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My Life in Dire Straits: The Inside Story of One of the Biggest Bands in Rock History by
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Wouter Wallenburg
is on page 109 of 383
tot nu toe geleerd dat de album cover van hun eerste album veel cooler had kunnen zijn als ze niet saai en Brits waren
— Dec 31, 2025 01:34AM
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aoife★
is on page 134 of 326
Him talking about Paradiso with so much love and fondness feels so weird
— May 13, 2025 10:01AM
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Emma
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I’m LOVING it so far!!! I love the band until eternity and this just makes me love them more
— Apr 17, 2025 05:50AM
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Max Hoeven
is on page 190 of 342
The author is a true professional, stating that the fight between two brothers is still not his business. He then proceeds to explain the situation very objectively.
I have now finished the book until the release of the second album. I still have nothing to complain about the writing style and I'm starting to get excited about playing music myself again.
— Aug 19, 2023 04:45AM
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I have now finished the book until the release of the second album. I still have nothing to complain about the writing style and I'm starting to get excited about playing music myself again.
Max Hoeven
is on page 120 of 342
John's youth was a great read, it really is interesting to get to learn more about the years prior to Dire Straits. It is also a welcome change to read how the lads met through one of the band members instead of through media.
I am now starting the section where Dire Straits was born, I am so excited to read the story to come. John has a great way of writing which results in an easy reading experience.
— Aug 15, 2023 10:10PM
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I am now starting the section where Dire Straits was born, I am so excited to read the story to come. John has a great way of writing which results in an easy reading experience.
Max Hoeven
is on page 28 of 342
Nice introduction so far, excited to see what else the book will bring. It also includes a beautiful foreword by a well-respected virtuoso.
— Aug 14, 2023 07:34AM
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Roy
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Good read for those interested in the group Dire Straits.
— Sep 29, 2022 10:24PM
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David
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Not something I’d normally have chosen, but a reviewer gotta do what he gotta do. Illsley’s early life-story is fascinating, well-written, informative and 100% ego-free. Straits are recording their second album with Jerry Wexler at the board, and the dynamic can almost be felt. I just hope that the remaining 154 pages don’t fall into the hotel-gig-bus-studio trap. Somehow, I think John Illsley’s above that.
— Sep 08, 2021 04:06AM
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