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So, I’ve got to rate this 5 stars.
I'll lose my honorary grunge badge if I don't. ¯\_(��)_/¯

I knew that I would like The Storyteller: Tales of Life and Music but I was not expecting to love this book as much as I did.

Back in the 90s, I loved this dude from the years of being in Scream and then Nirvana.
When he started The Foo Fighters after Kurt Cobain's death, I was impressed with that as well.
In fact, I'm going to their concert this year in Seattle and I can't wait!

If you can get this on audio, I think you’ll enjoy it more.

I’m sure the printed version is good but to hear Dave Grohl talk about his life, his music career and now being a Dad of three girls, it’s even better!

His enthusiasm and humor are top notch in this!

As a grunge fan rocking flannel, cut up jeans with paint and bobby pins, and also purple hair back in the 90s, I loved the parts of the book with his days with Nirvana and how Kurt Cobain’s suicide really affected him.
This was the part of the book that I really wanted to listen too. I can’t tell you how many times I listened to Bleach and Nevermind back in the day.

I also lost a best friend in the 90s to suicide and it’s tough to go through this at an early age.
The questions of "Why?", "Could I have done more?" and "What the fuck?!" don’t really go away.

I loved to hear about what music means to him and how he’s always trying to be genuine and uniquely himself, even if others don’t like it.
I love this about him and wish more celebrities and people in general cared less about other’s opinions, and cared more about being yourself and happy!

If you are a big fan of music, especially alternative or rock, check this one out.
I don't think you'll regret it!

And even if you're not a big fan of music and alternative/rock in general, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed by this book.
It’s well put together; the pacing is great and it’s extremely entertaining to listen to Dave talk. He's actually a great narrator!