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There is an audio book listed on Amazon, read by both Keith and Gary Oldman.
where did you find the information about who's doing the reading, please and thank you kindly?
i've located the audio book on amazon.com and amazon.co.uk, but i don't see anything about who's reading it
i'm probably undercaffeinated but a sssoul wants to be sure before placing orders :E
Hatchette Audio has announced that award-winning actor Johnny Depp will read the audiobook edition of Keith's highly anticipated new autobiography. A part of pop culture since his days on 21 Jump Street, Depp has given memorable performances in films like Edward Scissorhands, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and this year's Alice In Wonderland.
One of Depp's best-known roles is Captain Jack Sparrow from the Pirates of the Caribbean series. Depp has said in inteviews that he based the character on his friend Keith, a revelation that led to Keith's appearance as Captain Jacks' father in Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End.
Depp will be joined on the 22 and a half hour audiobook by fellow musician Joe Hurley and by Keith himself.
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Bliss
How great would it be if Keith did the audio book.
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Bliss
How great would it be if Keith did the audio book.
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JuanTCB
Um, yeah - anyway, amazon (U.S.) has the unabridged audiobook on sale for around $23 on CD. At this point, the number of discs hasn't been announced, but if it's 22.5 hours, that's going to have to be 14 or 15 CDs at the very least? For $23?
Is that standard practice? James Ellroy's unabridged Blood's A Rover is 21 CDs and goes for about $35, so it must be. Life on CD seems like an insanely cheap deal that might actually not be too good to be true. Bring it on!
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JuanTCB
Um, yeah - anyway, amazon (U.S.) has the unabridged audiobook on sale for around $23 on CD. At this point, the number of discs hasn't been announced, but if it's 22.5 hours, that's going to have to be 14 or 15 CDs at the very least? For $23?
Is that standard practice? James Ellroy's unabridged Blood's A Rover is 21 CDs and goes for about $35, so it must be. Life on CD seems like an insanely cheap deal that might actually not be too good to be true. Bring it on!
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Max'sKansasCity
I do not foresee me reading or listening to this book.
Does anyone have a good reason? I really dont care what
Keith has to say in a book which was quickly (propogandized)
(myth inventing) compiled over the last couple of years, the
disadvantage to that being the "censorship of time"...... I
have skimmed most his/MJ's interviews in rags over time...but
why would I give a sht about reading this book?
Dont misunderstand, I own (and I have read) a ton of Stones books (maybe 50 of them).....
and my favorite part is always the ending page..and how the author chose to end the book...
it is amusing the predictions one can read on the last page of each book...that is a book unst itself.
but back to my point...... what could I possibly learn or hear from
Keith at this point that will be a positive? I dont wanna hear how
he is getting crabby with Mick... I really dont wanna hear any of it..
I say SHUT THFK UP....AND PLAY SOME FKN MUSIC.... or I will do something else
until you do... I have never had a great exp meeting any famous aholes...... I
find it is best if that they stay on stage and play and I stay in the audience
and watch and then we get along great, It iswhen we start mixing it usually gets odd..
and I usually coming away not liking them as much as I thought.
At this point.... Why would I have an interest in any "new fangled Kieth Propoganda"..
why would I?
I am really asking... why would you? who cares what he has to say? did he cure cancer?
I have a lot to do.... and reading a book by Keith is not on my "to do" list... why would I care?
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Max'sKansasCity
I do not foresee me reading or listening to this book.
Does anyone have a good reason? I really dont care what
Keith has to say in a book which was quickly (propogandized)
(myth inventing) compiled over the last couple of years, the
disadvantage to that being the "censorship of time"...... I
have skimmed most his/MJ's interviews in rags over time...but
why would I give a sht about reading this book?
Dont misunderstand, I own (and I have read) a ton of Stones books (maybe 50 of them).....
and my favorite part is always the ending page..and how the author chose to end the book...
it is amusing the predictions one can read on the last page of each book...that is a book unst itself.
but back to my point...... what could I possibly learn or hear from
Keith at this point that will be a positive? I dont wanna hear how
he is getting crabby with Mick... I really dont wanna hear any of it..
I say SHUT THFK UP....AND PLAY SOME FKN MUSIC.... or I will do something else
until you do... I have never had a great exp meeting any famous aholes...... I
find it is best if that they stay on stage and play and I stay in the audience
and watch and then we get along great, It iswhen we start mixing it usually gets odd..
and I usually coming away not liking them as much as I thought.
At this point.... Why would I have an interest in any "new fangled Kieth Propoganda"..
why would I?
I am really asking... why would you? who cares what he has to say? did he cure cancer?
I have a lot to do.... and reading a book by Keith is not on my "to do" list... why would I care?
lot of rambling & thought about how much you don't want to read it ... sounds like you'll be the 1st one in line
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Max'sKansasCity
I do not foresee me reading or listening to this book.
Does anyone have a good reason? I really dont care what
Keith has to say in a book which was quickly (propogandized)
(myth inventing) compiled over the last couple of years, the
disadvantage to that being the "censorship of time"...... I
have skimmed most his/MJ's interviews in rags over time...but
why would I give a sht about reading this book?
