INXS — Kiss The Dirt
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Playing in the dirt
We find the seeds of doubt
Don't water them with your tears
Don't think about all the years you'd rather be without
Eden lets me in
I find the seeds of love
And climb upon the highwire
I kiss and tell all my fears
CHORUS
Falling down the mountain
End up kissing dirt
Look a little closer
Sometimes it wouldn't hurt
Do-do-do-do
Do-do-do-do, playing in the dirt
We find the seeds of fun
Do-do-do-do, and we scream like alleycats
Do-do-do-do, tearing down what we attack
To prove that we are one
VERSE 4
Cutting through the night
We find the seeds of lust
And lose our minds on one intent
These passions never seem to end
CHORUS
You know it wouldn't hurt
Hey
CHORUS
I said get up, get up, get up
Get up to the top, yeah
I'm falling down the mountain
End up kissing dirt, yeah
I'm falling, falling
Yeah, yeah, yeah
VERSE 4
CHORUS
We find the seeds of doubt
Don't water them with your tears
Don't think about all the years you'd rather be without
Eden lets me in
I find the seeds of love
And climb upon the highwire
I kiss and tell all my fears
CHORUS
Falling down the mountain
End up kissing dirt
Look a little closer
Sometimes it wouldn't hurt
Do-do-do-do
Do-do-do-do, playing in the dirt
We find the seeds of fun
Do-do-do-do, and we scream like alleycats
Do-do-do-do, tearing down what we attack
To prove that we are one
VERSE 4
Cutting through the night
We find the seeds of lust
And lose our minds on one intent
These passions never seem to end
CHORUS
You know it wouldn't hurt
Hey
CHORUS
I said get up, get up, get up
Get up to the top, yeah
I'm falling down the mountain
End up kissing dirt, yeah
I'm falling, falling
Yeah, yeah, yeah
VERSE 4
CHORUS
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A top three song from the band for me. Thanks RP!
EXCELLENT! I had never heard this tune before. That is why we come here. Thanx RP! 
We saw INXS at U of W Alumni Hall in 1987, an amphitheater sized venue big enough to have some space, but small enough to be intimate with no bad seats. Michael was barefoot through the entire performance and he was absolutely stellar. He left us far too early and I can't help but think of what their potential could have been....
Saw them live in San Francisco when Hutchence was alive around '87. They were mesmerizing -- Hutchence was an amazing dancer -- danced through the whole show.
MattRudely wrote:
GREAT TUNE!! If you don't like it, hit the "skip button". ...problem solved!
Just the one idea really, that band. Vastly overrated.
GREAT TUNE!! If you don't like it, hit the "skip button". ...problem solved!
Wow! Totally forgot about this one
ckcotton wrote:
agreed. i remember when their first hit was on the radio when i was in high school. i was hooked immediately.
33 year old album! How can I possibly be that old? Seems like a couple weeks ago I was listening to this on my Walkman.... still sounds awesome
agreed. i remember when their first hit was on the radio when i was in high school. i was hooked immediately.
This song always makes me stop and listen. The entire album is amazing!
MattRudely wrote:
75 million discs sold yep lmao your wrong!
Just the one idea really, that band. Vastly overrated.
75 million discs sold yep lmao your wrong!
INXS - forever in my upbringing 
Just the one idea really, that band. Vastly overrated.
Had to go to 10
studioDEC wrote:
I guess that you did not play the cassette enough!
My introduction to INXS in my new wave high school years was this album on cassette - over the years I scored their earlier records (vinyl!) which are all damn good as well. I still have this cassette in working order.
I guess that you did not play the cassette enough!
I never realized the greatness of INXS until recently. They have so many great songs. Thank you RP for bringing that to my attention.
Proclivities wrote:
They get played here; there are at least a dozen Midnight Oil tunes on the playlist.
Sadly nothing from 10 to 1 though!
They get played here; there are at least a dozen Midnight Oil tunes on the playlist.
Sadly nothing from 10 to 1 though!
kangoid wrote:
Might need to do a little more research kangoid
horstman wrote:
INXS are no more corporate than U2. And both were good bands in their time. Unfortunately for us, Micheal succumbed to his fears.
Succumbed to his fears? His death wasn't a suicuide...more like pleasure gone overboard...
