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As lead guitarist of the Rolling Stones, Keith Richards created the riffs, the lyrics, and the songs that roused the world. A true and towering original, he has always walked his own path, spoken his mind, and done things his own way.
Now at last, Richards pauses to tell his story in the most anticipated autobiography in decades. And what a story! Listening obsessively to Chuck Berry and Muddy Waters records in a coldwater flat with Mick Jagger and Brian Jones, building a sound and a band out of music they loved. Finding fame and success as a bad-boy band, only to find themselves challenged by authorities everywhere. Dropping his guitar's sixth string to create a new sound that allowed him to create immortal riffs like those in "Honky Tonk Woman" and "Jumpin' Jack Flash". Falling in love with Anita Pallenberg, Brian Jones's girlfriend. Arrested and imprisoned for drug possession. Tax exile in France and recording Exile on Main Street. Ever-increasing fame, isolation, and addiction, making life an ever faster frenzy. Through it all, Richards remained devoted to the music of the band, until even that was challenged by Mick Jagger's attempt at a solo career, leading to a decade of conflicts and ultimately the biggest reunion tour in history.
In a voice that is uniquely and unmistakably him - part growl, part laugh - Keith Richards brings us the truest rock-and-roll life of our times, unfettered and fearless and true.
Read by Johnny Depp with Joe Hurley and featuring Keith Richards.
PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying reference material will be available in your My Library section along with the audio.
©2010 Keith Richards (P)2010 Hachette Audio
"[A] high-def, high-velocity portrait of the era when rock 'n' roll came of age, a raw report from deep inside the counterculture maelstrom of how that music swept like a tsunami over Britain and the United States....Mr. Richards has found a way to channel to the reader his own avidity, his own deep soul hunger for music and to make us feel the connections that bind one generation of musicians to another. Along the way he even manages to communicate something of that magic, electromagnetic experience of playing on stage with his mates, be it in a little club or a huge stadium." (Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times)
"[A] slurry romp through the life of a man who knew every pleasure, denied himself nothing, and never paid the price." (David Remnick, The New Yorker)
"A vivid self-portrait and, of the Stones and their musical era, a grand group portrait....spellbinding storytelling." (Richard Corliss, Time)
"Awesome Book"
Very in-depth 1st hand account of Keith's life.
Knowing where, when and how he was raised you can tell why the music sounds the way it does. Keiths playing is very raw (yet awesome) and uncontrolled at points. Very similar to where he came from.
Joe Hurley's performance was stellar. Sometimes I thought I was listening to Keith Richards. He is a natural as a narrator. Just great.
Just the fact that he hung with all the old blues cats in his formidable years. I also feel like "he got it" when it came to the blues.
This book made me appreciate his contribution to music and him as a musician more than I already did.
""The Most Dangerous Rock Band in The World""
The first chapter is one of the funniest I've ever read and brought back the edgy times of the drug imbibing counter culture bursting out like a viral fungus across our nation, setting red necks and straight necks against hippies. A time in history when Tricky Dick declared the Rolling Stones the most DANGEROUS ROCK BAND IN THE WORLD and banned them from America. Oh course anyone getting that much attention for being contrary to the establishment at that time had my vote for Rock Gods.
The early years part of the book drags on a bit, unless of course you have it on audio book like I did and are weeding your strawberry patch, then its a nice distraction from the job at hand. But once you get past that it's a great read about a great ride with a number of amazing insights from the guy with his hands on the wheel.
"Not a Stoner.."
An Excellent Story!
Keith --he showed great heart.
Liked when they used the Cockney accent
I came into adulthood during the 70's. Of course I knew of the Stones but I never would say I loved or followed their music.
This was just a great story about someone who helped define the times of my life. It was of course an interesting and varied story. And surprisingly...I fell in love with Keith...
"Who knew!"
The shift of narrators through the book proved to be very enjoyable -- particularly the last hour of the book.
An honest portrayal of the best and worst of being a modern legend -- a totally unexpected experience
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"I Don't Even Consider Myself a Stones Fan"
I thoroughly enjoyed this audiobook. Having been familiar with just a few hits from the Rolling Stones, I didn't realize just how little I really knew about the band and all they went through... I learned a lot about Keith, the Stones and what went on behind the scenes. I would recommend this book to anyone with even a mild liking of Stones music. It's a fun peek into the music making world of the past, and a great story of stupid choices, dumb luck, and astounding perseverance.
"A personal history of Rock in Roll"
The book was honest and from the heart. Keith Richards told his story and it was fascinating.
I really was engrossed in the book. I didn't want it to end.
It was difficult to make the transition between the performances. They were both done well. I found joe Hurley's performance more believable.
Probably 'for the love of music' and ' sex, drugs, and rock and roll".
This book is for anyone who grew up in the sixties. It helped make sense out of an era that was confusing. He brought the world together, in a way that I haven't read before. Simply put I loved it.
"Love When Keith Richards Reads!!!"
It ranks up with the best audiobooks, its an interesting story and since I love Keith Richards it makes it one of my fave books!
