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Westlife
- A Rockview Audiobiography
- Gesprochen von: Eva Unbauer, Pete Bruens
- Spieldauer: 51 Min.
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Beschreibung von Audible
Westlife, Ireland’s most popular boy band, having sold over 50 million records worldwide while playing to luminaries such as Pope John Paul II and Queen Elizabeth, gets the Rockview treatment in this audiobiography. Rockview specializes in telling the story of a band not through its music but through personal interviews and other clips of insightful, entertaining audio. Perfect for fans and pop culture collectors, Westlife’s members here treat the listener to glimpses of their early days, from learning how to hold a microphone onstage to the loneliness of a heavy touring schedule. Because of the nature of the recording, the audio quality varies.
Inhaltsangabe
When the going gets tough Ireland's Westlife gets going. It's hard to believe that Westlife stormed the charts and achieved success in such a short period of time and within a few years of their forming they had seven numbers 1's, Best New Band, Record of The Year and a biography under their belts. Nicky, Kian, Brian, Shane and Mark quickly established themselves as the fans favourites and the demise of Take That and Boyzone gave them a captive market. This is not a music release by the band or record label and sound quality may vary. In this unique Westlife audiobiography the band share the secret of their success, their attitude to the fans, life on the road and how they manage to work together. Even with Brian leaving and the reforming of Take That and Boyzone Westlife are here to stay. A must for fans, music historians and collectors.
