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Daisy Jones and the Six
- Narrated by: Sara Arrington, Jennifer Beals, Arthur Bishop, Fred Berman, Benjamin Bratt, Jonathan Davis, Ari Fliakos, Holter Graham, Judy Greer, January Lavoy, Robinne Lee, Peter Larkin, Henry Leyva, P.J. Ochlan, Robert Petkoff
- Length: 9 hrs and 3 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Romance, Contemporary
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Publisher's Summary
Brought to you by Penguin.
The Sunday Times and New York Times best seller.
A Daily Mirror best fiction pick of 2019.
A Daily Express best book of 2019.
Everybody knows Daisy Jones and the Six.
From the moment Daisy walked barefoot on to the stage at the Whisky, she and the band were a sensation. Their sound defined an era. Their albums were on every turntable. They sold out arenas from coast to coast.
This is the story of their incredible rise: the desire, the rivalry – and the music.
Then, on 12 July 1979, Daisy Jones and the Six split up.
Nobody knew why. Until now....
Critic Reviews
"I LOVE it.... I can't remember the last time I [listened to] a book that was so fun." (Dolly Alderton)
"New obsession, incoming." (Telegraph)
"I didn't want this book to end." (Fearne Cotton)
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- Anonymous User
- 12-04-2019
Incredible Performance!
For anyone who’s thinking about purchasing Daisy Jones and the Six. I would highly recommend listening to this audiobook instead of reading it yourself. The voice actors give such an interesting twist that you really get to experience how the characters personalities develop overtime.
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- Kindle Customer
- 10-04-2019
Absolutely awesome
Not sure how to convey my thoughts on this other to say that it is a must. The narrators are so good that I forgot this was fiction and not some amazing documentary I was listening to. Highly recommend to anyone who is even a little passionate about music. I can feel a major slump to follow but so worth it ❤❤❤
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- SG
- 13-08-2020
Blown away by the story and the cast... woah!!!
Taylor Jenkins Reid, you b****. You had me. You completely had me. I cried at the end not because of the words, or how it all ended, but because I'd never ever have the chance to see them, meet them, *hear* them. I'm utterly devastated...
Let me just say that, sometimes I don't need to know very much about a book AT ALL in order to pick it up and read it (or listen to it, as the case was with this one). It might be a friend's recommendation. It might be a rave review online. I have a title, an author, and I'm in. It's as simple as that. So going into this book, I had no idea that it *wasn't* a biography. I was born in the 80s, so it's always possible for me to discover new music, movies, books from the decades preceding my birth. And so it was with Daisy Jones & The Six. I thought it was a sleepy little (big) something that had been overlooked in my musical exploration.
In addition to the above, this is also the first audio book that I've listened to featuring a full cast. My oh my what a difference that made! And so, I sat listening session after session, feeling and almost hearing the very songs that were described. I could see every character so clearly in my head. But I desperately wanted to get a more accurate idea of what I was enjoying learning about so very much. So I hit YouTube. And there were multiple videos about this book, but not a single one that included even an audio track of the band. What the hell??? I was heading to bed that night anyway, I'd try again the next day. And I listened to the story some more...
Then the album Aurora started taking shape. As each song was written and extrapolated by Daisy and Billy, as other band members described the emotions conveyed by that voice that mesmerised so very many--Daisy's voice--I couldn't wait anymore. This time I properly sat down again at my computer to find the individual songs themselves.
And that's when I found out that... Daisy Jones & The Six IS A WORK OF FICTION?!?!?!?!
***mind...blown***
What just happened to me? What the hell is going on??? WHY?!?!?!
And then I marvelled at the skillfulness of the author to create a story that felt SO REAL. I was heartbroken that it was all a lie. I felt cheated. I felt betrayed. But I was truly amazed.
Bravo, Taylor Jenkins Reid, bravo. OUTSTANDING.
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- Kath
- 08-01-2020
Bored me to tears
I couldn't finish it. It was so boring. I only got a few chapters in.
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- Sherlene
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A novel as a radio play
The multiple voice actors and the interview format made this an incredible audio experience and I struggle to imagine how a print version could come close to competing. I would recommend this as an audiobook above any other platform.
The story is not crazy, somewhat predictable, especially if you know your rock history (specifically the making of Rumours by Fleetwood Mac) but the point isn't the plot but the people, the interactions and the complexity of human relationships. Jenkins Reid paints a tapestry of passionate humanity and I am better for the experience.
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- Ant
- 25-01-2020
Great narration, boring story
Can’t understand what the hype is about. The performances are fantastic and the only reason I made it halfway through before giving up. The characters were just cardboard cutouts of rock stereotypes, not likeable but not interesting enough to be hateable either. Even though I didn’t finish it, it seemed pretty obvious the direction the plot was taking and I just didn’t care enough to see it through.
