjoy the Princess Bride any more than I already do, but this was the icing on the cake. Not enjoying this book would be “inconceivable“.

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Love this book

Revisado: 12-20-18

I’ve read this book half a dozen times and just listened for the first time. It’s a book I will never tire of. Great lessons on life. Jeremy Irons was the perfect narrator as well. Highly recommend!

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Second listen, still amazes me

Revisado: 10-09-18

I’ve listened to this book twice in the last year. Tremendous storytelling. I don’t know whether I’d rather be Ruhlman or one of the chefs he talks about, but I feel immersed listening to it and wish I was there for it live.

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Much better than the film!

Revisado: 05-20-18

Just listened for the second time. Amazing book! So much more than the film. Easter eggs everywhere, but also far more complete than what could be put on screen. Can’t wait for Cline’s follow up to this book!

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