5/22/08, 5:30 pm EST
Is a capella secretly awesome? Author Mickey Rapkin makes a pretty good case for it with his new book Pitch Perfect: The Quest for A Capella Glory, a compelling read about what drives people to band together to sing nine-party harmonies on Toto’s “Africa” and call themselves names like “Whiffenpoofs.” Click below for info on Rapkin’s book, plus entries on American Gladiators, James Frey and a Heath Ledger action figure, all on the Rolling Stone Top 10.
elissa saulter | 5/26/2008, 5:04 pm EST
hey tokio hotel germen is hard for me…acchully i dont know how to speak it all i know ie “tom is the best”
germen: “tom ist der beste”
i wish you guys would teach me…mostly tom thow 
anyways you freaking rock and I
maegan | 5/30/2008, 10:50 pm EST
i love bill kauiltz because his hot
mel | 5/30/2008, 10:51 pm EST
Hott music!! Great new sound!!
kayla | 6/1/2008, 8:18 pm EST
i think germen is easy but i could use some more lessons!!
mostly tom thow!!♥
ana | 6/2/2008, 12:35 pm EST
i love you bill… i´m from portugal … kisssssssss
Christina | 6/23/2008, 11:20 am EST
OMG Ich liebe immer Tokio Hotel!!!
Patrick Rafter | 9/30/2008, 12:59 pm EST
Yeah! A Cappella is awesome.
For those who dig this kind of singing, there’s a massive international celebration upcoming in 2009:
The A Cappella Centennial Celebration. Honors the birth of collegiate singing (at Yale 100 yrs ago)..which launched this massive singing phenomenon. Check it out at http://www.ac100.org
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