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Creedence Clearwater Revival — I Heard It Through The Grapevine
Album: Chronicle
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Released: 1969
Length: 10:54
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Ooh-ooh, bet you're wond'ring how I knew
'Bout your plans to make me blue
With some other guy that you knew before
Between the two of us guys, you know I love you more

It took me by surprise I must say
When I found out yesterday

Ooh-ooh I heard it through the grapevine
Not much longer would you be mine
Ooh-ooh I heard it through the grapevine
And I'm just about to lose my mind
Honey honey yeah

You know that a man ain't supposed to cry
But these tears I can't, hold inside
Losin' you would end my life you see
'Cause you mean that much to me

You could have told me yourself
That you found someone else

Instead I heard it through the grapevine
Not much longer would you be mine
Ooh-ooh I heard it through the grapevine
And I'm just about to lose my mind
Honey honey yeah

People say you, hear from what you see
Nah-nah-not from what you hear
I can't help, bein' confused
If it's true, won't you tell me dear

Do you plan to let me go
For the other guy that you knew before

Ooh-ooh I heard it through the grapevine
Not much longer would you be mine
Ooh-ooh I heard it through the grapevine
And I'm just about to lose my mind
Honey honey yeah

Ooh-ooh I heard it through the grapevine
Not much longer would you be mine
Ooh-ooh I heard it through the grapevine
And I'm just about to lose my mind

Ooh-ooh I heard it through the grapevine
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GREAT - 10!
Posted 2 weeks ago by Pfauenauge    [ Reply ]
 nomnol wrote:
Quit bitchin', sit back and tap your foot to this extended version. 


Indeed
Posted 7 months ago by lovelyhelicopter    [ Reply ]
Its nice to hear some old time jam.
Posted 1 year ago by cannand186    [ Reply ]
No more grapevines ... now we just twit twit twit along. Thanks CCR for the memories and some crazy dance hall nights too.
Posted 1 year ago by rezadent    [ Reply ]
I was introduced to this band by the film American Werewolf in London - great sound.  I never heard this before - I love the slack but relentless drive of it.  
Posted 1 year ago by Jakethemuss    [ Reply ]
CCR is a jam band? Who knew ...
Posted 1 year ago by opaceo    [ Reply ]
God intended this to be 10:46 minutes long.
Posted 2 years ago by mgtom    [ Reply ]
And they call modern music repetitive.
Posted 2 years ago by TheKing2    [ Reply ]
Oh I so need a time machine to take me back
Posted 2 years ago by Dapps    [ Reply ]
I lived right down the street from John in Berkeley.  Knew even then how great he would be.
Posted 2 years ago by DW4554    [ Reply ]
ok, now bill frisell's cover to follow this would be interesting.
Posted 2 years ago by NoEnzLefttoSplit    [ Reply ]
Every time I see this CCR album cover, for a split second I think that Derek Smalls was in the band. 
Posted 2 years ago by Jayesea    [ Reply ]
Quit bitchin', sit back and tap your foot to this extended version. 
Posted 2 years ago by nomnol    [ Reply ]
Way to go RP
Posted 5 years ago by Coldcreek    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:
'I heard it on Twitter' is just not the same thing...

 
{#Notworthy}
Posted 8 years ago by aspalathin    [ Reply ]
 jasonsymson wrote:
This is better than the original.

 
Yes it is.
Posted 8 years ago by garyalex    [ Reply ]
'I heard it on Twitter' is just not the same thing...
Posted 8 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
In my dreams I am a rock and roll singer and I have Jon Fogerty's voice. Of all the voices available to choose from in dreams, this is the one I'd pick.
Posted 8 years ago by jab49    [ Reply ]
Dave Mathews Alert!! Emergency PSD!!!!! 

