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Like this song and actually like Spin Doctors quite a bit. Some goofy lyrics here and there, but theyre great musicians and if you've heard some of their best non-single songs, you'd probably think it was an entirely different band.
I love both of these. I don't consider liking Rihanna embarrassing, but hey, it's how you feel about liking them that matters, if we take the question literally. In other words, someone's approval is not met. Which is probably my answer to Kenny Powers's and madsweeney's 90's questions about my picks.
Heh, UH - never liked John Denver much but he was incredibly popular in the day. Do you remember that he even guest hosted the Tonight Show a bunch of times. That ####in catch phrase was pretty chilling though ...FAR OUT!! ...eww.These days? None. Hell, I'm a Grand Funk fan and don't feel a bit of shame.
I do regret, on the other hand, my faux-snobbery when I was a teenager. This was during the salad days of 70s Art Rock (or "prog", as Jann Wenner & his brood decided it should be named 20 years after the fact when they felt left out). Friends would come over and I'd hide all of my John Denver/Al Wilson records.
Heh, UH - never liked John Denver much but he was incredibly popular in the day. Do you remember that he even guest hosted the Tonight Show a bunch of times. That ####in catch phrase was pretty chilling though ...FAR OUT!! ...eww.These days? None. Hell, I'm a Grand Funk fan and don't feel a bit of shame.
I do regret, on the other hand, my faux-snobbery when I was a teenager. This was during the salad days of 70s Art Rock (or "prog", as Jann Wenner & his brood decided it should be named 20 years after the fact when they felt left out). Friends would come over and I'd hide all of my John Denver/Al Wilson records.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_w28miOo_Y8
I was very big into James Taylor, Carole King and Cat Stevens prior to my introduction to fm radio. Still like them to day, but hid that fact after 8th grade.
What's up, my Runt-loving brother!Heh, UH - never liked John Denver much but he was incredibly popular in the day. Do you remember that he even guest hosted the Tonight Show a bunch of times. That ####in catch phrase was pretty chilling though ...FAR OUT!! ...eww.These days? None. Hell, I'm a Grand Funk fan and don't feel a bit of shame.
I do regret, on the other hand, my faux-snobbery when I was a teenager. This was during the salad days of 70s Art Rock (or "prog", as Jann Wenner & his brood decided it should be named 20 years after the fact when they felt left out). Friends would come over and I'd hide all of my John Denver/Al Wilson records.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_w28miOo_Y8
I was very big into James Taylor, Carole King and Cat Stevens prior to my introduction to fm radio. Still like them to day, but hid that fact after 8th grade.
Heh, UH - never liked John Denver much but he was incredibly popular in the day. Do you remember that he even guest hosted the Tonight Show a bunch of times. That ####in catch phrase was pretty chilling though ...FAR OUT!! ...eww.These days? None. Hell, I'm a Grand Funk fan and don't feel a bit of shame.
I do regret, on the other hand, my faux-snobbery when I was a teenager. This was during the salad days of 70s Art Rock (or "prog", as Jann Wenner & his brood decided it should be named 20 years after the fact when they felt left out). Friends would come over and I'd hide all of my John Denver/Al Wilson records.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_w28miOo_Y8
I was very big into James Taylor, Carole King and Cat Stevens prior to my introduction to fm radio. Still like them to day, but hid that fact after 8th grade.
big fan of JD. His Muppets Christmas is on almost non-stop in my van with the kids, and he has a lot of songs I love.
Before the whole "Walk Like an Egyptian" crap, The Bangles had released an album that I thought was quite good called All Over the Place. These are three songs that I thought were good (It's been 30 years since the release of this album? God, I am old)
song is called Cups
nothing to be embarrassed about here.
Definitely!
Interesting lyrics, great title-appropriate beat, pleasant keyboard solo and synths throughout, and (and of course I'm a sucker for this, but still) fantastic backing vocals on the chorus and outro. I like how Steve Lukather hangs back on guitar and still contributes, too. As a bonus it sounds like it could have been recorded last week. Maybe one of my top 25 songs if I actually sat down and ranked them.
