David Boyle
David Boyle
1 Year 346 days - The Best
1 Year 346 days - The Best
1 Year 346 days - The Best
Tuesday 27th April 2021
David Boyle explores how the Rolling Stones' music has influenced his sobriety journey, comparing them to the Beatles in 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'.
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Get the buttons here!David Boyle's Rock 'n' Roll Revelations: The Rolling Stones and Sobriety
For a long time I still preferred the Gwyneth Paltrow version. I'm not even having this argument anymore. Regardless of any of that, I don't even know how you can compare the fucking Beatles to the Stones.
Ever wondered how a legendary rock band could play a role in someone's sobriety journey? Comedian David Boyle brings this intriguing idea to life in his podcast 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'. In this episode, Boyle opens up about his newfound admiration for the Rolling Stones and how their music has become a significant part of his path to staying sober. Picture this: Boyle stumbles upon the track 'Moonlight Mile' and finds it so moving that it becomes his favorite song.
He even dives into the age-old debate, comparing the Stones to the Beatles and sharing why he prefers the former. Adding a touch of rock history, Boyle mentions Lemmy from Motorhead and how his perspective on the Stones nudged him to give the band another listen. Through his reflections, Boyle highlights the power of music in addiction recovery, showing how songs can provide comfort and an escape during tough times.
If you're curious about how rock 'n' roll can intertwine with personal growth, this episode is a must-listen.