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Warm Voices Rearranged: Anagram Record Reviews

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I find it difficult enough to make anagrams from my name...these guys not only managed to make anagrams from phrases, but meaningful ones that are fitting to the original sentence!
Their anagrams from Rock Star's album titles can be viewed as fittenly offensive (in most cases) which makes them all the more amusing.
In addition, the forward contains interesting information on the history of anagrams.

This book is filled with colorful comments. With this book, once you start popping the fun don't stop. Popping being a the action of turning the page and reading anagrams. At times, the anagrams get close to being complete nonsense, but at the same time Brandan Kearney and Gregg Turkington don't fail to keep it entertaining.

I find it difficult enough to make an anagram of my name...these guys managed to make, not only anagrams from long sentences, but comments fitting to the original sentence!
Because the anagrams are imaginative and unrelenting with biting remarks (picking on rock stars), I was in stitches.
The forward contains interesting tidbits on the history of anagrams too.

These guys are good at anagrams, but not exactly great. Didn't they ever think of just flipping the word backwords? It's funnier than all that weird stuff they come up with.

Still, I have to say that "Wrma Viocse Rerangaed" kept my mind occupied. An excellent read, for someone who hasn't quite read as much as I have! Every once in a "blue moon," this picky fellar has to skiddaddle back to his truck, take out your food, and all this time something has been eating away at your insides, but it's not anagrams. There is a special focus of the read, a flipping back and funniness that happens. How can I break it to you? Spend it here and you won't be sorry. Like Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, it's a wild ride.