I really enjoyed reading this book. It went by very fast though, which in many ways is a good sign as it made me want to read it constantly. As another reviewer here says, Chris wrote this without a ghost writer, and he has done a very good job. If I have to think of anything negative then all I can think of is perhaps it was a bit short, but that is about all. In the book he goes from his very early days from working as a hospital DJ (amongst other similar small time DJ jobs) up until present day, it is great to read his candid comments on past employers and colleagues, he never holds back, which makes for a great read, I sure hope he doesn't bump in to some of the people he slags off.

I actually used to hate Chris Moyles a year or so ago and I thought he was way too cocky, but it is only cockiness if you can't back it up, and I have since learnt that he can. He has earnt his dues and gone from a hospital DJ to 2nd highest rated breakfast DJ in the whole UK (and probably soon… more »

I really enjoyed reading this book. It went by very fast though, which in many ways is a good sign as it made me want to read it constantly. As another reviewer here says, Chris wrote this without a ghost writer, and he has done a very good job. If I have to think of anything negative then all I can think of is perhaps it was a bit short, but that is about all. In the book he goes from his very early days from working as a hospital DJ (amongst other similar small time DJ jobs) up until present day, it is great to read his candid comments on past employers and colleagues, he never holds back, which makes for a great read, I sure hope he doesn't bump in to some of the people he slags off.

I actually used to hate Chris Moyles a year or so ago and I thought he was way too cocky, but it is only cockiness if you can't back it up, and I have since learnt that he can. He has earnt his dues and gone from a hospital DJ to 2nd highest rated breakfast DJ in the whole UK (and probably soon 1st). I would give this book full marks, and I look forward to his next one (if he writes another).