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Didn't ring right to me

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1 out of 5 stars
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1 out of 5 stars
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1 out of 5 stars

Reviewed: 02-10-25

This may be the most honest book ever written in the history of mankind, but something raised the shorthairs up on my neck. Couldn't get past the first chapter.

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Amazing.

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5 out of 5 stars
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5 out of 5 stars

Reviewed: 12-31-24

Well written and performed. As powerful a story as Ive ever heard about some of the men I grew up wanting to be like.

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Just amazing

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4 out of 5 stars

Reviewed: 11-12-24

I've lived my entire life watching Al Pacino-Serpico is the first drive in movie I remember seeing as a kid. Throughout the years Ive always looked forward to anything he's been in-sometimes great and sometimes not so much-but all that has ever mattered was simply that he was in it. Hearing his voice tell his story has been a complete joy-hearing him describe his successes and even moreso his shortcomings makes this more than just another bio for me-spoken with such emotion at times, and at times with such honesty and vulnerability, this was and is a story I completely enjoyed!

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Peaceful introspection

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5 out of 5 stars
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Reviewed: 04-04-24

Beautiful and thought inspiring-one to listen to more than once-which Ive already done

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Looking forward to more 👍

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5 out of 5 stars

Reviewed: 02-12-24

First time listen to this author/character, refreshing actually-very believable storyline. It's nice sometimes to step back from a story without super sleuths and outlandish plots-except when thats what you're looking for-

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Conversations with a great artist

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Reviewed: 02-05-24

Love the meditative tonal quality-I was hooked from the beginning-I'll be getting a hard copy of this one to use for situational meditations!

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If you play-just get it!

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5 out of 5 stars
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5 out of 5 stars

Reviewed: 04-24-23

Great collection of great stories-it’s too bad that the days of finding a diamond in the rough are mostly gone-now you have to be on guard buying from “reputable” (Ha!) dealers that are known to dissect expensive guitars, then build fakes using the butchered components-very careful to keep components with traceable nomenclature spread out on the fakes enough to deceive all but the most serious buyer/collector. Such is life tho!

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Not a casual read

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Reviewed: 01-01-22

I’m not sure I would say that I thoroughly enjoyed this story, “endured” might be a closer description. Going through my own adventures with that clever demon alcohol, reaching my own tipping point where it became clear it was time to make my choice of getting out of that hole or climbing out, hearing the author’s story all too often felt like I was hearing my own. “Like watching a train wreck” also came to mind-I knew what was going to happen at each bend of the story but had to listen anyway. I can’t imagine anyone reading this without having a personal connection of some sort-it’s raw truth screaming like an exposed nerve. Books of this nature speak so clearly to the universality of addiction-which is a part of so many lives, directly or otherwise-it’s therapeutic both to the author and perhaps even more so for the reader such as myself. Commonality can be comforting-just knowing we are not alone, that others have had similar struggles, can make a huge difference to someone just looking to make it one more day. Some might classify this story and others like it as self help-not me. While there are bookshelves aplenty with “book of the month” drivel offering ways to blame one’s situation-whatever that may be-on someone or something else, Girl Walks Out of a Bar is to me, an example of a saying I think of on a daily basis: “When you find yourself in a hole, quit digging .”

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The Influence

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3 out of 5 stars
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3 out of 5 stars
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2 out of 5 stars

Reviewed: 11-17-21

So-so overall, can’t remember an ending to a story that was as lackluster as this one-seems like the author got tired of both the plot and characters and threw in the towel.

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