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It's So Easy
- And Other Lies
- Narrated by: Christian Rummel
- Length: 10 hrs and 16 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Biographies & Memoirs, Entertainment & Celebrities
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In his New York Times best seller, Duff McKagan, founding member of Guns N' Roses and Velvet Revolver, shares the story of his rise to fame and fortune, his struggles with alcoholism and drug addiction, his personal crash and burn, and his life-saving transformation via a unique path to sobriety.
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- C Noon
- 25-07-19
rarely review
I listen to alot of autobiographies, probably 2 or 3 a month (depending on length). I dont often find my self composed to write a review but this book was brilliant. So good infact that, like Duff felt if he wasnt touring, I have a hole now that needs filling.
brilliantly written, am now a huge fan of the man that is Duff McKagan
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- Solaire
- 08-11-19
Loved this
The GnR stuff is great, and so is Duff's story of how he got himself sober and into biking and martial arts. An inspirational story. The narrator is fantastic, a perfect choice.
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- Anonymous User
- 21-08-19
Great listen for any music fan
As a GnR fan I thought this would be of relative interest and some easy listening. What actually happened is once I started listening I couldn’t stop! A great story (and humble) on the rise, peak, fall and redemption of not only a great musician but also a very interesting and dedicated guy.
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- PerrieBelle
- 15-09-16
Fantastic
Duff's a great bass player and tells a good tale of lows and highs and lows and highs of the life he has had so far. Very cool, and oddly, the narrator sounds like he could be Duff's brother or something. Really similar voice if a little deeper.
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- colin thomas
- 13-02-20
Awful
Terrible voice reading the story, I can't believe there is an American anywhere that speaks in this awful drone.
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- Michael M.
- 21-06-22
Great story, from one of the good guys
Always a fan of GnR growing up. Knew about Duff but not that much. An amazing honest story about the wild times and turning his life around through excerse, meditation and family life. Really enjoyed this, the only thing like most bio's is that I wished the man himself had read it.
The narration although good, did grate a tad to begin with and seemed a little hokey at times.
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- Jim
- 06-06-22
Great read 👍👍
More like what I was hoping Dave Grohl’s ‘Storyteller’ would have been like.
Proper rock star stuff, amazing that he’s still among the living!!
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- A. Morris
- 05-05-22
An honest account of being in a successful band
Narration great. Story good. Dozed off a bit during the martial arts bit. Never was a fan of Gnr but thought it'd be a good listen. It didn't disappoint.
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- jack harpur
- 01-05-22
Really really enjoyed it
I loved listening to this from start to finish the story is excellent and how Duff changed his life around is so impressive and so admirable I’ve become an even bigger fan of GnR because of this audio book
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- Amazon Customer
- 12-03-22
Rocking to F..k out
A great story showing the true highs and lows of the best bands ever
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- Katrina Hamilton
- 16-10-16
This book just may save a life.
Duff, I'd like to thank you from the bottom of my heart.
This read just brought my hope back. Boxing, Biking, Climbing. (meditation), which I'm familiar with....
My son and I used to practice Buddhism. I now know your aware of its teachings.
Buddhism sees life as a process of constant change,. I believe that one can change for the better.
My son is an addict. Heroin.
You just gave me a great idea for my son's recovery.
Duff, you're the real deal. Thankyou so so much!!!
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- NicbachDVM
- 09-09-16
A very inspiring memoir from a rockstar
I have long been a fan of GNR. Duff has recently intrigued me with his financial business and interviews. He's a very intelligent individual, and this memoir has inspired me in ways I never thought possible.
The life he has lived is uncanny. It's literally unbelievable he is still alive, with how much drinking and drugs he used to do. The transformation he has made is unbelievable.
He goes into great detail about his early years in Seattle working in various punk bands, to becoming one of rock's biggest stars in GNR. He talks about the drugs, the drinking, and the women. He gives detailed information about why GNR broke up (complete lack of communication and egos), and how much he gave up of himself to drinking and drugs.
Now many years sober, he looks back on his mistakes and how he's turned his life around. Though I've never been addicted to anything in my life, it's truly inspiring to hear a firsthand account of how to beat addiction. Duff kicks his butt every single day, and is extremely motivated never to go down that path again.
This isn't a book just for GNR fans. I highly recommend it to anyone suffering from addiction as well. Duff never went through traditional 12 step programs, but found his solace through martial arts, yoga and meditation. It's very inspiring how he's transformed his life. I can't wait to get his new book now!
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- marie popick
- 14-10-16
Pleasantly surprised,not just a rocker story!
I listened to GNR music, but would not call myself a super fan. I saw an interview with Duff a few years back and thought the book might be interesting. Being my first 'life of a rocker' book, I did not have high expectations. Wow, I was wrong, it is a well written journey of his life, choices, mistakes... He should be extremely proud of his accomplishments in life! Nice job Duff.
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- Jr
- 22-02-17
Great book!
Fantastically well-written book. I only wish it was read by the author. The narrator sounds strained and un spontaneous which makes the book and some of the stories lose the feel the author intended. it's a great story of a man who's much more relatable than his rock star status would lead to believe.
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- Amazon Customer
- 13-03-17
Great Read!
This book was so much more than I thought it would be. Thanks for sharing your life and the honesty. Thanks to your wife also for sharing you with all us fans.
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- Richard
- 18-01-17
Down to earth
Great book, it takes the listener on a journey from strung out to health guru.
All the usual stories of trashing hotel rooms to groupies but done with class. Duff showed respect to everyone from managers to fans. Nice to see his love for family, education and nature not to mention music. Great read it won't let you down.
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- Steve Hurry
- 20-01-17
Just the high level
This book contains a lot of personal info about Duff's personal journey but I was hoping for more stories about the crazy stuff that went on during the early GnR years. He admirably took the high road in not calling out or embarrassing anyone else in particular, but you know some crazy stuff went on and I would have liked to hear more of it.
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- Mark
- 09-01-17
loved the book. great stories and well written.
Great stories of how Guns and Roses began and to hear about Duff's journey. Amazing to hear about his life lessons.
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- Wild Bill
- 18-12-16
An amazing story!!!
I started reading, well... listening to musician biographies last week with Sabastian Bach's new book 18 & Life on Skid Row. My recent discovery of the Audible app has helped me fill the sometimes long void while driving from job to job all day for work. Being a product of the 80's I have always had much love and admiration for the bands of the era. I find the story of Duff's life amazing. Good times , bad times and experiences not unlike those of my friends and myself back then. Though on a much larger scale. I put this book away with an even greater respect and admiration for Duff McKagan. The story of his life gripped me from chapter one all the way to the end. He made it out the other side of a dark place where most people don't make it out alive. Congratulations on life Duff and thank you for all the great music. Rock On!!!
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- James
- 22-09-16
Duff rules
Love the stories. Fascinating and well written.
It was good insight to what happened with G and R and VR.
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