Might need to do a little more research kangoid
My introduction to INXS in my new wave high school years was this album on cassette - over the years I scored their earlier records (vinyl!) which are all damn good as well. I still have this cassette in working order.
vit wrote:
Yeah Paton said:
Patton apparently even went so far as to badmouth the group on
Australian radio, making a tasteless joke in the process. "The DJ kept
pressing it and pressing it," Patton recalled, mimicking an
Australian accent: "'What do you mean you said no? You didn't even
consider it?' And I said, 'Would you?' And he said, 'Of course, they are
one of the most prestigious Australian acts,' blah blah blah. He'd ask
me a few other questions, and then he'd go back to it. 'So really, about
that INXS thing ...' I said, 'OK, look. I did consider it. I
told them that the only way I would do it was if I came on stage and
could rig up a noose and hang myself while I was singing.'"
As it turned out, that joke went out on national radio during National Suicide Awareness Week—and while Michael Hutchence's parents were listening, no less
He sounds like a real piece of ...work... this Mike Patton. Of course with your equally tasteless offering, I guess the 2 of you would make good company.
Hard to kiss the dirt when your feet can't touch the floor.
On a side note I heard these guys tried to get back together and called Mike Patton (Faith No More, Mr. Bungle, etc.) to see if he'd replace their lead singer. He laughed and laughed before he declined.
On a side note I heard these guys tried to get back together and called Mike Patton (Faith No More, Mr. Bungle, etc.) to see if he'd replace their lead singer. He laughed and laughed before he declined.
Yeah Paton said:
Patton apparently even went so far as to badmouth the group on
Australian radio, making a tasteless joke in the process. "The DJ kept
pressing it and pressing it," Patton recalled, mimicking an
Australian accent: "'What do you mean you said no? You didn't even
consider it?' And I said, 'Would you?' And he said, 'Of course, they are
one of the most prestigious Australian acts,' blah blah blah. He'd ask
me a few other questions, and then he'd go back to it. 'So really, about
that INXS thing ...' I said, 'OK, look. I did consider it. I
told them that the only way I would do it was if I came on stage and
could rig up a noose and hang myself while I was singing.'"
As it turned out, that joke went out on national radio during National Suicide Awareness Week—and while Michael Hutchence's parents were listening, no less
He sounds like a real piece of ...work... this Mike Patton. Of course with your equally tasteless offering, I guess the 2 of you would make good company.
Played the heck out of this band back in the day. However, I do not recommend listening to The Devil Inside when you're tripping on acid.
Rockit9 wrote:
Bought my DX21 in 1987, but I was using it for the fretless band sound with a TR-505, our band was called "Remember". The 80s were definitely a parenthesis of heaven, at least musically. By the way, I had completely forgotten this song, thanks RP.
My band use to do 'What You Need' in the 80's. U4EA was the group name. I sang & played the Sax part on my DX21 with a blow thing attached to accentuate the sound. The 80's were maybe the best decade of all...a little bit of everything! I do miss.....
Bought my DX21 in 1987, but I was using it for the fretless band sound with a TR-505, our band was called "Remember". The 80s were definitely a parenthesis of heaven, at least musically. By the way, I had completely forgotten this song, thanks RP.
My favorite INXS song!
And that’s saying a lot
33 year old album! How can I possibly be that old? Seems like a couple weeks ago I was listening to this on my Walkman.... still sounds awesome
My band use to do 'What You Need' in the 80's. U4EA was the group name. I sang & played the Sax part on my DX21 with a blow thing attached to accentuate the sound. The 80's were maybe the best decade of all...a little bit of everything! I do miss.....
dickmahoon wrote:
You might
remember
... wait that's another song.
You forget how good these guys were.....
You might
remember
... wait that's another song.
Without a doubt,one of my favorite bands. The "Live Baby Live" album and video are outstanding. They could never recover after Michael Hutchence checked out. What a tremendous loss.
There's something about this tune. Never liked the band but this one song is really up there.
Love theses guys. I saw them in Bercy-Paris in 1991-1992 i don't remember. It was so good. Thinking to Michael Hutchence. Repose en paix.
I love this album. Another member of my vinyl collection. Doesn't get old, either.
yessssssssssss!
Another tribute (as I see it) to Glenn Frey who passed away today.
taswegian wrote:
They get played here; there are at least a dozen Midnight Oil tunes on the playlist.
Bill, while we're on the subject of Aussie bands, how about some Midnight Oil?
They get played here; there are at least a dozen Midnight Oil tunes on the playlist.
