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Jeannette Ordas

I don't know why I just didn't stop reading - well, skimming was more like it. Keith Richards doesn't seem very likable and he's full of himself and has lots of gossipy things to say about his band mates and other celebrities.

Josh Clement

Listened to the audiobook version, which I recommend as it's partly read by Keith himself

Robin M Cabana

This was just pure rock and roll. I loved the audio book readings by Johnny Depp and Keith himself. As a big Stones fan, I've never read that much about them so it was fun to hear about all the crazy stories, the drama and back stabbing, the technical details about playing guitar. I'm a much bigger Keith Richards fan now.

Jason Porterfield

Tracey O’Rourke

I really wish I had liked this book better. There were times when I thought I liked it, mostly when Keith was writing about writing music. But in the end, it was much too rambling to be enjoyable. The final straw was towards the end when in the middle of a moderately interesting section, Keith suddenly feels the need to tell us how he makes Bangers and Mash. I don't care. This autobiography is missing the one thing that autobiographies need - I knew no more about the subject when finished the book than I did before I started.

Nikolay Bachiyski

I really enjoyed Keith Richards' life story. Especially the motivations versus just the string of events.

I didn't expect all the great details about the process of writing songs.

John Philpin

Wonderful book - and this from someone who was never a fan of the Stones - but always a fan of great music - and living

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