And now this. Ah.................. 
Posted 8 years ago by Segue    [ Reply ]
{#Bananajam}yeah
Posted 8 years ago by mikerinella    [ Reply ]
This PSD lasted me all the way through the next song that I actually would have PSD'ed anyway — a twofer!  Solid cover.  People will always cry "blasphemy" but it's a fine line between being faithful to the original and just doing what the top 40 band at the bar does every night.  I like to think of a good cover as displaying a work of art from another perspective; like someone giving a commentary or describing their take on it that you wouldn't have otherwise thought of.
Posted 9 years ago by MJdub    [ Reply ]
It is SO great to hear the full version on the radio.
 
Posted 10 years ago by papajeff    [ Reply ]
I HOIDIT!
Posted 10 years ago by PopKombo    [ Reply ]
This is better than the original.
Posted 11 years ago by jasonsymson    [ Reply ]
cool cover, by a great band....{#Dance}....would love to hear  some stuff from " EYE OF THE ZOMBIE "  it was ignored by " critics " but has some great tunes....{#Fire}....I also love the fact that John had the balls to take his songwrighting to the SUPREME COURT and beat the vampires of the music industry.{#Jump}
Posted 11 years ago by oldfart48    [ Reply ]
Not nearly as bad as some try to say. If you like JF's singing and intermediate guitar jammin' it's fun. It was one of the songs I thought about kids playing first time I heard Joe's Garage.
"... all we knew and easy too so we wouldn't get it wrong..."
Posted 11 years ago by ccjemmett    [ Reply ]
I think the phonograph needle is stuck!
Posted 11 years ago by Elroweho    [ Reply ]
... this is the song what woke me up...
Posted 11 years ago by drivingunit103    [ Reply ]
You "hoid" what now?
Posted 11 years ago by rtwingo    [ Reply ]
 Misterfixit wrote:
This song is perfect for smoking Cannibus Sativia and having lengthy, diverse sexual activities.  I was going to say that it was great doping and screwing music, but figured that might be thought too crude by our August Body at RP.

 
 

For the January crowd, however, it's just fine.
Posted 11 years ago by TerryS    [ Reply ]
 Indeed! Try that with the live version! Even better.

Misterfixit wrote:
This song is perfect for smoking Cannibus Sativia and having lengthy, diverse sexual activities.  I was going to say that it was great doping and screwing music, but figured that might be thought too crude by our August Body at RP.

 
 


Posted 11 years ago by randyblew    [ Reply ]
This version has no 'slick' and no 'smooth'. Its harsh with too many crashy parts. Just not necessary...really. Annoying is what I'm hearing. Besides...raisins have forever tarnished this song no matter who performs it. Btw, is it necessary to have this song be so incredibly long? C'mon Fogerty...we get the point.
Posted 12 years ago by ziakut    [ Reply ]
 Misterfixit wrote:
This song is perfect for smoking Cannibus Sativia and having lengthy, diverse sexual activities.  I was going to say that it was great doping and screwing music, but figured that might be thought too crude by our August Body at RP.

 
 
Well, it IS August, now ...
 
Posted 12 years ago by Misterfixit    [ Reply ]
This song is perfect for smoking Cannibus Sativia and having lengthy, diverse sexual activities.  I was going to say that it was great doping and screwing music, but figured that might be thought too crude by our August Body at RP.

 
Posted 12 years ago by Misterfixit    [ Reply ]
 madebytim wrote:
Marvin Gaye's version is just a lot better, the arrangement also.
 
That is also true of the versions by Smokey Robinson & The Miracles and Gladys Knight & The Pips.
Posted 12 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
 lowelltr wrote:
And on and on and on and on....make it stop!! Possibly the worst song ever recorded
 

Go away and don't ever come back...

Ok - I guess you are entitled to express your opinion - no matter how ludicrous it is.
Posted 12 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
{#Dancingbanana}loooove it
Posted 12 years ago by thalula    [ Reply ]
 madebytim wrote:
Marvin gaye' version is just a lot better, the arrangement also.
 
