How to Be a Man: (and other illusions)
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.14 (995 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 030682387X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 304 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-01-01 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Duff lets you know about Life! If you are a fan of guns and roses, then you'll like this book. The (original) bass player from guns and roses explains life, and lessons that he's learned. I specifically like his lesson about how he stays loyal to BlackBerries, when everybody else is moved onto iPhones! Basically, he same loyalty is an important aspect Of his personality. A lot of lessons he draws from the parallels that he lived as a rock 'n' roll superstar in the band guns and roses. Definitely a great book to add to your guns and roses collection!. Amazon Customer said Good Read. Humorous and candid. Good Read. Humorous and candid. It does repeat a small amount from his previous book but not to where you feel like it's the same book rewritten. I love the way he portrays his feelings of inadequacy. He has found a nice balance between the normal life we all live and question and his rock star life we all dream about!. "Guns N Rosss is one of my favorite rock groups" according to Alisa Gabriel. Guns N Rosss is one of my favorite rock groups. This book is awesome I would recommend it to anyone that likes/loves GnR. I have been reading it some I got it and it's such a good book I find myself having a hard time even putting it down.
Or, if you need some advice on how to deal with your teenage daughter or perhaps some tips on home maintenance, you'll also want to add this book to your collection.”Publishers Weekly, 6/29/15A hybrid memoir/self-help book that addresses a pressing issue for rock stars and those who party like them: how do you live after putting the bottle down?”Praise for Duff McKagan's previous book, the New York Times bestseller It's So Easy (and other lies)"You'll read this memoir from the former Guns N' Roses bass player for the sex, drugs, and rock and roll, but you'll remember it for what comes afterrecovery, family, and fulfillment."Los Angeles Magazine"In a book that mourns friendships and talent lost to d
As chronicled in the New York Times bestseller It's So Easy (and other lies), Duff got sober at thirty, went back to school, got smart about money, fell in love, became a father, and got his life back on track. The cofounder of Guns N' Roses, Velvet Revolver, and Walking Papers shares what the hard-knock rock life has taught him about how to be a good dude (in spite of it all).One wouldn't usually turn to a veteran of Guns N' Roses for advice on how to live, but Duff McKagan is not a typical rock musician. From hard-won advice on such basics as starting with a strong base and staying humble, to techniques on how to stave off depression and transform darker impulses into something productive, How to Be a Man is the ultimate guide to rocking life—not as a dissolute train-wreck "rock star," but as a man destined for success and longevity