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Query: A fine, humorous and bittersweet tour chronicle

The best parts of the book are Neil Finn's insights into what it is like to be a touring musician at the same time you are trying to have a normal family life. His commentary is interesting and insightful--proving he's as good a writer as he is a lyricist.Mark Smith's photographs are fine, if somewhat monotonous in subject. Perhaps this is intended to illustrate the monotony of life on the road--the artist (musician or photographer) sees the same hotels, the same exterior views, the same interiors, the same faces day in and day out. Only the geographical location changes. If that is the intention, then he succeeds. Frankly, the best photos are the ones that capture Neil and his family trying to maintain their normalcy.This book is ideal for Neil Finn fans as well as people who want insight into the touring life.