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- Kelly
- 23-03-2019
Amazing Audible version
Daisy Jones and The Six - first up I have to say do yourself a favour - listen to the Audible version, it is absolutely AMAZING to listen to this story. With 15 narrators telling the story (yep - I went back to Amazon to look it up and counted once I started listening, as there were so many different voices!), it was mesmerising to listen to - and the narrators all do such a fantastic job with their characters.
The way the author wrote the story made it all the more fascinating to listen to, it really felt like I was listening to a documentary rather than a fictional story. I really enjoyed the way the story was told from the beginning. Alternating between the background story of The Six and their rise to fame, and the background of Daisy Jones, until they meet and then their story merges into the one. The story touches on many things you would expect from a famous rock band from the 70's, with the members trying to deal with their fame, addictions, love, loss, touring, being in each other's faces constantly - I was halfway through the Audible version when I also ordered myself a paperback copy, I just knew it was going to be amazing all the way through to the end, and I needed it for my bookshelf.
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- Elisa Warner
- 05-05-2020
What a slog
After reading many reviews I was expecting something truly extraordinary. Unfortunately I found it to be predictable, flat, and formulaic. It was also full of gender stereotypes- I’m so sick of the Madonna/Whore archetype (Camilla/Daisy). I don’t mind reading books with unlikeable, even despicable characters, as long as they’re interesting. I found the characters in this book to be just plain boring and one-dimensional. As a huge fan of Almost Famous, I was expecting something more nuanced and subtle. I also found the interview format to be quite jarring and clunky, though the actors are clearly talented and breathed as much life as they could into it. Maybe the story will be better as a tv show.
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- Nat G
- 15-04-2021
Not for me
I think this would be better to read rather than listen to in its current format, I couldn’t keep up with the constant jump of characters and trying to figure out where the story is at.
I would love to read the story as I think it would be a very interesting read.
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- jaxbak
- 07-12-2020
Daisy & The Six didn’t disappoint
I kept reading reviews about this one. I read the book and although I finished it, did not love it. I did really enjoy the Audible version though. The voices suited the characters well and it was really well done. At the end it offers the chance to listen to ‘Honeycomb’ and credits the lyrics to the author, but it was the music only. No lyric. I was looking forward to hearing it.
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- Pix
- 27-03-2020
Art. She had me fooled....
I was so sure this was a real band, I searched the web for ages- trying to find them, their photos, songs. It was only then did I realise this was a mythical group. That is how well written this story was. The characters were alive. Their story, the push and pull of wanting verses needing, of trying to find a place for ones soul in a world of creative chaos... of the many ways true love can manifest....this story sits in your soul.
The narration, poetry, storyline, sub themes, emotions...together they move your spirit like a powerful artwork does. It shifts something in you, maybe the compassion we have in knowing how difficult this human experience can be. And the different ways we must learn to love, to maintain peace.
Just, wow.... :)
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- Joan
- 15-01-2020
Amazing
I decided to listen to this book because everyone is talking, no actually, raving, about this book, and I get it now. It was such an amazing listening experience. I love the way the audible audiobook had the different narrators and where there was a little clip from each of them before going into the details of the part of the story being told. It was brilliant.
The story in itself was somehow inspirational as well. It was raw and real and amazing, but also very sad. It really made me reflect on my life and love and being who you are. This was a wonderful read and I will highly recommend it to any one.
This is the second book by Taylor Jenkins Reid I've read and she is now officially one of my favourite authors.
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- Mardy
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Broke my heart in the best way
I’m not a music person. I used to be though. At first I thought I’ll skip this book despite the hype because I didn’t really like The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo (Jenkins Reid’s previous novel).
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- Cliente Kindle
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- 07-02-2022
Unparalleled experience- this is an audible must have
I know a lot of love stories follow a lot of tropes but a mockumentary with as much angst as this one had. It’s gut wrenching, the story and set in a period that was truly rock n roll felt like too good a premise and I was afraid it wouldn’t deliver. But boy, did it deliver in spades. However, I do wish much like Lauren Rowe with her music that pair with her books or Colleen hoover with maybe someday, I wish the author had actually produced the album Aurora. I can’t wait for the series and the soundtrack. I really really hope they use the lyrics accompanied in the book because that album could be a work of art. And the audiobook specifically had so many beautiful voices, not your usual romance audio narrators but nevertheless everyone did a stellar job and it’s a shame to not go through experiencing this book via audiobook, I don’t think reading the book would I have truly captured the essence of the book as much.
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- Anonymous User
- 23-11-2021
Just wow!