True, but CCR give this tune a pretty good ride.
Posted 12 years ago by tonypf    [ Reply ]
 unclehud wrote:

memory:  late at night with EL and DG, parked along a dirt road in the middle of the woods, my parents' station wagon with the windows rolled up to keep in all the smoke, WBBQ-FM blasting this song as loud as that Chevy stereo would play.

 
Dude. And, like, your parents never smelled anything funny the next day...

WBBQ—perfect name for a smoke-out. 

I could never have gotten away with anything like this (envy). It's been decades since I've been stoned and I do miss it from time to time. 


Posted 12 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]
I'd give it a 10, but, well, you know...

 
Posted 12 years ago by scraig    [ Reply ]
Geez, looking at some of these comments you'd think none of the listeners have ever been to a concert where the musicians just jammed.

Not the greatest tune of all time, far from it, but do like it and especially like the jam 

Posted 12 years ago by Johnny-smooth    [ Reply ]
Great job RP finding an extended (excellent) version of this song that makes an old classic seem fresh again! Thanks!
Posted 12 years ago by EdmoJoe    [ Reply ]
 unclehud wrote:

memory:  late at night with EL and DG, parked along a dirt road in the middle of the woods, my parents' station wagon with the windows rolled up to keep in all the smoke, WBBQ-FM blasting this song as loud as that Chevy stereo would play.


 

Right on. bro.
Posted 12 years ago by Lrobby99    [ Reply ]

memory:  late at night with EL and DG, parked along a dirt road in the middle of the woods, my parents' station wagon with the windows rolled up to keep in all the smoke, WBBQ-FM blasting this song as loud as that Chevy stereo would play.


Posted 12 years ago by unclehud    [ Reply ]
This is one of those I forgot to rate .
Posted 12 years ago by cohifi    [ Reply ]
Marvin gaye' version is just a lot better, the arrangement also.
Posted 12 years ago by madebytim    [ Reply ]
Marvin Gay did a smashup job of this song.  I'd love to hear it.
Posted 13 years ago by LizK    [ Reply ]
Not too many songs where Fogerty shared the mike. I can't recall any besides this one.

Posted 13 years ago by WonderLizard    [ Reply ]
 lowelltr wrote:
And on and on and on and on....make it stop!! Possibly the worst song ever recorded
 
That's just silly.  Have you heard every song ever recorded?  I think this is MUCH better than Rebecca Black's "Friday."

But I suppose if that's your bag, who am I to judge?

Posted 13 years ago by Byronape    [ Reply ]
I like it when a group takes a song and completely reinterprets it,  Hate to call it a 'cover'.

Posted 13 years ago by stevesaw    [ Reply ]
Less cymbals, more cowbell.
Posted 13 years ago by BlueHeronDruid    [ Reply ]
Yes kids, it's longer than 2 minutes; get over it.
Posted 13 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
 ce wrote:
redstorm wrote:
NYC, born and bred, (along with a stint in europe) and i still like these country boy

copymonkey wrote:
Actually, weren't these guys from Berkley? Or right near there? I guess, compared to San Francisco-that's kinda the country.

As a Dutchman with some interest in accents in English, I've always thought that the vocals in this particular CCR song are a VERY strong example of an accent from the NYC area.
     "I hea'y'd it through the grapevine"
In another song:
     "Big wheels keep on tu'y'ning, Proud Mary keeps on Bu'y'ning"
I believe the accent is from "New Je'y'sey", just accross the Hudson river.

Can somebody confi'y'm this, or enlighten me?
 
The affection is/was a take on Mississippi delta diphthongs, "choich" for "church", "woik" for "work" and so on. My physics prof back in the days was a black man from southern Mississippi, and he had 'em pegged from the get go, "Those boys wanna be from down there, but they ain't." The "ain't" with a wink. His specialty was quantum mechanics, the last I saw him, he was editing his correspondence with Einstein. "Woik" indeed.

Later edit: CCR was from El Cerrito, a little burg just north of Berkeley.


