This book absolutely needs to be listened to on audiobook, it just hits different. And imagine, being able to pair this with the TV show's soundtrack? I got so excited listening to Regret You during that chapter. It feels like a documentary, but has so much more interest. You follow the formation of the band and early lives of the members, but it feels like it's splicing together confessionals from everyone. On audio, it reads like a conversation that flows seamlessly through their history. And honestly, I would buy and reread this book again and again and I DON'T EVEN LIKE HISTORICAL FICTION.