Meet Me in the Bathroom

Rebirth and Rock and Roll in New York City 2001-2011

De: Lizzy Goodman

Narrado por: Charlie Thurston, Nicol Zanzarella

Meet Me in the Bathroom has descriptive copy which is not yet available from the Publisher.

Must read for indie music fans

Great stories and perspectives from The Strokes, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Kings of Leon, The Killers during their heydey. Only thing that took some getting used to in the audiobook is the name being read before every quote. It’s also a lot of names to keep track of if you don’t know every artist/producer by name.

Worth It

First off, I love the stories of this era as a big fan of these bands since they were emerging when I was in high school. This is a tough audiobook to get in to the groove with though with regards to the performance. The interviewee's names are read before their statements which would sometimes be all of 3 words and that took a few chapters to get used to. I also found the reader of the female interviewees to sound like a school girl, so giddy and obviously smiling when the sentence didn't seem to call for it. After getting over those annoyances you get to listen to a great oral history of a fascinating time in music. I recommend it.

Great listen

Takes a bit to get used to the ping pong of quotes but once you do this is great

NYC might be dead but the stories arent

Great stories if you were into this era and music. loved the format of quote style story telling reminiscent of 'Please Kill Me'.

so much hot juicy gossip too...

Wasted narration

The narration/reading of this book is really awful and hearing that the book is going to be made into a docu series makes me nervous. Why bother having these two people read it aloud? They mispronounce names and use voices that make people seem unbearable. A real shame and I’d be embarrassed to be voiced by them.