Ben Folds

From the genre-defying icon Folds comes a memoir that is as nuanced, witty, and relatable as his cult-classic songs. He opens up about finding his voice as a musician, becoming a rock antihero, and hauling a baby grand piano on and off stage for every performance.

A Life of Music and Cheap Lessons

A Dream about Lightning Bugs

Grace Emilia Machon

3.5 stars but rounded up because I just like him. 

I didn’t know a lot about Ben Folds, his band or his music outside of “the luckiest” but I wanted to listen to a music memoir and I though this will do. I really enjoyed listening to. More than that I really LIKE Ben Folds. I like that he’s really aware of who he is is and I really like that he never really gets to the point. This memoir isn’t life changing and it hasn’t changed the way I think about music. I just had a really nice time and that is enough.

A Dream about Lightning Bugs A Life of Music and Cheap Lessons

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