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If they merged Yield with No Code I think they'd have one more great album in the catalog. Something like...
I bought it when it came out and I dug some of it, but it had no staying power with me at all. I find most of the tracks on there kind of gimmicky and bland now. Given to Fly is still okay, but I actually have a hard time getting over how similar it is to Going to California. I’m not saying they ripped off Led Zepplin, but it’s similar enough that it kind of bothers me.
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I mean, it's a song that was very meaningful to me back in the day, when I attached it to my first failed romance. As I moved on and she faded in importance to me, the song wasn't as pertinent. Over time, I connected with other songs that better matched my experiences, like Faithfull, which I put first. So, I get it, the song was played a lot and I didn't really care to hear it or felt like I had to be in a certain mood to do so. But I still put it second, because I appreciate it as a great song even if there are other PJ songs I prefer to hear more often.
it was written about the energy behind the strife that broke up the band, so its kind of dark for me.
Tier 1 is just way too strong for this to get serious consideration. Good song but just isn't near the same level as Even Flow, Alive, Black, Porch, Animal, Rearviewmirror, Not For You, Courdoroy, I Got ####, Off He Goes, Footsteps, Yellow Ledbetter, and Just Breathe.
