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America 51
- A Probe into the Realities That Are Hiding Inside "The Greatest Country in the World"
- Narrated by: Corey Taylor
- Length: 7 hrs and 51 mins
- Categories: Arts & Entertainment, Music
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The accout of a gentleman
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Summary
The always-outspoken hard rock vocalist Corey Taylor begins America 51 with a reflection on what his itinerant youth and frequent worldwide travels with his multiplatinum bands Slipknot and Stone Sour have taught him about what it means to be an American in an increasingly unstable world. He examines the way America sees itself, specifically with regard to the propaganda surrounding America's origins (like a heavy-metal Howard Zinn) while also celebrating the quirks and behavior that make a true-blue American.
Balancing humor, outrage, and disbelief, Taylor examines the rotting core of America, evaluating everything from politics and race relations to family and "man buns". By continuing the wave of moral outrage begun in You're Making Me Hate You, Taylor skewers contemporary America in his own signature style.
PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying reference material will be available in your Library section along with the audio.
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- Christopher Charles Weatherley
- 03-01-18
Captivating From Start To Finish
Love Corey's outlook on life and politics. There are many of us who don't blindly follow one ideal and Corey reasons in this great read why he feels the way he does giving us different answers and new questions and points of view about modern politics in not only the USA but most of the world. Read it, doesn't matter which political or social back ground you are from he will open your mind to other ways of looking at the struggle wether you like it or not and with good old fashioned humour.
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- W. M
- 29-08-19
Pointless
Someone making a point about the most generic popular opinions. So simplistic like an high-school assignment
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- Justin A. Farley
- 09-06-19
Corey For President.
What this guy doesn't know isn't worth learning. Funny, informative, talented and honest. A really amazing author.
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- james lawrence
- 06-12-18
Such a fantastic listen! Love it!
This was such a great listen I enjoyed it from Start to finish. I have been a fan of corey for a long I have listened to his last book "A funny this happened on the way to heaven. I enjoy the previous book so I know I would love this one just as much. I. Know it sounds weird but I pretty much to 100% what he said and what he believes in. It was very entertaining some bits I couldn't stop laughing but there were bits I listened carefully on what the serious parts. Again it was brilliant, I loved it I am looking forward to what else he does in the near future. Cheers Taylor you are a legend.
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- Danny
- 17-12-17
corey for president!
I love me some corey Taylor, listened and read all his books up to now. big fan of his band's I've even seen them and him life. I enjoyed this even through I live in the UK. the message I got was be good people and be better then we are. thanks corey I look forward to your next book.
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- Reece
- 31-10-17
The Neck
Corey Taylor being CMFT. If you like any of his other tomes then you will love this. Brutal honesty mixed with a great sense of humour.
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- Janine Olivier Greener
- 05-06-18
CT's intellectual depth and honesty is amazing!
Corey Taylor For President! Why not? At least he would do as he says. And woe to those that get in his way. Down with the Cheeto!
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- M. N. Cook
- 18-08-17
A must listen for any fan of Corey Taylor's books
Would you consider the audio edition of America 51 to be better than the print version?
I love hearing a book read by the author and Corey's voice is not just great for music but also telling stories and reading books
What other book might you compare America 51 to, and why?
Other Corey Taylor books
Which character – as performed by Corey Taylor – was your favourite?
Corey MF Taylor
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- Amazon Customer
- 14-08-17
America needs more of this.
I'm almost certain you will disagree with or be offended by something in this book, but that's a good thing. Hearing other points of view is great and he has views and problems with both sides, it's not a one sided argument that one party will hate. Another great book by CMFT
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- Nick Collins
- 09-08-17
Blunt truths about our blessed 'Merica.
Ok, so I read the fourth major book release by the one and only, Corey Taylor. (Shocked, anyone?) Yes, I am a major fan of this guy, and yes, I have given yet another 5 star rating to yet another book to a man who's books I've read at least twice each (excluding this current one), and yes, I listen to his music just about every single day I wake up above ground, and yes, my rating could be biased (more than likely is), but please hear me out on this one. (Aren't run-on sentences fun?)
