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interesting music philosophy

Revisado: 10-15-22

Victor Wooten gives us his theory on music (not to be confused with music theory) wrapped up in a fictional story to demonstrate each of his main principles. at times I found myself wide eyed in amazement and other times my eyes were squinting with a doubtful confusion from what I consider to be over dramatic philosophies.

I enjoyed Vic sharing his theories in the way he saw fit and will definitely be listening to his recently released book.

The reason I didn't give it a 5 star review is because I thought the voice acting could have been done a little better because at times I found the dialog to be a little cheesy which also tied into what I felt was over dramatic ways to demonstrate his philosophy. Please don't bite my head off for my opinion.

Overall I enjoyed the book and it has made great conversations with my musician friends!

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fun story and series. blah Performance

Revisado: 09-30-21

I loved this series when I was a teen and felt like revisiting it through audio. same fun story. however I felt the performance was kind of cringy and made the hero sound like a huge dork not sure if I can listen to anymore of the audios in the series now...

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very interesting life story

Revisado: 03-04-20

I had no idea how interesting and diverse Arnold's life was outside of body building and movies. he really is an American icon. great listen!

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a cheesy let down

Revisado: 02-20-20

what I thought would be a war memoir turned out like a cheesy 50s sitcom. The narrators voice overs didn't help the cheesy feel either. The way Murphy wrote this he left me with a lot of questions.

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Disappointed in this book

Revisado: 01-30-20

The vast majority of this book seemed to be written like a bland "after action" debrief, which makes sense coming from a general. A debrief while informative with historical facts is not very exciting. Also the reader of the book is one note away from being considered monotone. The only way I was able to get through the book was to speed it up to 1.30

Section 3 was the most interesting in regards to combat leadership principles.

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Favorite JOCKO book

Revisado: 01-23-20

I love all of Jocko's books, which I recommend everyone read, but this one is my favorite. In this book Jocko gives an in depth, step by step process to lead. He uses everyday scenarios that most civilian business leaders may face and coaches you through them, giving you a solid foundation of leadership to guide and direct you.

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Mad Dog!

Revisado: 01-10-20

Mattis is clear and to the point. A must read to anyone that wants lessons in leadership

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buy this book!

Revisado: 07-11-16

This book is a must have for any Stanley fan or folk musician that wants to kniw where their music came from. After listening to this I am now planning a trip to the Clinch Mountains to see things for myself.

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