I absolutely LOVED this story. If it weren’t for all the reviews I would have googled all of the songs, characters, everything, but I knew beforehand that it was fiction. This could very well have been a true story and it had me wishing it was the whole time. I would have definitely been a fan of the band! I really loved the song lyrics. I heard it will be made into a movie or tv series- I have VERY high expectations..especially for the soundtrack. Added bonus for Taylor Jenkins Reid fans, Mick Riva is mentioned, making a connection with the rest of her books. Lastly the audio production is amazing- the cast sounds so authentic you feel like you’re listening to real interviews- and Daisy’s speaking voice adds so much more personality to the character itself. Overall one of the best audiobooks I’ve listened to. I feel like the audio version is so good that I would recommend it over the book version.
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- Anonymous User
- 06-06-2021
one of the most boring books i have ever read
Reading this was a waste of time. It is just purely aesthetics. I didn't like it at all. I don't know why everyone was raving about it.
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- Donna
- 06-05-2021
The greatest music era, the 70's and 80's!
The best Audible book ever. Loved the characters, the voices, the drama and the stories.
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- Brenda
- 12-01-2021
It did not disappoint
it was pretty good, it got me engaged with the storyline and the characters from the beginning, also I really enjoyed all the details about the music and the lyrics.
I never try to guess who the interviewer was, I got very surprised.
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- Steph
- 24-03-2019
😭 Absolutely amazing!
This book felt like one of those celeb documentaries and it follows a band that I wished existed. While The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo was a huge hit in 2018, this book has outshone it. I was so immersed with the characters and the story, it felt so real. I am still a bit emotional after that last hour but it definitely surprised me. This book was amazing, I highly recommend it to anyone, especially through an audiobook, I think if I had read the book physically it wouldn't have worked as it did with the audiobook.
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- steve greensleaves
- 24-03-2019
Superb- funny, sad, insightful, intelligent
Best thing I have heard on audible for a very long time and I listen a lot - beautifully written and beautifully performed- give yourself a treat and listen..
7 people found this helpful
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- Mr. Oliver Barron
- 29-03-2019
Excellent narration, pretty boring plot
I really enjoyed the narration and documentary style delivery. The story of the band and their journey was pretty vanilla. I found Daisy Jones irritatingly whimsical.
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- Miss Rigby
- 22-03-2019
I found this pretty boring
excellent narration but this is a pretty boring story. I was waiting and waiting for something exciting and it never came. Given the raving reviews I expected much more. I'm really disappointed.
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- Amazon Customer
- 28-03-2019
Fab
Would recommend it definately on Audible. fantastic, well documented and brave. Would listen to it again and again
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- Anonymous User
- 24-03-2019
Stunning
This is a stunningly beautiful book, that will have you laughing, crying and wishing you had been part of the band. A refreshing read and one for everyone to enjoy.
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- V_Nerdbooks
- 21-03-2019
This one deserves ALL of the stars!!
Daisy is kind of a Nobody, with being a Somebody dreams, so she makes those dreams a reality, she is exactly the girl who she wants to be and will not change for anyone! #FistBump!
Told in the style of a Interview/Documentary, this is the story of how Daisy Jones, met The Six, how the band became a household name in the 70’s, how they sold out stadiums and the like.
It also tells the story of what happens after the audience goes home, after the lights have gone out, and after the fans have had their share of you.
It is about Sex, Drugs, and Rock N Roll, and it is also about how and what the band thought about each other, and their take on their own story.
Because it is being told by each member of the band, you get 7 or more different takes of the same story, but who’s account is really true?
I ADORED this story, it is so cleverly written and so believable, TJR has such a clever way of spinning her stories, once again I found myself Googling “Are Daisy Jones and the Six a real band?” *Spoiler – They’re not”
*Although they may be in the near future as this book has been grabbed by Reece Witherspoon for her Sunshine Books Read, and it is currently going into production for a TV series, I can’t wait to see the casting!
If you are going to grab ANY book this year, make sure it’s this one, you wont regret it I promise.
Think of this as a kind of Fleetwood Mac story, except you get to know the full story, warts and all.
🎧🎧 – I’m not sure if I can talk about the narration without getting all gushy, from what I have read, TJR cast the audio narrators herself, if this is the case, I bow down to her awesomeness, because it is PERFECTION!!!
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- Mark
- 25-03-2019
Very Special
where does one begin..this book was certainly not of the genre I normally listen to but I feel quite privileged to have experienced it..as exprienced it seems more appropriate than listened to or read. this book will stay with me for a long time im sure and quite honestly if it doesn't touch you in some small way I would check you still have a pulse...
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- Steven Holt
- 20-03-2022
Not much of a story line
I chose this because I lived the seven husbands of Evelyn Hugo which was brilliant. This story was nothing like it
Not much happened no plot twists. It was just a bit meh
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- Ajn
- 27-03-2019
Just great, hooks you in from the start and keeps you interested until the end. Great performances from all the actors
Great performance and great story. Really enjoyed the audible version . Highly recommended and very entertaining
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