Accidentally made a double post. Whoops.
I'll take this opportunity to ask: what do you think about I Go Crazy and why? I like it a lot; I think it's just a just really fun rock 'n' roll all the way through, particularly at the very end.
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It is a great tune to roll down the car windows and crank it.
A very good ol' rocking stray back into straight up rock & roll, away from the pop sound they were going gung ho for at the time
good rock. it's a great music to dance! I don't understand why on the disco we must listen today terrible pop music :///
Great song. Used as the alarm tone on my phone! Certainly wakes me up!
inu-liger wrote:
A very good ol' rocking stray back into straight up rock & roll, away from the pop sound they were going gung ho for at the time
The b-side of the first single from the album included a hard rocking song. The album itself included two hard rocking songs, one of which was released as a single.
Older fan favourites like ANATO or ADATR didn't include more than 2-3 hard rocking songs or any less of the pop songs.
I would argue that the claim of "going pop" is mostly based on the misconception that any guitar based music is rock, and any synthesiser music is pop.
A real shame it was left off the album - would've seem a far more sturdy release with 10 tracks. Although it has throwaway b side written all over it, I really like it.
Great song to drum to as a warm up....
I've never liked it, and I can see why it was left off of the album.
One of Brian's best rockers, and that's saying a lot. Shoulda been on the album.
@Lord Gaga
"One of Brian's best rockers"?
Hmmmmm.
"White man", "It's Late", "Father To Son", "Brighton Rock", "Hammer To Fall", "Dead On Time"...*those* are the songs that I consider to be his "best rockers"...but to each their own.
"One of Brian's best rockers"?
Hmmmmm.
"White man", "It's Late", "Father To Son", "Brighton Rock", "Hammer To Fall", "Dead On Time"...*those* are the songs that I consider to be his "best rockers"...but to each their own.
Its a nice sound they made, without the aid of synths.
I never understand why they didn't include in The Works, instead Man on the prowl for example.
I liked it and The Works was a bit short. Maybe there was no good spot for it on the album.