The Dirt: Confessions of the World's Most Notorious Rock Band Free Audiobook Download by Mick Mars,Vince Neil,Tommy Lee,Nikki Sixx

The Dirt is a book written by the members of Mötley Crüe about their life in the music business. The band members have led a colorful and wild life, sometimes making headlines for partying hard and other times for their battles with substance abuse and various legal problems. The book provides never-seen before insights into their wild lifestyle and the obstacles they've faced throughout the years, including standing trial for murder in Los Angeles.

This is the true story of a band who became more famous than their music. Now a bunch of old guys with limited time to cash in, they fail miserably and have gone into hiding.

The "Dirt," which is how the members of Mötley Crüe affectionately refer to their memoir, tells the story of their rise to fame and eventually downfall. The Dirt is narrated by Clinton Huber, Fred Berman, Roger Wayne and Sebastian York.

This book is an autobiographical account of the band Mötley Crüe. It contains raw, uncensored stories from the band members themselves and from those who traveled with them during their rise to fame and fortune.

The Dirt is a memoir written by the members of Mötley Crüe, one of the most famous bands in rock and roll history. It covers everything from their beginnings as a club band to their rise to international fame. The book also dives into the group's highs and lows, from petty fights to addiction, including the band's notorious legal battles with their record label Elektra Records.

"A masterful exposé of the contradictions and crimes of rock and roll's most famous band"--Kirkus Reviews. "The Dirt has everything a rock fan could want, from the personal to the outrageous. It's also a surprisingly thoughtful work."--Booklist