The Pythons: Autobiography by the Pythons

Very enjoyable, merits repeated listenings. I thought I knew everything about the Pythons but there were many bits that were new to me. Interviews nicely cut with some of their sketches. The quality of the interviews is slightly strange though, with ringing phones interrupting the speaker and John Cleese sounding like he's got food in his mouth. But don't let that stop you.

Dont let the bad sounding interviews (John Cleese sounds like he is in an empty auditorium, far in the back...and Michael Palin's phone rings a few times)This is a truly enjoyable book! If you are a fan, you will strain and squint to listen, because it is worth the time.

Very funny moments of Monty Python history revisited by Eric Idle, The Terry's (both Jones and Gilliam) John Cleese, Micheal Palin and the late Graham Chapman...

Love the Pythons. Hate the audio. Terrible sound. Could hardly understand anything that was being said.

Couldn't hear.

Nope.

Clean up the audio and you might have some good material.

You have to be a Python fan to make out the voices and content here; the recording quality is poor. But like the person who complains that the food quality is poor and then complains that there's too little of it, I wonder why Audible chose to abridge this. Once you've gotten used to the sound quality, as always it's a pleasure to hear the Pythons talking about their work.

Yes the sound quality is quite bad and the editing isn't the best either but the interviews are really interesting and funny.

This was really fascinating if you are a true fan of Monty Python. If you've only seen the movies, then it may not be interesting enough for you, but if you've enjoyed Flying Circus, and have read some of the books, then you will enjoy it.