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I Killed Pink Floyd’s Pig

Inside Stories of Sex, Drugs, and Rock & Roll

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I Killed Pink Floyd’s Pig

By: Beau Phillips, Sammy Hagar - introduction
Narrated by: Beau Phillips
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I Killed Pink Floyd's Pig is an all-access behind-the-scenes VIP tour of when rock was great, courtesy of Beau Phillips, a respected radio programmer and former head of marketing at MTV.

Phillips was an insider and occasional accomplice who witnessed the legends of classic rock in their heyday and takes listeners inside the dressing rooms, hotel suites, and private planes of Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones, AC/DC, Eric Clapton, Paul McCartney, and dozens more to enjoy funny, decadent, and never-been-told stories of sex, drugs, and rock and roll.

The book's foreword was written by Sammy Hagar, former lead singer for Van Halen. He and Phillips met in the late 1970s, early in Hagar's career. Sammy wrote, "Beau has seen all of the rock and roll craziness - and his book is loaded with amazing stories."

©2016 Beau Phillips (P)2016 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
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Listen to the epilogue first

Adventures in music (industry) regaled in book form is always an "ended too soon" scenario, true with this book too, well read tales of American rock station hey-days sadly no more, & precisely why I get angry & scathing in my wife's car when she invariably listens to pre-chewed musical fodder with about as much nutritional content as a fast food chains scented urinal cake.

Great stories whether you are a rock beast or otherwise.
I shall listen to this title a few times over I'm certain.

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Loved it

I loved this book. Well written, well read, full of rock and roll stories about the biggest names in the genre without feeling name-droppy.

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Brilliant

What a story this guy has told. Not into rock but this book has it all. You’ll lol and cry aswelll. Would recommend

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Fun and Fascinating

I loved it - even though Beau was a little wrong about disco and it was only in America that had the radio influence but he’s right about the loss of individual stations and the sometimes out of control dynamics. I really enjoyed listening to his story thank you Audible for the gift :-))))

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Great listen

This book was really surprising, apart from great stories of rockstar , the book gives great insight into how the business worked. He is a very create guy to listen to. Well worth a go.

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Absolutely brilliant

Wonderful recollections of a time gone by, listened sometimes with a tear in the eye or a large grin on the face. This book is brilliant, well read and well well worth your investment. Get It…❤️

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childish behaviour puts you off

started fine until the exploitation of homeless people to compete with opposition radio station. Bringing up weight joke on lead singer of Heart after supposedly smoothing things over sounds about right when you realized what type of idiot he is. maybe Bob Geldof was right about djs in their satin jackets. I even wondered if the paul McCartney gesture was really for girl not dj in the end. annoying.

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An absolutely excellent listen!

what an excellent story of the rock radio stations that I listened to during my teenage years. highly recommended for bite sized stories of the great and the good in Rock!"

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Nice and lighthearted

I actually liked this.
Nice and lighthearted stories.
Read well. Seems like a very likeable bloke.
As it’s free at the mo why not give it a go.

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Good But...

Whoever edited this book didn't do a great job - it's full of factual errors and incorrect dates - basic stuff that should be checked. Some of the anecdotes are cringeworthy but others extremely funny, and the Paul McCartney one is quite moving. Beau certainly has had a colourful life, and I'm glad however, that he chose to share some of his stories.

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