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Read # Who Can It Be Now: The Lyrics Game That Takes You Back To The 80s One Line At A Time PDF by * Pete Fornatale, Frank R. Scatoni eBook or Kindle ePUB Online free. Who Can It Be Now: The Lyrics Game That Takes You Back To The 80s One Line At A Time Fun & Nostalgic Trip Back to the '80s A Customer "Who Can It Be Now?," named after the Men at Work song, is just over 200 pages of music and pop culture trivia taken from the '80s. Most of the book is devoted to just one-liners (not the entire song), with the lyric on one side of the page and the song title, band/artist, and bits of trivia on the opposite side. Some of the sections in the book feature one-hit wonders (like Kajagoogoo {"Too Shy"} and Toni Basil {"Mickey"}), actors-turned-singers
| Title | : | Who Can It Be Now: The Lyrics Game That Takes You Back To The 80s One Line At A Time |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.35 (989 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0684856301 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 224 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-09-07 |
| Language | : | English |
If you're still scratching your head, there's a book about Angela Lansbury in Aisle Four.. Who Can It Be Now? is fun, funny, and addictive -- and if you don't believe us, just try guessing who sang these immortal lines: "Who needs a heart when a heart can be broken?" "Oh, Daddy, dear, you know you're still number one" "I was working as a waitress in a cocktail bar" If you guessed Tina Turner, Cyndi Lauper, and the Human League, buy this book now. For the generation that was raised on MTV, here's the book version of the game that's sweeping barrooms and living rooms across the country. Welcome to dinner conversation through the next millennium
Fun & Nostalgic Trip Back to the '80s A Customer "Who Can It Be Now?," named after the Men at Work song, is just over 200 pages of music and pop culture trivia taken from the '80s. Most of the book is devoted to just one-liners (not the entire song), with the lyric on one side of the page and the song title, band/artist, and bits of trivia on the opposite side. Some of the sections in the book feature one-hit wonders (like Kajagoogoo {"Too Shy"} and Toni Basil {"Mickey"}), actors-turned-singers (like Patrick Swayze {. These are the best of Tiiiimes If my review title makes you scratch your head and say to yourself, "hmmm, where do I know that from?", you should really buy this book. (It's from Styx.) Anyway, this book is a little tongue in cheek, obviously, but it does more than just make fun of Tommy Tutone, Bananarama, The Human League, songs like 867-5309 Jenny, etc. It has dozens of little quizzes, where you see the lines from songs on one page, and then when you flip to the next page you find out the names o. Brought Me Back 1980s Teen Memories Ann I was one of those 1980s teenagers who watched MTV when it used to play music videos 24 hours daily, and this book has a lot of the music artists who performed on MTV, including the song titles in the book. It even has a picture of Ronald Reagan, the Rubik's Cube, and other 1980s nostalgia that I remember so well. Oh yeah, it also made me remember seeing Courtney Cox on that Bruce Springsteen music video doing that swinging dance on his stage when I read about Bruce in
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Replete with unforgivably unforgettable trivia, what-were-we-thinking glamour shots, and wry factoids about the era, Who Can It Be Now packs the appeal of Name That Tune and Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon between shiny covers. You might say it's a book that "straddles the line in discord and rhyme." --Rebekah Warren. Just when you thought the world was safe from Dippety-Do, leg warmers, ripped clothing, and Lionel Richie, here comes Who Can It Be Now? The Lyrics Game That Takes You Back to the '80s to resuscitate the long-lost songs that stubbornly refuse to stay lost. Does "Oh, Daddy dear, you know you're still number one" ring any bells? Or how about that lip-curling classic, "In the midnight hour, she cried 'more, more, more'"? If you guessed Cyndi Lauper's "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" and Billy Idol's, "Rebel Yell," you're a candidate for the championships in this popular bar game turned book
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