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The Way I Am
Pages
216
Author
Marshall Mathers
Published
2008
Date
Tags
media, hip-hop, pop-culture, music, biography

“This is sort of a biography, but more of a coffee table book. It’s a collection of photos of the life of Marshall Mathers (Eminem), interspersed with recollections of his life. It’s actually quite good. He starts by talking about the death of Proof in 2006, who is a rapper I had never heard of. His…”

The Storyteller: Tales of Life and Music
Pages
376
Author
Dave Grohl
Published
2021
Date
Tags
music, biography

“I liked this book because it’s obvious Dave Grohl wrote it. It clearly wasn’t ghost-written, because the writing can be a little cliched and breathless sometimes, and there’s an authenticity to that. This is not a pure autobiography. It starts off that way, but then drifts into a series of, well,…”

Me: Elton John Official Autobiography
Pages
374
Author
Elton John
Published
2019
Date
Tags
biography, music, memoir

“For the last few years, my brother has gotten in the habit of buying me a biography of an 80s music star for Christmas. First it was Motley Crue, then Billy Idol, then Phil Collins, and now Elton John. Good book. Easy to read. Flows nicely. Lots of neat recollections of famous people you know….”

Not Dead Yet: The Memoir
Pages
371
Author
Phil Collins
Published
2016
Date
Tags
music, biography, memoir

“My brother gave this to me as a gift. I had forgotten how much exposure I had to Phil Collins as a teenager. Looking back, he was seemingly everywhere. Turns out, I missed most of his career in the first incantation of Genesis (with Peter Gabriel). I only stumbled on the scene when Genesis was a…”

The Dirt: Confessions of the World’s Most Notorious Rock Band
Pages
431
Author
Neil Strauss
Published
2002
Date
Tags
music, biography

“I got this book as a gift. I would have never purchased it for myself, yet I loved I it, which makes it the best kind of gift you can get. This is the story of Motley Crue, a band I grew up with in the 80s. It’s raw and uncensored – that sounds like a cliche, but it’s apt when describing this book….”