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I'm about 100 pages in. It's fantastic. It's written like he writes his lyrics. A genius.

It's easy to see how the stories in his songs relate to his life.
Yup, that's why I loved the imagery.

I smiled when I read the part early on about watching the TV til 3am at his grandma's house... took me back to Melbourne2.
 
Yup, that's why I loved the imagery.

I smiled when I read the part early on about watching the TV til 3am at his grandma's house... took me back to Melbourne2.

I'm really enjoying it and I'm glad its not one of those "can't put it down" type of books. It's nice just to read 20-30 pages before I go to sleep....it will make the book last longer. He certainly has a different style of writing and you do feel like any paragraph could be part of a song.

I've always loved this really simple demo about life with his grandparents....although it's a little funny that
he's quite nostalgic considering he was at the ripe old age of 21 or 22 when he wrote this.

 
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I am up to The Castilles chapter (page 68). I read it on the train too and from work. Have got some laughs while reading, other parts have been sad. It is a great read so far, thoroughly enjoying it. And I reckon I would pick it up in a few years time and read it again.

I was shocked to read he cannot read sheet music, and still can't. Struggled to understand that.
 

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Yeah, I've drawn some connections to a few songs - My Hometown (when he talked about blacks getting shot), Factory (his dad working), The River (literally says he wrote it for his sister), and a few others I can't think of right now.

I am super eager to read the BTR/Darkness/USA/Reunion/Rising/WB/HH eras.
 

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