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Title: I Found All the Parts

Subtitle: Healing the Soul through Rock 'n' Roll

Author: Laura Faeth

Narrator: Laura Faeth

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 52 mins

Language: English

Release date: 02-26-09

Publisher: Big Happy Family, LLC

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 4 votes

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

A fast-paced, humorous memoir of a fan's spiritual awakening with a famous rock band. Listen to author Laura Faeth recount her extraordinary journey into group reincarnation, the Tarot, synchronicity, the healing power of sound and the profound impact music can have upon our consciousness. Targeted to spiritual seekers and adventurous music fans of all genres.

©2008 Laura Faeth; (P)2009 Sound of Your Soul

Members Reviews:

The Men Don't Know (But The Ladies Get It)

"I Found All The Parts" encapsulates a fascinating journey of self-expression and discovery honed from numerous nights standing at the altar of "that band the author follows" and how those events caused author Laura Faeth to explore her existence and sense of self. As a fellow traveler on the decades long, strange road trip addicted to that same musical group, I was eager to delve into Ms. Faeth's fascinating take on life, love, lyrics and the nature of fandom. While the book might be a tad more satisfying to some readers had Ms. Faeth been able to name the objects of her affection, it is neither truly necessary to be a fellow follower of that act nor to even know who the band is to enjoy the author's crisp, jovial and often self-effacing banter.

We the readers have all likely experienced a fascination with some group or another who became our own personal rock gods, making the subject matter here universal. To my delight, I found the clever Ms. Faeth's faithful outing to be like that of a late evening chat with a beloved friend, one which recounts the trials of growing up "different" than other kids at that tender time in life when fitting in is all-important. Often during those challenging years, some of us fans fell in love with that great cavalcade of "non-threatening boys" featured in teen magazines, a phenomenon which has led me to ponder the nature of fandom and how it steers our youth, growth and understanding of the spiritual nature of unrequited love. As opposed to the myriad of trite and unseemly recountings of "groupies" (those young ladies who wished to sleep with their idols), "Found" instead illustrates the idyll of the artist/fan relationship. Throughout the history of rock'n'roll, millions of listeners have felt the healing effects of the music of their idols, yet rarely has anyone captured that sheer rapture more eloquently than does this author. Laura Faeth's trip through her metaphysical wonder world is unique, profound and never takes itself too seriously. "The men don't know but the little girls understand," it has been famously said. Too true.

Same incredible journey, different paths!

I am a retired high school history teacher, firmly rooted in the physical world. However, in desperation after several vivid dreams, I googled, "#12,#144,#21, soul recognition," and found Laura and the book. As I am just 'waking up,' synchronicity has crossed our paths. The fact that I've never been interested in Rock'n'Roll(I'm country) doesn't matter. We are on the same incredible journey although traversing different paths. My deep soul wound is surfacing and the knowledge in Laura's book is helping me recognize it for what 'it' is and deal with 'it' in the now.