Posted 13 years ago by WonderLizard    [ Reply ]
Man, what a boost for late morning revival {#Dancingbanana}

Posted 13 years ago by YKV    [ Reply ]
And on and on and on and on....make it stop!! Possibly the worst song ever recorded
Posted 14 years ago by lowelltr    [ Reply ]
Jamming (in) the sixties?

Posted 14 years ago by PeeBee    [ Reply ]
{#Drummer}{#Drummer}{#Drummer}{#Bananajam}A classic. Excuse me, I mean a loooong classic that jams.

Posted 14 years ago by nicolewe    [ Reply ]
Ok..this's the top 20 version,now ,can we please have the long one !?{#Jump}
Posted 14 years ago by HazzeSwede    [ Reply ]
 TimeWaster wrote:
Yep, still sucks.
 
I don't know, I usually cannot stand CCR, but don't think I have ever heard that long version of this song.  The last 4 minutes really had me moving in my chair....

Posted 14 years ago by sbegf    [ Reply ]
Yep, still sucks.
Posted 14 years ago by TimeWaster    [ Reply ]
 xtalman wrote:
this is a bit toooooo long
 
{#Meditate} It's as long as it needs to be..............

Posted 14 years ago by oldman    [ Reply ]
 bb_bubbab wrote:
San Francisco, actually.  Berkley was close.

John Fogerty, Doug Clifford, and Stu Cook (all born 1945) met at senior high school in El Cerrito, California and began playing instrumentals and "juke box standards" together under the name The Blue Velvets.

 ce wrote:
redstorm wrote:
NYC, born and bred, (along with a stint in europe) and i still like these country boy

copymonkey wrote:
Actually, weren't these guys from Berkley? Or right near there? I guess, compared to San Francisco-that's kinda the country.

As a Dutchman with some interest in accents in English, I've always thought that the vocals in this particular CCR song are a VERY strong example of an accent from the NYC area.
     "I hea'y'd it through the grapevine"
In another song:
     "Big wheels keep on tu'y'ning, Proud Mary keeps on Bu'y'ning"
I believe the accent is from "New Je'y'sey", just accross the Hudson river.

Can somebody confi'y'm this, or enlighten me?
 
 
Actually folks, Berkeley is real close as El Cerrito is next to Berkeley down closer to the bay and north.  And if Berkeley is the country, that would make me a hillbilly, cuz I was born there in 1952.  San Francisco is across the Bay, we hillbillies take exception to being associated with them thar wierdos on the other side of the Bay.

{#Cheers} Y'all


Posted 14 years ago by kurtster    [ Reply ]
Dare I say it ... this song needs more cowbell.
Posted 14 years ago by PopKombo    [ Reply ]
ce wrote:
redstorm wrote:
NYC, born and bred, (along with a stint in europe) and i still like these country boy

copymonkey wrote:
Actually, weren't these guys from Berkley? Or right near there? I guess, compared to San Francisco-that's kinda the country.

As a Dutchman with some interest in accents in English, I've always thought that the vocals in this particular CCR song are a VERY strong example of an accent from the NYC area.
"I hea'y'd it through the grapevine"
In another song:
"Big wheels keep on tu'y'ning, Proud Mary keeps on Bu'y'ning"
I believe the accent is from "New Je'y'sey", just accross the Hudson river.

Can somebody confi'y'm this, or enlighten me?
Most agree these Bay area boys were channeling (very nicely) swamp pop, a flavor of rock native to the Gulf coast from east Texas to the Florida panhandle. The only NYC connection I can make is from the Irish Channel neighborhood in New Orleans, which has a dialect and flow very similar to that found in Brooklyn. Not surprising considering both neighborhoods were originally populated by Irish immigrants who came over to escape famine and perform manual labor, and ended up with a strong representation in the Police and Fire departments of both areas. I find the southern iteration less nasal and slower in delivery, with a less of a clip between words. The 'y' sound you're citing is definitely shared by both. Irish Channel residents are called (and call themselves) Yats - due to their habitual and somewhat existential greeting of "where ya at?" When I was a kid, the response was an automatic "hapnin' Darlin!", indicating that all was right in your world.

