Autobiography/Biography lovers! discussion

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I loved Dave Mustaine's autobiography- very honest and compelling!

Looking forward to reading Slash's!

Dave wrote: "I loved Dave Mustaine's autobiography- very honest and compelling!

Looking forward to reading Slash's!"

slash's autobiography is great, it wont disappoint :)

Sammstein wrote: "Dave wrote: "I loved Dave Mustaine's autobiography- very honest and compelling!

Looking forward to reading Slash's!"

slash's autobiography is great, it wont disappoint :)"

Slash's was good enough for a re-read and Duff's was even better. Adler's was pretty good too.

Laurie wrote: "Sammstein wrote: "Dave wrote: "I loved Dave Mustaine's autobiography- very honest and compelling!

Looking forward to reading Slash's!"

slash's autobiography is great, it wont disappoint :)"

Slas..."

Interesting- will check them out!

This year I've read MJ: The Genius of Michael Jackson by Steve Knopper (biography) and Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl by Carrie Brownstein (that was an autobiography). Both were great in a different way, I read Carrie's mostly because I like her on Portlandia (and knew somewhat of her Riot Grrrl days). Genius of MJ I learned so much about him that I felt dumb that the only thing I knew was his songs, and that time he held his baby out the hotel balcolny!

I just bought Black Sabbath's biography so starting that today!

Black Sabbath's biography sounds good :)
Soon I'll start Led Zeppelin: The Definitive Biography by Ritchie Yorke.

I was away and forgot to take Black Sabbath's with me but sitting with it on the sofa now with a cuppa, an apple pie!

Larissa wrote: "This year I've read MJ: The Genius of Michael Jackson by Steve Knopper (biography) and Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl by Carrie Brownstein (that was an autobiography). Both were great in a different..."

How was MJ's book?