Keith Richard reading and his honesty and his wonderful sense of humour
To be honest, I really am not getting that much from Johnny Depp (which is a surprise since I really like him) or Joe Hurley. I think Keith Richards reads his story the best, his laugh and raspy voice brings a new dimension to the book!!!
No, crying, I laughed a bit. But what I love about it is the honesty, not glamming it up, but just telling it like it is. Its almost like KR is in the room with me and talking about his life
"A Must for Keef Fans (but Listen to All of It!)"
I've been a Rolling Stones fan since the mid-70s and so was familiar with their history, but it was great to hear it from the man himself. Keith Richards is everything you would expect and also nothing like what you expect -- he has lived the ultimate Rock life and taken all the drugs and lived as a touring pirate, but he is also a thoughtful, intelligent, well-read and impressively disciplined man at the same time. What emerges more than anything is a guy who fell in love with music (American blues and early rock-and-roll) and who seems to have never fallen out of love with it. He takes the entire Rolling Stones experience extremely seriously, from the songwriting to the sound to the touring to the relationships with his bandmates. It was fascinating to hear how the band came together, how Keith, Brian and Mick lived together in poverty and squalor, yet how their rise to fame was pretty rapid. Keith writes at length about how he and Mick emerged as an impressive songwriting team, and how Keith later discovered open-G tuning, which helped the Stones sound like no other band. He has some great insights on Mick, too; he lavishes Jagger with praise over the man's talents as a singer, performer, harmonica player and band spokesman, and also complains about Jagger's personality quirks that have led to divisions between the two men, and in the band overall. By the end, Richards seems to have buried the hatchet and also appears as a settled old man who enjoys the small things in life like family and the odd plate of bangers and mash (even though he lives in Connecticut, of all places).
The narration is very strange, almost as if the publishers had to patch together the voice talent. Johnny Depp narrates the first 25% or so of the book and is quite good. Then, abruptly, Joe Hurley takes over, giving the book a very British, actorly feel (Hurley is almost imitating Richards' slurry, rock star voice). It was alright, I guess. Finally, near the last 25% of the book, Depp comes back! And then, near the very end of the book, another voice takes over, and then on top of that there is another celebrity reader! I won't spoil it, but it makes for a very fun conclusion, so keep listening to the whole thing.
I highly recommend Life for anyone who's a fan of the Stones, rock history, the British invasion, or pop culture in general. It's a remarkable look at an entire era.
Better than most and I am only halfway through it.
Keith....I mean duh it's an autobiography
Again...autobiography. Both were excellent
Nostalgic....about the past. In love with young Keith Richards...but then I was gorgous too back then. =)
"Excellent, even if you know nothing about Stones"
I don't read many autobiographies, but this one had such great reviews, that I couldn't resist. It was worth the many hours as an audiobook to hear Keith Richards telling the stories of his life, which has been a wild ride. Being born in the 80's, there are only so many documentaries that you can watch on the 60's that will give you a grasp of the reality of the times. This book was far better than any documentary in its ability to set cultural contexts for the state of the US at a time when war, race relations, sexual revolution and art were all evolving and changing our country forever. This first person account is long, but enjoyable, even if you aren't a Stones fan.
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Posted by Linda
My husband and I filed a Chapter 13 case almost two years, everything is going good with the payments and I have no complaints here, but we have a concern about our Federal Tax Refund for 2014 and my husband and I have made a lot of calls to his office and sent him e-mails, but no response at all. We need the tax refund to pay for car repairs that are absolutely necessary and we have not received our refund from the IRS yet. We are in a temporary fix and we needed Justin to file a motion with the courts to keep our refund for necessary repairs on our vehicles. Justin would keep in communication at least through e-mails but now he refuses to do that.
Posted by a client
I hired Justin more than 3 years ago. The case was originally a chapter 7, but after the Courts wanted me to pay too much money, he recommended conversion to Chapter 13. After no work on the case, the court fined him and eventually he told me that the Trustee wanted me to pay even more money back than I would have paid in the Chapter 7. He recommended that we stop the chapter 13 (after I had paid almost 10k to the Trustee), and go back to Chapter 7. Since that time, I have not been able to get him to respond to emails, phone calls or anything else. Now the creditors are hounding me again, and I have no money to pay them. If he would respond to emails or phone calls, maybe I would have a bit more confidence that he would do a good job. Right now, he has left me out to dry.
Posted by Barbara
I hired Justin Pickramenos when I filed bankruptcy, apart from a somewhat scattered disorganized office he did a good job right up until he failed to show up in court and the mortgage company took the house back, I am now being sued by Wells Fargo for court and lawyer costs as well as the HOA company. Mr. Pickramenos will not return my numerous calls and emails I feel he did not finish the job he started and left me in a worse mess than when I started. I do not recommend him, he's too busy making money to pay attention when it counts.