Posted 14 years ago by Businessgypsy    [ Reply ]
this is a bit toooooo long
Posted 14 years ago by xtalman    [ Reply ]
It's like THE WIZ wIth an all white cast
Posted 14 years ago by stevematic    [ Reply ]
Pedestrian and uninspired.  If it was 2 min long it would be OK.
Posted 14 years ago by moodler    [ Reply ]
Seriously, of all the CCR songs, this one? There's a phrase that goes like this: "played to fckin' death".
Posted 14 years ago by SmackDaddy    [ Reply ]
 Poacher wrote:

Yes - Pogues - Fairytale Of New York 

It is listed as godlike in your personal list.

. . . you did ask. . .  
 

It's not my fault you have no taste in music is it?
Posted 14 years ago by tiggers    [ Reply ]
I just took a pee break and this thing is still going!! {#Frustrated}
Posted 14 years ago by stephw    [ Reply ]
please make it stop....

Posted 14 years ago by liser    [ Reply ]
Wait! This is an April Fool's joke, right?
Posted 14 years ago by TimeWaster    [ Reply ]
 TimeWaster wrote:
It's still going.
 
And going . . . and going . . . {#Guitarist}
Posted 14 years ago by acolt    [ Reply ]
nice nice niceeeee! {#Drummer}
Posted 14 years ago by physastro2050    [ Reply ]
It's still going.
Posted 14 years ago by TimeWaster    [ Reply ]
 tiggers wrote:
Great! A stoner verison of 'I heard it through the grapevine'. Can a piece of music suck more than this? Doubt it!
 
Yes - Pogues - Fairytale Of New York 

It is listed as godlike in your personal list.

. . . you did ask. . .  
Posted 14 years ago by SquiddlyDiddly    [ Reply ]
Great! A stoner verison of 'I heard it through the grapevine'. Can a piece of music suck more than this? Doubt it!
Posted 14 years ago by tiggers    [ Reply ]
I hoid that this version sucks, and I hoid right.
Posted 14 years ago by TimeWaster    [ Reply ]
 ce wrote:
redstorm wrote:
NYC, born and bred, (along with a stint in europe) and i still like these country boy

copymonkey wrote:
Actually, weren't these guys from Berkley? Or right near there? I guess, compared to San Francisco-that's kinda the country.

As a Dutchman with some interest in accents in English, I've always thought that the vocals in this particular CCR song are a VERY strong example of an accent from the NYC area.
     "I hea'y'd it through the grapevine"
In another song:
     "Big wheels keep on tu'y'ning, Proud Mary keeps on Bu'y'ning"
I believe the accent is from "New Je'y'sey", just accross the Hudson river.

Can somebody confi'y'm this, or enlighten me?
 

I think its just an affectation (check out the big brain on gutboy!) kinda like the way Billie Joe Armstrong of Greenday sings like an english punk.
Posted 14 years ago by gutboy    [ Reply ]

My hubby and I usually hate endless 70s noodle fests (see: anything the Grateful Dead ever did), but this one, wow. So marvelous.


Posted 14 years ago by queilani    [ Reply ]
San Francisco, actually.  Berkley was close.

John Fogerty, Doug Clifford, and Stu Cook (all born 1945) met at senior high school in El Cerrito, California and began playing instrumentals and "juke box standards" together under the name The Blue Velvets.

 ce wrote:
redstorm wrote:
NYC, born and bred, (along with a stint in europe) and i still like these country boy

copymonkey wrote:
Actually, weren't these guys from Berkley? Or right near there? I guess, compared to San Francisco-that's kinda the country.

As a Dutchman with some interest in accents in English, I've always thought that the vocals in this particular CCR song are a VERY strong example of an accent from the NYC area.
     "I hea'y'd it through the grapevine"
In another song:
     "Big wheels keep on tu'y'ning, Proud Mary keeps on Bu'y'ning"
I believe the accent is from "New Je'y'sey", just accross the Hudson river.