America 51: A Probe into the Realities That Are Hiding Inside "The Greatest Country in the World" touches to soul of America with a rusty pitch fork. "Why such a vicious sounding description?" you might ask. Well, it's simple, really. Mr. Taylor touches on all main political subjects, from left to right, conservative to liberal, pro choice to pro life, the (often misconstrued) 1st and 2nd amendments, and even the thin line that teeters right in the center of each of these subjects, and then some. If you take your politics, views and beliefs the least bit seriously, this book will offend you. But I implore you to read it. There's a lot of good in this country, even now, and he won't let you walk away from this book without at least attempting to make you see that.
:::WARNING:::
If you do NOT like and/or understand sarcasm, or can not take the occasional joke (especially with some serious subject matter) please stop... this book won't be for you in any way. Go read Harry Potter or something. (Seriously, those are books are amazing!)
Just like a majority of American citizens, Corey is fed up with the status of their beloved United States of 'Merica. And not just the political climate itself, just the status of their citizens and society in the eyes of foreign countries. As usual, he leaves no reader unscathed in his bantering. From Trump supporters to Hillary supporters, Sanders Supporters to 3rd party supporters (and non-voters alike), racism, prejudice, police brutality, gun violence, religion, and the wearing of a man-bun, he will state something that will tickle you the wrong way. But not in a "you're wrong and I'm so very right" demeanor, but in a "let's have an open conversation and understand one another, no matter our differences, and agree to disagree, without lashing immature hate toward one another" point of view, which, let's face it, happens far too often in this day and age due to the ability to hide behind words thrown out in social media, and even face to face. (Aren't run-on sentences still fun?) That's the tone of this, and all books, Taylor has blessed the world with. The idea of opening a conversation, no matter how delicate the subject matter may be. Not a soul on this planet will ever agree on the same thing. Ever. Fact. But current and older generations are too lazy to toss on their big girl and big boy pants and accept this.
What Corey Taylor's work comes down to, is his ability to take some serious subjects, and toss around ideas with a serious tone, snarky sarcasm, humor and a bit of ALL CAPS yelling in tow.
I have stated in past reviews of Taylor's work that I do not agree with quite a bit of what the man says and believes, and this stands heavily true with this recent literary exercise. But I'll be darned if I didn't take away a few possible questions of my own immature points of view on subjects I may not fully understand. So, well done, Corey Taylor. You made me think, yet again.
Oh, and Mr. Taylor? I think you might owe some royalties to Frito Lay and their Cheetos brand. (I'm sure you can all make an educated guess as to what I mean here).
Read if you want, or don't. As Corey says in this book himself...
"Just because you have the right to say it, doesn't mean we have to listen, even if you type that sh*t in all caps." - Corey Taylor
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- Scott combs
- 28-08-17
CMFT does it AGAIN
Corey knocks another smart, riveting, informative, book out of the park. His use of adjectives and the like are quite entertaining and keep you turning page after page
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- Beth
- 19-08-17
different
all in all out was a good read. a rapid step down from his usual but enjoyable none the less.
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- Adrian Carey
- 10-08-17
Interesting political and social insight
Corey Taylor is one of my favorite people on earth. Ever book he writes contains a vast array of emotion, humor, compassion, and frustration. This book, like Corey's previous compositions, is an interesting referendum on political and social issues we face today, and it comes from a man with no shortage of real world experience and wisdom. You won't agree with everything he says, but you don't have to. Just calm the f*ck down and take it for what it is... one man's opinion. Thanks Corey, for everything you do.
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- Abraham
- 13-08-17
Hilarious
Possibly his best book to date. Very political, in CMFT fashion. If you're republican or Pro-Trump, this book is NOT for you, Lol..ol
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- Anonymous User
- 09-08-19
another great book by Corey Taylor !
Corey hits again with number 3. first was life. then there was religion. now the government. what will be NEXT?
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- robert
- 26-07-19
Loved it!
The way he articulates his view. Scatter but connects yet with pure perfection, just flawless.
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- Robert
- 14-06-19
Great Book
Corey is not only one of the best vocalist, and song writers alive. But he is also a amazing author. I highly recommend you read or listen to all of his work. Great job Corey! Stay sic !
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- emmett
- 27-04-19
I love
it was a very good book. koi Taylor did a good job keep it up
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