You forget how good these guys were.....
Bill, while we're on the subject of Aussie bands, how about some Midnight Oil?
They were definitely big in their time, even overplayed in the day! I'm happy to say that it seems to hold up really well. Got it CRANKED
This was a great album. And this song was one of the best on it. The power of this song. The way it builds. Brings back such good memories too.
Kind of weird to hear Michael Hutchence on a day when all are remembering Robin Williams... RIP to those creative geniuses...
Great band...esp their early stuff
excuse me, but does anyone else sound like this? This is INEX! glorious..as it was said 'sometimes you kick, (official dot dot dot) sometimes you get kicked" listened to Kick three times this month.
treatment_bound wrote:
Thanks for that live review—I've always kind of admired them, and like some of their songs, but generally couldn't make it all the way through any of their albums without dumping out.
Radio Paradise has deemed only 1 cut of theirs worthy, and it's the last on this "Greatest Hits" package:
Track Listing1 - Public Image2 - Death Disco3 - Memories4 - Careering5 - Flowers Of Romance6 - This Is Not A Love Song7 - Rise8 - Home9 - Seattle10 - The Body11 - Rules And Regulations12 - Disappointed13 - Warrior14 - Don't Ask Me
Rumor has it they're coming back for more fun—
I was at that show in NYC, and it was great, Crazy mixed crowd of big hair from Long Island and Jersey and the PIL punks still trying to hold on.
Great music Bill, you make the long hours in the office most pleasant. Thank you.
Thanks for that live review—I've always kind of admired them, and like some of their songs, but generally couldn't make it all the way through any of their albums without dumping out.
Radio Paradise has deemed only 1 cut of theirs worthy, and it's the last on this "Greatest Hits" package:
Track Listing1 - Public Image2 - Death Disco3 - Memories4 - Careering5 - Flowers Of Romance6 - This Is Not A Love Song7 - Rise8 - Home9 - Seattle10 - The Body11 - Rules And Regulations12 - Disappointed13 - Warrior14 - Don't Ask Me
Rumor has it they're coming back for more fun—
>>John Lydon, the guy that used to front the Sex Pistols and go by Johnny Rotten, has announced that his band Public Image Ltd. will release a new album titled This Is PiL at some point in 2012. NME reported yesterday that the Lydon-fronted art-punks have been working on the album for the past two years. It will be their first since 1992's That What Is Not.
Lydon talked to BBC 6Music about the album, where he said he had to tour for two years to raise funds to cover the recording costs.
"I was always full of ideas, but I had to wait until I had enough money to release an album," Lydon told the BBC. "Everybody thinks I made such a fortune with the Sex Pistols. Well, unfortunately that is not true."
I was at that show in NYC, and it was great, Crazy mixed crowd of big hair from Long Island and Jersey and the PIL punks still trying to hold on.
Great music Bill, you make the long hours in the office most pleasant. Thank you.
7 becomes 8. Good tune.
Always underwhelmed by INXS but time treats them well and RP makes anything sound good in the mix.
Ages since I heard a good Inxs track, thanks for this one; I have given it a 7 but it may yet go up...
that's a good one.i love this song.
This is my favourite misheard lyrics song:
Falling down the Mountain
Anarchists and Ducks
Falling down the Mountain
Anarchists and Ducks
Was pretty sure this was Listn Like Thieves when I heard it. These guys really did have a "sound" which they repeated over and over and over and over and .......
Thanks! This song brought back some specific good memories and feelings.
Wow. This is the first time I've heard this on "the radio". Refreshing to hear it again after all these years.
I used to listen to this album a lot, but I don't necessarily think this is their best....
...and better was to come on "Kick" and "X".
This one's easily worthy of a seven - no less.
I used to listen to this album a lot, but I don't necessarily think this is their best....
...and better was to come on "Kick" and "X".
This one's easily worthy of a seven - no less.
Definitely dig this tune - been a LONG time since I've heard it - good memories!
Synth80s wrote:
i agree with your first paragraph word for word!! same for me!
and feel the same way about your 2nd.
This was the last INXS album that I really identified with. "Shabooh Shoobah" and "The Swing" were both monsters and both very formative for me. "Listen Like Thieves" was the transitional album that set them up for the massive fame that really came with "Kick." I like the later albums as well, but it didn't feel as quirky and original as the early albums.