Can somebody confi'y'm this, or enlighten me?
 


Posted 14 years ago by bb_bubbab    [ Reply ]
Perfect for that tribe of whiners who'll show up soon complaining about Alice's Restaurant being too long! Weed 'em out ahead of time, Bill!
Posted 14 years ago by ScottFromWyoming    [ Reply ]
Didn't think any other white boys could cover Marvin quite so well until I heard Marshall Crenshaw do "Sexual Healing" as a concert closing encore. It just sizzled.
Posted 15 years ago by WonderLizard    [ Reply ]
 Geecheeboy wrote:
I just love this extended version.
 

Oh yeah. They could extend this another 20 minutes and I'd be foot-dancing with fervency in my cubical the entire time.

Posted 15 years ago by gabbadar    [ Reply ]
 ce wrote:
As a Dutchman with some interest in accents in English, I've always thought that the vocals in this particular CCR song are a VERY strong example of an accent from the NYC area.
     "I hea'y'd it through the grapevine"
In another song:
     "Big wheels keep on tu'y'ning, Proud Mary keeps on Bu'y'ning"
I believe the accent is from "New Je'y'sey", just accross the Hudson river.

Can somebody confi'y'm this, or enlighten me?
 
It seems so exaggerated... not sure you can chalk it up to an accent.

Posted 15 years ago by rosedraws    [ Reply ]
On Hell's Top 10. {#Fire}{#Devil_pimp}{#Fire}
Posted 15 years ago by crockydile    [ Reply ]
redstorm wrote:
NYC, born and bred, (along with a stint in europe) and i still like these country boy

copymonkey wrote:
Actually, weren't these guys from Berkley? Or right near there? I guess, compared to San Francisco-that's kinda the country.

As a Dutchman with some interest in accents in English, I've always thought that the vocals in this particular CCR song are a VERY strong example of an accent from the NYC area.
     "I hea'y'd it through the grapevine"
In another song:
     "Big wheels keep on tu'y'ning, Proud Mary keeps on Bu'y'ning"
I believe the accent is from "New Je'y'sey", just accross the Hudson river.

Can somebody confi'y'm this, or enlighten me?


Posted 15 years ago by ce    [ Reply ]

There are not words to describe how turgid this is. A minus 1 if ever there was one. Not sucko-barfo - it's just shite


Posted 15 years ago by tiggers    [ Reply ]
 Mandible wrote:

 
to this day, I can NOT hear this song w/o thinking of them
plus christmas brings the 'here we come a-waffling' claymation memories too

Posted 15 years ago by jenakle    [ Reply ]
My arms are getting tired, air-drumming through this whole song...but I like it, have the original on vinyl, don't miss the scratches, though!
Posted 15 years ago by rharvey658    [ Reply ]

Let's have a vote on the worst cover ever.  For me, it would be Grand Funk's version of Gimme Shelter, Roxy Music's version of Eight Miles High, and that entire Bruce Lash album.

This one has to be top ten, though.



Posted 15 years ago by keller1    [ Reply ]
I just love this extended version.
Posted 15 years ago by Geecheeboy    [ Reply ]
make it stop

Posted 15 years ago by nimesay    [ Reply ]
I just graduated from college, started a business, made millions, SOLD the business, bought a vineyard and took a long stroll through the grapevines and this song was playing the whole time and it's still not done...

Posted 15 years ago by sirrus    [ Reply ]
 redstorm wrote:
NYC, born and bred, (along with a stint in europe) and i still like these country boys, though all the white guys in high school tried and prided themselves on dressing like these guys in flannel shirts (jeans were not allowed) But the more I see all these complaints I'll have to raise it up to a 8 from a 7 {#Lol}
 

Actually, weren't these guys from Berkley? Or right near there? I guess, compared to San Francisco—that's kinda the country.

