Audio Distortion: All About The Music

by Riley Morgan, Michael Fontenot

Four CDs, three complete world tours, and thirteen years later, Audio Distortion has acquired a fan base that now spans generations.

Stanley, Emma, Cadi, Willie, and Emily are now ready to pass the torch to the next generation of musicians, and to go quietly about their lives, out of the spotlight.

Then, a simple question, asked by a fellow musician, sets in motion the beginnings of what will become known as, the 'tour of the decade'.

Audio Distortion AND Ransom - together?

One hundred twenty five days...
Twelve carefully selected venues...
Twenty seven individual shows...
Three quarters of a million passionate fans...

And it all culminates in one big show, on what many consider the most important stage in music -
Red Rocks Amphitheater...

The single, crystal clear point, everyone understands, after it's all over is...

To be the best...
It is...
And always has to be...

ALL ABOUT THE MUSIC!

Ready for the next stage in the adventure?

156 pages, Hardcover

First published March 1, 2014

Reviews

[Karen Bainbridge · Rating 5 out of 5]

Audio Distortion: All About The Music is wow.. simply amazing it shows you people at their best and worst in any situation no matter who they might be! An exciting fast paced trip across a year in the life of music industry with Audio Distortion Emma, Emily, Willie, Stanley and Cadi No matter what they are just normal people who happen to be rock stars and they have ups and downs like the rest of us.. Absolutely fantastic book!
The band Audio Distortion are reviving it up a notch by going out on tour with an opening band a young 6 member band Ransom.. All About the Music is a rollicking exciting and very much a laugh out loud book, close all the windows or else the neighbours will think you've gone mad!! I laughed a lot and cried as well even in the happy bits. The situations are so true to life and I am still grinning at the genius of this book, I just wish that I had read the first three books. I just had to reread Audio Distortion: All About The Music again, it was an awesome read, not sure but I think young and old alike will enjoy this entertaining book. 5 big stars.
Audio Distortion gave the world four cds, and three world tours they have music that crosses into different generations of fans, with a huge fan base. As they plan their final tour they decide to go out on top and once again, the five friends throw in the towel.. or will they? Then with nothing more than a crazy suggestion, from Misty Maitland of Ransom unknowingly sets in motion, the beginnings of what will become 'the tour of the decade' all because of the music!
One hundred and twenty five days.. 27 carefully selected individual shows..
12 carefully selected venues.. and three quarters of a million insanely passionate fans!
And they came to see only one thing Audio Distortion and Ransom TOGETHER!
we HAVE A HIGHLY ENTERTAINING BOOK HERE IN AUDIO DISTORTION: ALL ABOUT THE MUSIC
5 STARS.

[Loony Gryphon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow, just wow. I'm grinning from ear to ear right now and regretting that I don't currently have access to the first three novels of the series because I want to reread every single word now. Of course, I can't regret spreading the joy that is the Audio Distortion series. Near the end of All About The Music, there is a line that I completely agree with about music. You'll know it when you read it, since I don't want to give any spoilers you can find it for yourself. And once again, I find myself wishing this series came with a soundtrack, although since I can easily picture this series being turned into a movie, whose to say that it won't eventually get one?
L. Gryphon
*(I read a proof copy, but I fully stand by my review.)

[Katie Harder-schauer · Rating 4 out of 5]

So at this point I am getting bored with Audio Distortion and their antics. Even though they are now approximately my age, they are still acting very juvenile, and I think I'm just too old to find it entertaining anymore. My annoyance should not be a reflection on the writing though, because the style is consistent through the series, and n All About the Music the chapters are even headed with the name of the character in whose head we will be for the chapter, so I appreciated that. I think this book would still appeal to a younger audience though.


Copy received through the Goodreads First reads giveaway program.

[Shahna · Rating 1 out of 5]

I want to apologize to the author. I had received an ARC of this and then complete forgot to put up my review. It's a bit late. I don't know what happened in my brain.

I do wish I would have read the rest in the series. I may have been able to connect to the characters more. If I had more history and stuff.

For some reason I was just not that into it, like I see in other peoples reviews. It's not bad. It's well written and there are funny moments and thats great. I just wasn't feeling it most of the time.