Today INXS may be written off as something from a far off time and land (and their current pursuits to don't so them any favors) but for most of the 1980s they could do no wrong. I really wish we would have had the opportunity to see how they could have evolved with a healthy, happy Hutchence, but it wasn't to be.
Today INXS may be written off as something from a far off time and land (and their current pursuits to don't so them any favors) but for most of the 1980s they could do no wrong. I really wish we would have had the opportunity to see how they could have evolved with a healthy, happy Hutchence, but it wasn't to be.
i agree with your first paragraph word for word!! same for me!
and feel the same way about your 2nd.
This was the last INXS album that I really identified with. "Shabooh Shoobah" and "The Swing" were both monsters and both very formative for me. "Listen Like Thieves" was the transitional album that set them up for the massive fame that really came with "Kick." I like the later albums as well, but it didn't feel as quirky and original as the early albums.
Today INXS may be written off as something from a far off time and land (and their current pursuits to don't so them any favors) but for most of the 1980s they could do no wrong. I really wish we would have had the opportunity to see how they could have evolved with a healthy, happy Hutchence, but it wasn't to be.
Today INXS may be written off as something from a far off time and land (and their current pursuits to don't so them any favors) but for most of the 1980s they could do no wrong. I really wish we would have had the opportunity to see how they could have evolved with a healthy, happy Hutchence, but it wasn't to be.
Proclivities wrote:
I saw PIL around 1990 or '91, in NYC - they had quite a talented, well-rehearsed band, which enabled Lydon to run all over the stage being "theatrical". I can't speak for all of their shows, but that one was quite good.
Thanks for that live review—I've always kind of admired them, and like some of their songs, but generally couldn't make it all the way through any of their albums without dumping out.
Radio Paradise has deemed only 1 cut of theirs worthy, and it's the last on this "Greatest Hits" package:
Rumor has it they're coming back for more fun—
I saw PIL around 1990 or '91, in NYC - they had quite a talented, well-rehearsed band, which enabled Lydon to run all over the stage being "theatrical". I can't speak for all of their shows, but that one was quite good.
Thanks for that live review—I've always kind of admired them, and like some of their songs, but generally couldn't make it all the way through any of their albums without dumping out.
Radio Paradise has deemed only 1 cut of theirs worthy, and it's the last on this "Greatest Hits" package:
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Rumor has it they're coming back for more fun—
>>John Lydon, the guy that used to front the Sex Pistols and go by Johnny Rotten, has announced that his band Public Image Ltd. will release a new album titled This Is PiL at some point in 2012. NME reported yesterday that the Lydon-fronted art-punks have been working on the album for the past two years. It will be their first since 1992's That What Is Not.
Lydon talked to BBC 6Music about the album, where he said he had to tour for two years to raise funds to cover the recording costs.
"I was always full of ideas, but I had to wait until I had enough money to release an album," Lydon told the BBC. "Everybody thinks I made such a fortune with the Sex Pistols. Well, unfortunately that is not true."
MiracleDrug wrote:
Well said
these guys could do NO musical wrong for a brief moment in time...
Well said
vit wrote:
Ouch. Black humour at its best.
Hard to kiss the dirt when your feet can't touch the floor.
Ouch. Black humour at its best.
these guys could do NO musical wrong for a brief moment in time...
5->6->7 and the song isn't finished yet... 8 for now
treatment_bound wrote:
I saw PIL around 1990 or '91, in NYC - they had quite a talented, well-rehearsed band, which enabled Lydon to run all over the stage being "theatrical". I can't speak for all of their shows, but that one was quite good. I didn't ever get to see INXS though. Good tune, this one.
Can you enlighten me on just what a PiL show was like circa the mid-80's? For some reason, I picture sloppiness personified.
I saw PIL around 1990 or '91, in NYC - they had quite a talented, well-rehearsed band, which enabled Lydon to run all over the stage being "theatrical". I can't speak for all of their shows, but that one was quite good. I didn't ever get to see INXS though. Good tune, this one.
My favorite Inxs song of all time.
Hard to kiss the dirt when your feet can't touch the floor.
On a side note I heard these guys tried to get back together and called Mike Patton (Faith No More, Mr. Bungle, etc.) to see if he'd replace their lead singer. He laughed and laughed before he declined.