Posted 15 years ago by copymonkey    [ Reply ]

I doubt you could actually hear through the grapevine if it were this long.


Posted 15 years ago by diazo    [ Reply ]
NYC, born and bred, (along with a stint in europe) and i still like these country boys, though all the white guys in high school tried and prided themselves on dressing like these guys in flannel shirts (jeans were not allowed) But the more I see all these complaints I'll have to raise it up to a 8 from a 7 {#Lol}
Posted 15 years ago by redstorm    [ Reply ]
 LorraineV1 wrote:
When will it end?
 
Never! Heaven and Hell singing it both! {#Bananajam}{#Devil_pimp}{#Innocent}
Posted 15 years ago by alezz_ua    [ Reply ]

Posted 15 years ago by Mandible    [ Reply ]
coyote620 wrote:
enough already!!!!


Loop it! Loop it!

Posted 15 years ago by vit    [ Reply ]
Wonder how long they kept playing after the fade?
Posted 15 years ago by copymonkey    [ Reply ]
MJMJ wrote:
Good lord that goes on forever.


yep, thanks Lord Goldsmith!
10.

Posted 15 years ago by Danny_G    [ Reply ]
enough already!!!!
Posted 15 years ago by coyote620    [ Reply ]
When will it end?
Posted 15 years ago by LorraineV1    [ Reply ]
Irritating
Posted 15 years ago by LorraineV1    [ Reply ]
I "Huh-oidit" . . . love it!
Posted 15 years ago by wenatchee    [ Reply ]
You know, I'm surprised at the negative feedback. I really liked it... nice to hear a darker version of a great but light song.
Posted 16 years ago by kongomush    [ Reply ]
 dangerboy wrote:

This song would be too long at two minutes and twenty seven seconds. It feels like twenty seven minutes and two seconds. I had to turn the radio off. yuck
also raised on NY. The Mars Bar forever!
 
 

Couldn't agree more, utterly dire and way way too long. Why do these meandering drug induced jamming sessions some you call music have to go on for so long. It's alost like toture and definitely a waste of bandwidth.

Posted 16 years ago by tiggers    [ Reply ]
 countyman wrote:
Can't go wrong with one of them Creedence songs.

hmmm...

Posted 16 years ago by gumby    [ Reply ]
What's next?  The 12-minute dance mix of "Mustang Sally"?
Posted 16 years ago by MtnSinger    [ Reply ]
rtwingo wrote:
I HOYID it through the grapevine? Oy Vey...
 
{#Lol}

Posted 16 years ago by petesku    [ Reply ]
I HOYID it through the grapevine? Oy Vey...
Posted 16 years ago by rtwingo    [ Reply ]
 raisedonCFNY wrote:
MAKE IT STOP!
 
This song would be too long at two minutes and twenty seven seconds. It feels like twenty seven minutes and two seconds. I had to turn the radio off. yuck
also raised on NY. The Mars Bar forever!
 
Posted 16 years ago by dangerboy    [ Reply ]
Creedence does a pretty good song. 

Over and over again. . . .
Posted 16 years ago by Xeric    [ Reply ]
Good lord that goes on forever.
Posted 16 years ago by MJMJ    [ Reply ]
ok I like this song but we know bill doesn't need a bathroom break so could you please make it end?
Posted 16 years ago by skyguy    [ Reply ]
repititious...numbing...zzzz...
Posted 16 years ago by wyoschrods    [ Reply ]
Can't go wrong with one of them Creedence songs.
Posted 16 years ago by countyman    [ Reply ]
cutterjudd wrote:
"If your good you will live forever, and if you're bad, you'll die when you die"...............
"living forever" doesn't mean you'll "live" in the same context of what you're feeling now.
Posted 16 years ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
Jelani wrote:
What makes you think you'll be able to hear anything after you die?
"If your good you will live forever, and if you're bad, you'll die when you die"...............
Posted 16 years ago by cutterjudd    [ Reply ]