Mick Jagger Audiobook

" Interesting- does not seem to be written with his permission. "

" Mick Jagger really doesn't come across as a very nice man. He treats his wives and (many) girlfriends badly and is really only interested in money and himself. He really comes across as a spoiled upper middle class kid who has always gotten his own way. That being said, this is an interesting read and one that I would recommend. "

" Like his book on John Lennon "The Life" and The Beatles "Shout" this book is a long and dry read. Too much attention to gossip surrounding the life of Mick Jagger and too little attention to his music, the art of songwriting and performance of one of the most prolific and icons of Rock and Roll. "

" (Read 1/23/13) A well written biography of one of rock and roll's great icons. "

" It really awesome book learn ALOT about him and the stones :) "

" Really terrific. Well written and insightful. "

" Loved! Could stop learning; I love books like that, many pages and a long history to tell us. "

" Almost sorry I spent so much time on this. Still love the music, but have less respect for the man. In contrast, Steven Tyler's autobiography contains much the same story, but I came out of it actually liking him despite himself. "

" a real page turner. Just wondering what Mick thinks of this book. Now I have to read Keith Richards book and compare "

" Lots of detail but I felt I really didn't learn anything new. "

" Would have been more enjoyable if it were an autobiography. "

" I loved the year by year hits, they were playing in my head the whole time I was reading this. "

" Somewhat long but lots of good detail. This man is going strong with no signs of hanging it up--took me back to my teen years and learned a lot about Mick that I didn't know at that time. "

" interesting read into the life and ego of mick jagger detailing his career from kent to one of the most well known lead singer of all time and norman pulls no punches when he looks at jagger "

" If you want to know more about The Glimmer Twins (I hate that moniker.) read Keith Richards' autobiography. This one was a snooze fest. "