Dont misunderstand, I own (and I have read) a ton of Stones books (maybe 50 of them).....
and my favorite part is always the ending page..and how the author chose to end the book...
it is amusing the predictions one can read on the last page of each book...that is a book unst itself.
but back to my point...... what could I possibly learn or hear from
Keith at this point that will be a positive? I dont wanna hear how
he is getting crabby with Mick... I really dont wanna hear any of it..
I say SHUT THFK UP....AND PLAY SOME FKN MUSIC.... or I will do something else
until you do... I have never had a great exp meeting any famous aholes...... I
find it is best if that they stay on stage and play and I stay in the audience
and watch and then we get along great, It iswhen we start mixing it usually gets odd..
and I usually coming away not liking them as much as I thought.
At this point.... Why would I have an interest in any "new fangled Kieth Propoganda"..
why would I?
I am really asking... why would you? who cares what he has to say? did he cure cancer?
I have a lot to do.... and reading a book by Keith is not on my "to do" list... why would I care?
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stupidguy2
Great points. I've read most Stones books and have been reading Stones Mythology and Stones History, depending on the source, since I was 13. That was a long @#$%& time ago. With Keith's book, I just feel like...why?
Unless he provides some self-analysis, what would be new? Its not like Keith hasn't told his "side of the story" for years. The Barbara Charone book, the Victor Bockris book, they all kissed his ass and wrote from his point of view. And Keith is been yakking his jaws since he got clean, so.......
Like I said, I want to hear about Aretha during the recording of JJF, or whipping CHuck Berry into shape for "Hail, Hail...."
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stupidguy2
Great points. I've read most Stones books and have been reading Stones Mythology and Stones History, depending on the source, since I was 13. That was a long @#$%& time ago. With Keith's book, I just feel like...why?
Unless he provides some self-analysis, what would be new? Its not like Keith hasn't told his "side of the story" for years. The Barbara Charone book, the Victor Bockris book, they all kissed his ass and wrote from his point of view. And Keith is been yakking his jaws since he got clean, so.......
Like I said, I want to hear about Aretha during the recording of JJF, or whipping CHuck Berry into shape for "Hail, Hail...."
Exactly.
Keith's story has been published for years.
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stupidguy2
Great points. I've read most Stones books and have been reading Stones Mythology and Stones History, depending on the source, since I was 13. That was a long @#$%& time ago. With Keith's book, I just feel like...why?
Unless he provides some self-analysis, what would be new? Its not like Keith hasn't told his "side of the story" for years. The Barbara Charone book, the Victor Bockris book, they all kissed his ass and wrote from his point of view. And Keith is been yakking his jaws since he got clean, so.......
Like I said, I want to hear about Aretha during the recording of JJF, or whipping CHuck Berry into shape for "Hail, Hail...."
Exactly.
Keith's story has been published for years.
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texas fan
Max, I have no idea why anyone here would care if you read it or not, so I don't understand your question.
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LeonidP
Exactly ... now finally in his own words.
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JuanTCB
The kindle version is already on sale in the UK, so if you're in the UK... and have a kindle... you can buy it right now.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Life/dp/B0047DVHV2/ref=sr_1_1/278-2507604-3944450?ie=UTF8&m=A3TVV12T0I6NSM&s=digital-text&qid=1287513999&sr=1-1
if you are not intelligent enough (typical for a texan) to understand the question, I really do not want to read an answer from you, but thanks anyway tex.Quote
texas fan
Max, I have no idea why anyone here would care if you read it or not, so I don't understand your question.
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stupidguy2
Great points. I've read most Stones books and have been reading Stones Mythology and Stones History, depending on the source, since I was 13. That was a long @#$%& time ago. With Keith's book, I just feel like...why?
Unless he provides some self-analysis, what would be new? Its not like Keith hasn't told his "side of the story" for years. The Barbara Charone book, the Victor Bockris book, they all kissed his ass and wrote from his point of view. And Keith is been yakking his jaws since he got clean, so.......
Like I said, I want to hear about Aretha during the recording of JJF, or whipping CHuck Berry into shape for "Hail, Hail...."
Exactly.
Keith's story has been published for years.
Exactly ... now finally in his own words.
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Max'sKansasCityif you are not intelligent enough (typical for a texan) to understand the question, I really do not want to read an answer from you, but thanks anyway tex.Quote
texas fan
Max, I have no idea why anyone here would care if you read it or not, so I don't understand your question.Quote
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stupidguy2
Great points. I've read most Stones books and have been reading Stones Mythology and Stones History, depending on the source, since I was 13. That was a long @#$%& time ago. With Keith's book, I just feel like...why?
Unless he provides some self-analysis, what would be new? Its not like Keith hasn't told his "side of the story" for years. The Barbara Charone book, the Victor Bockris book, they all kissed his ass and wrote from his point of view. And Keith is been yakking his jaws since he got clean, so.......
Like I said, I want to hear about Aretha during the recording of JJF, or whipping CHuck Berry into shape for "Hail, Hail...."
Exactly.
Keith's story has been published for years.
Exactly ... now finally in his own words.
Infinite magazine articles, over many many years, have Keith replying, and quoted, "in his own words"