Posted by Victor
I am a client who is attempting to have my uncontested divorce paperwork filed by Mr. Pikramenos. It has been a very long and drawn out process. I hired him to only prepare & file my divorce paperwork. There have been numerous delays but at this time the documentation is complete and signed and was presented to him to review for "e-filing" nearly a month ago. I went to his office after not getting a response via phone or email when trying to make an appt. to turn in the paperwork. After emailing through his website he finally responded & I was told to scan & email the paperwork and that he would review it and get back to me the following Monday. (4 days later) after not getting a response that Monday I made three phone calls and sent two emails. I've received no response at all. I'm frustrated that I paid $3000.00 for this service which included filing fees but I cannot get him to respond or complete my filing. I am posting using my name in hopes that he will see this and call me.
Posted by a Chapter 13 client
Mr Pikramenos was hired to provide legal help with a bankruptcy case chapter 13. During this time he was either late to hearings or failed to show. His paperwork to the court was incomplete and often lost. This required him to continually ask for documents previously provided. I would call a week or so before the hearings and ask if he needed anything else. His reply was always everything is fine. When the hearings came the court would ask again for missing paperwork. After a final warning from the court that they were going to dismiss my case and sue me for abusing the process did he finally complete the paperwork.
The next phase was the confirmation hearing. Again, I was assured all would be fine and the agreed plan would go thru. Well needless to say it did not go thru as presumed. The trustee modified the plan. I guess Mr Pikramenos did not get the memo and inform me of the new plan.
There is other work that still needs to be done and he fails to return phone calls or emails. I was reading a previous review which Mr. Pikramenos states that his office returns phone and email request within 24 hours. I think in my case it is closer to 24 weeks from my first of numerous calls/emails and still counting. If you choose to hire Mr Pikramenos, good luck to you. I think you will need it.
In summary: Quick to collect money, poor record keeping , poor submitting required paperwork in timely manner, poor follow through, poor communication. Just poor work in general.
The ole saying goes.... Hiring an attorney is either the best decision or worst decision made. I without a doubt think it was the later.
Posted by a Chapter 7 client
Good Job! Highly recommend. Price was a little high, but they offered me payment plans and later I discovered that after talking to other attorneys who were not prepared to fight for me for the price they quoted I went back to PLG. I also was kept as informed as I would have liked, but then I realized all my documents had been shared with me I just didn't know how to use their google drive cloud thing. I also dont understand alot about the laws, so I had a lot of questions. I'm just glad someone was there to answer. Thanks again during a hard time.
Posted by a Divorce client
I did an uncontested Divorce through The Pikramenos Law Group (or PLG) and Justin was my attorney that helped me out. I met mostly with a paralegal, but this was fine because my costs were low. It was great that all I had to do was fill out some information and sign my name and I didn't have to go to any hearings or anything. We were done in almost 2 months.
Posted by a Divorce client
Initially I met with a different attorney at this firm and it was my understanding she would be the one handling my case. When I actually paid the deposit and provided the information to start my divorce I found out that she was not the actual attorney I would have. I provided the requested information in an organized format and a timely manner. However, the paralegal handling my case was difficult to get ahold of and often I would have to send multiple emails prior to getting a response. After a few months she apparently left the firm and I began dealing with the attorney directly. I have to send multiple emails in order to get any sort of response. When I finally met with him to review my paperwork I was required to pay the remainder of the $3000 fee, which would be fine if I were receiving the finished product. I was not. I immediately realized that the documents were incomplete and there were numerous grammatical errors as well. To date it has been seven months and I have yet to receive my simple uncontested divorce papers. I cannot speak to the quality of work done by this firm in the other areas they practice in but stay away from them if family law is your need. It's not worth the headache and the fees are too high for the service you receive. I should have done this pro se and saved the money!
Posted by Jill
I used Mr. Pikramenos for my bankruptcy case and felt that he did an amazing job. He gave me guidance throughout the whole bankruptcy process. This was the type of attorney I needed. Also, the staff at Mr. Pikramenos' firm was very helpful and educated. Will definitely use them again in the future.
Posted by a Chapter 13 client
I found the Pikramenos Law Group after submitting my information through Florida Bankruptcy Attorneys.com. Someone from the office called me shortly after and invited me in for a free consultation. I had a lot of back tax issues that I needed help with as the IRS was about to garnish my wages. I had some previous divorce debts too that I needed help with and as a result my house was in foreclosure. I met with an attorney who helped me out and told me that Chapter 13 would help me get back on track by offering a low payment to my creditors that would get me out of foreclosure, solve my back tax issues and get rid of my other credit card and medical debt. Thanks again!


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Pioneered by Kevin Costner in The Bodyguard, and practiced in real life by those in employ of Kate Gosselin, Britney Spears, and Heidi Klum. See also Celebrities.
These guys in Tokyo. See also Japanese.
A person who plays piccolo, sometimes called a pickler, usually called annoying.
Job responsibilities include tending vats that boil animal hair. See also Hair.
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Horizontal staring at bedroom ceiling.
One who ensures the online integrity or security of a network.
"Candidate must be able to take direction and support multiple tasks simultaneously." See also Internet, Technology.
"To make sure you're good enough for this company, you're going to work for us for free." See also Indentured Servitude.
Hard to find a job in this field nowadays, since rotten teenagers are doing it for free. See also Farming.
See also Music.


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