Audio Books?

[ruger9]

I can recommend some artist/actor ones, read by themselves (which is what I prefer)

Patrick Stewart- Make It So
Richard Marx - Stories To Tell
Mike Campbell - Heartbreaker, A Memoir
My favorite is Steve Lukather's The Gospel According To Luke - FAN-F'ING-TASTIC!!!

 

[Geoff738]

There is a biography on Richard Manuel coming out next month.That might be some nice, albeit sad too, CanCon. Assuming it comes out as an audio book.

Cheers,
Geoff

 

[TomBrokaw]

I really enjoyed "Born a Crime," written and read by Trevor Noah. Very interesting to hear his perspectives and how he grew up.

 

[Texicaster]

I have over 200 Audiobooks! Been at it for a while! All of these are great storie AND well narrated! Nothing worse than a poorly narrated book...

All time favorite is Devil's Highway!

The Jack Carr "Terminal List" series is fantastic if you like Tom Clancy sort of stuff.

Annie Jacobson has some great non-fiction on stuff like CIA, MK Ultra, UFOS, Nuclear War that very good!

One Second After a GREAT EOTWAWKI novel

Wallace Stenger's Beyond The Hundredth Meridian about JW Powell.

Good guitar books are; Play it Loud, Strat in The Attic, Birth Of Loud, Power Chord

Joel Selvin's Altamont is amazing!

Robbie Robertson's Testimony great!

EarthCore is a wild ride sci-fi!

Lonesome Dove entire series super great!

One Ranger H Joachin's Bio

Ed Abbey's Desert Solitaire and Monkey Wrench Gang

Plus you can get started on Longmire or Bosch or Hillerman Leaphorn and Chee which are great series'

Some great one's already mentioned above like Keef's Life which fantastic!

 

[Mjark]

Are those books comprehensible as audiobooks?? I’ve read most of them, and they are great, but I spend a lot of time flicking back & forward to maps and photographs and “who was that guy again?”… I can’t imagine understanding what was happening if I was just listening.

I found them to be but I guess I didn’t know what I was missing.

 

[Dukex]

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