Turn Around Bright Eyes : The Rituals of Love & Karaoke (Hardcover)

from PatienceFortitude

Fun collection of essays, about music, about life, but mostly about a love of karaoke, which I share.

from indygo88

I read Rob Sheffield's Talking to Girls About Duran Duran a few years ago, but I honestly don't really remember a single thing about that book. I suspect it will be the same for this one. This wasn't really what I was expecting. There was talk of music, some talk of karaoke, and the ways in which...

from voracious

I have loved Rob Sheffield's other books and this one was also entertaining. In this autobiographical series of essays, Rob explores the world of karaoke and how the love of music is all that is necessary to unleash your inner rock star. Rob fully discloses his lack of musical ability, which he c...

from kalyhi

This book has a shelf life because if you are older or younger than the author you probably will not know the musicians of his generation. However, this was well written and funny! I really took something away from it in that we probably all reach an age when it doesn't matter what music is 'cool...

from Jillian_Kay

This book was about karaoke, soft of, but it was really about love, loss, friendship, music, and trying to hide your Boston accent when you're in a Southern bar.