On a side note I heard these guys tried to get back together and called Mike Patton (Faith No More, Mr. Bungle, etc.) to see if he'd replace their lead singer. He laughed and laughed before he declined.
sitting in the heat of Adelaide it seems perfect-nice choice Bill
peacockangel wrote:I saw the Kick tour in Chicago ~ they played everything including the Lost Boys soundtrack stuff
~ PIL opened
Can you enlighten me on just what a PiL show was like circa the mid-80's? For some reason, I picture sloppiness personified.
~ PIL opened
Can you enlighten me on just what a PiL show was like circa the mid-80's? For some reason, I picture sloppiness personified.
I saw them live at the Gladesville Tavern (Sydney) in May of 1981, I thought to myself wow who is this guy, he reminded me of a version of Mick Jagger the way he owned the stage and strutted around. It was a great show.
peacockangel wrote:
Loved that movie and the music. Especially liked Echo and the Bunnymen's cover of People are Strange.
AMEN. they were such an underrated band, and i think michael was one of the best frontmen ever.
I saw the Kick tour in Chicago ~ they played everything including the Lost Boys soundtrack stuff
~ PIL opened
I saw the Kick tour in Chicago ~ they played everything including the Lost Boys soundtrack stuff
~ PIL opened
Loved that movie and the music. Especially liked Echo and the Bunnymen's cover of People are Strange.
cjones3b wrote:
I LOVED INXS in the 80's and still do. They were so much fun live. I sure miss Michael.
AMEN. they were such an underrated band, and i think michael was one of the best frontmen ever.I saw the Kick tour in Chicago ~ they played everything including the Lost Boys soundtrack stuff
~ PIL opened
cjones3b wrote:
AMEN. they were such an underrated band, and i think michael was one of the best frontmen ever.
I LOVED INXS in the 80's and still do. They were so much fun live. I sure miss Michael.
AMEN. they were such an underrated band, and i think michael was one of the best frontmen ever.
I LOVED INXS in the 80's and still do. They were so much fun live. I sure miss Michael.
Yeeehaaa! Thank you Bill.
horstman wrote:
Is essentially just another mindless opinion. Anyone with "TEX" in their username bespeaks ignorance.
Kinda like our leader, George the idiot.
INXS are no more corporate than U2. And both were good bands in their time. Unfortunately for us, Micheal succumbed to his fears.
Please- if you are going to call out ignorance, don't embody it. George was pretty pathetic, though.
Is essentially just another mindless opinion. Anyone with "TEX" in their username bespeaks ignorance.
Kinda like our leader, George the idiot.
INXS are no more corporate than U2. And both were good bands in their time. Unfortunately for us, Micheal succumbed to his fears.
Please- if you are going to call out ignorance, don't embody it. George was pretty pathetic, though.
Shine Like it Does
guthrieandme wrote:
my friend's sister did it with him when they were on tour.. he kicked her ass right out afterwards. i think he was kind of a douche.
regardless i've always loved their music, regardless of how suburban and blonde it makes me feel.
I can't believe how much I miss INXS and Hutchence. Their music always makes me feel so good!
my friend's sister did it with him when they were on tour.. he kicked her ass right out afterwards. i think he was kind of a douche.
regardless i've always loved their music, regardless of how suburban and blonde it makes me feel.
I think INXS is one of the most underrated bands of the 80's. They had at least 3 really good albums top to bottom and that is more than most bands can say!
80s crunchy goodness!
chyk5 wrote:
first CD i ever bought - my fave too! although Shabooh Shoobah is its twin, i still play them both frequently ... there are only six INXS tracks on RP, none from their first three albums
Anyone ever hear any cuts from "The Swing" album on RP? That, for me, was their best work; much overlooked at the time.
first CD i ever bought - my fave too! although Shabooh Shoobah is its twin, i still play them both frequently ... there are only six INXS tracks on RP, none from their first three albums
Then the Beatles, Bill you got it goin on!
Its great to hear an old INXS tune followed up by something cool like Supergrass!
guthrieandme wrote:
Yeah.
I can't believe how much I miss INXS and Hutchence. Their music always makes me feel so good!
Yeah.
kangoid wrote:
Right. Naked. With no suicuide note. Look up autoerotic asphyxiation.
Thanks for the education. Seriously. I will never look at situations like this again. Makes me appreciate (and miss Michael) all the move.
And then we hear about David Carradine.
Drug abuse is so much more preferable (and socially tolerated).
Right. Naked. With no suicuide note. Look up autoerotic asphyxiation.
