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wantmy2dollars 's review for:
Brothers
by Alex Van Halen
This was great hearing the perspective from Alex Van Halen. His voice was not out there as much over the years and he didn’t seek the attention.
I almost went a little lower in the rating but it wasn’t for the book itself, so I didn’t. I’ll throw the warning out there though. With the audiobook it can be kind of hard to track sometimes as he uses a lot of direct quotes from other books (Templeman, DLR, other books in VH) and interviews of Eddie. So Al will be talking in first person and then goes into someone else talking in the first person from another source and you don’t know until it’s done that he was reading a quote.
So that is more of a format issue than a book issue.
I don’t see why a VH fan would not devour this for the first hand stories.
I almost went a little lower in the rating but it wasn’t for the book itself, so I didn’t. I’ll throw the warning out there though. With the audiobook it can be kind of hard to track sometimes as he uses a lot of direct quotes from other books (Templeman, DLR, other books in VH) and interviews of Eddie. So Al will be talking in first person and then goes into someone else talking in the first person from another source and you don’t know until it’s done that he was reading a quote.
So that is more of a format issue than a book issue.
I don’t see why a VH fan would not devour this for the first hand stories.