Thanks for the education. Seriously. I will never look at situations like this again. Makes me appreciate (and miss Michael) all the move.
And then we hear about David Carradine.
Drug abuse is so much more preferable (and socially tolerated).
I can't believe how much I miss INXS and Hutchence. Their music always makes me feel so good!
I needed to hear this right now. Thanks, RP!
Luv me sum INXS! I especially like the title track to this album!
cool - not one of the overplayed INXS songs!
Anyone ever hear any cuts from "The Swing" album on RP? That, for me, was their best work; much overlooked at the time.
Solid, solid 8.
IT'S THE YEAR OF THE HUTCHENCE!!!
cheap jokes about Michael's death disappoint me.. INXS is quality music
horstman wrote:
Dude,
He was found in his hotel room, naked, with a belt around his neck which he was hanging from.
If that ain't suicide, don't know what is.
Right. Naked. With no suicuide note. Look up autoerotic asphyxiation.
kangoid wrote:
Succumbed to his fears? His death wasn't a suicuide...more like pleasure gone overboard...
Dude,
He was found in his hotel room, naked, with a belt around his neck which he was hanging from.
If that ain't suicide, don't know what is.
horstman wrote:
INXS are no more corporate than U2. And both were good bands in their time. Unfortunately for us, Micheal succumbed to his fears.
Succumbed to his fears? His death wasn't a suicuide...more like pleasure gone overboard...
perfectly crafted pop, without being overproduced
IMHO
awesome
Great album overall.
dionysius wrote:
Isn't that rather like saying that Albert Speer was one of the good Nazis?
No. Not really at all. But at least you didn't go completely out of your mind overboard with that comparison.
:)
Upgraded to an 8!
Michael Hutchence's voice sounds so sweet.
EssexTex wrote:
A huge pile of steaming shit!
Is essentially just another mindless opinion. Anyone with "TEX" in their username bespeaks ignorance.
Kinda like our leader, George the idiot.
INXS are no more corporate than U2. And both were good bands in their time. Unfortunately for us, Micheal succumbed to his fears.
EssexTex wrote:
A huge pile of steaming shit!
Dude, put the mirror down.
A huge pile of steaming shit!
I always kind of dug them, but I never listened much to the radio around that time (or since) so I wasn't over-exposed to it. I actually own "Kick" (and played it) 
verzonni wrote:
Whenever Bill plays INXS, he should always play "Remember to Breathe" right afterwards.
Didn't Michael study martial arts? I heard he had a black belt.
...Whenever Bill plays INXS, he should always play "Remember to Breathe" right afterwards.
INXS ??
Wow, I've been listening to RP for 18 month now,
but this is a first. Dunno what to make of it.
Daveinbawlmer wrote:
Corporate Pop, but really good Corporate Pop.
Isn't that rather like saying that Albert Speer was one of the good Nazis?
sandpebble wrote:
Shine................like it does!!!
ditto. Michael we miss you. And their work totally transcends "corporate pop" by a long shot.
Corporate Pop, but really good Corporate Pop.
Shine................like it does!!!
musikalia wrote:
Yeah, teenage flashback! I loved INXS way back in the day. This is a great album. So good to hear this again.
what he says!
Yeah, teenage flashback! I loved INXS way back in the day. This is a great album. So good to hear this again.
brokenlibrarian wrote:
This was one of my favorites as a teenager. I own it on vinyl, but do not currently own a turntable.
Made my night, hearing it again.
Me too- Complete flashback. I played the hell out of this album on vinyl. Good stuff.
Never heard this one. It aint bad. INXS had a sexy image, and Hutchence had a great voice.
JD isnt Hutchence, but apparently he loves this band and so getting the gig as lead singer was a dream come true. So what if he's 20 years younger than the bandmates...
Wisercrowe wrote:
This is JD Fortune at his best.
LOL!
randomprime wrote:
It was good music for those times you found yourself hanging around the Ritz Carlton.
Good one.
Kismet wrote:
Fluff or not, it sounds pretty good. Gave it an '8'.
Absolutely agree! Fun song.
queenjill wrote:
grammar not at it's bess
sarcasm at its most biting
spartanron99 wrote:
commercial rock at it's worse.
grammar not at it's bess
please more new sensation, need you tonight, suicide blonde.....
This was one of my favorites as a teenager. I own it on vinyl, but do not currently own a turntable.
Made my night, hearing it again.