Greg Kihn — Remember
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Silver bird takes off in the night another's coming in
In every window a light as every night begins
One thing stays on my mind as I look back on the time
I guess it just couldn't last I feel its fading fast
Do you remember?
Do you surrender?
Do you remember how it feels?
If it all comes back on me, I will run and hide
Sometimes all you've got left is your empty pride
Nothing, nothing will ever be the same
Some of the best things fade, some of the worst remain
I can't turn back the tide
Or show you something inside
Or help you out when you fall
If I can help you at all
Do you remember?
Do you surrender?
Do you remember how it feels?
Do you remember?
Do you surrender?
Do you remember how it feels?
In every window a light as every night begins
One thing stays on my mind as I look back on the time
I guess it just couldn't last I feel its fading fast
Do you remember?
Do you surrender?
Do you remember how it feels?
If it all comes back on me, I will run and hide
Sometimes all you've got left is your empty pride
Nothing, nothing will ever be the same
Some of the best things fade, some of the worst remain
I can't turn back the tide
Or show you something inside
Or help you out when you fall
If I can help you at all
Do you remember?
Do you surrender?
Do you remember how it feels?
Do you remember?
Do you surrender?
Do you remember how it feels?
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Good Tune!!
Sheer brilliance. <3
I don't remember this song back in the day. However, over the years I've become very familiar with it through RP. A very groovy tune.
cely wrote:
I saw him perform live in the 70s and 80s in San Francisco. Very good live show. For me this was his best song. Who remembers that he became a DJ on a radio station in San Jose?
So cool to hear Greg Kihn again. I loved his music back in the late 70s/early 80s. Then he went in an overly pop (for me back then) direction, and I just gave up on him. I never heard this one before, but I love it. THIS is why I only listen to RP.
I saw him perform live in the 70s and 80s in San Francisco. Very good live show. For me this was his best song. Who remembers that he became a DJ on a radio station in San Jose?
echocheese wrote:
I live next door to the drummer's brother. really!
20 years later, I lived on a 360-acre farm with the keyboardist (and a bunch of other folks) . Gary was a super cool guy!
I live next door to the drummer's brother. really!
20 years later, I lived on a 360-acre farm with the keyboardist (and a bunch of other folks) . Gary was a super cool guy!
I remember. I saw him live just a week or two before my daughter was born. I could feel the music in my enormous belly and I am sure my child could too, cause she was having a party in there. She will soon be 40.
theirongiant wrote:
You're right, there's nothing in it that dates it, no '80's keyboard, no synthetic drums... it really does sound pretty good.
This sounds so fresh. I can’t believe it was made in 1985.
You're right, there's nothing in it that dates it, no '80's keyboard, no synthetic drums... it really does sound pretty good.
Another nowhere song. Meh.
Although I do dig the guitar solo. Pretty dang sweet :)
Although I do dig the guitar solo. Pretty dang sweet :)
Pretty shocked to hear this. I know Greg Kihn only from his radio hits from a few years before this song. This sounds a lot more sophisticated. Good song.
So cool to hear Greg Kihn again. I loved his music back in the late 70s/early 80s. Then he went in an overly pop (for me back then) direction, and I just gave up on him. I never heard this one before, but I love it. THIS is why I only listen to RP.
khardog145 wrote:
WXRT -- I live in South Bend and wow XRT brings back memories. are they still in a rock format?
I remember. It was played on WXRT radio in Chicago. Great song.
WXRT -- I live in South Bend and wow XRT brings back memories. are they still in a rock format?
This is very nice, I don't remember hearing this back in the day. What a shame.
This sounds so fresh. I can’t believe it was made in 1985.
Awesome, missed this one back in it's day.
Nice tunes to drink coffee to 8am this Sunday morning in Washington DC.
Thanks Bill!
khardog145 wrote:
Chicago's Fine Rock Station!
I remember. It was played on WXRT radio in Chicago. Great song.
Chicago's Fine Rock Station!
I lost on Jeopardy...Baby!
This is one of my favorite songs from the 80's. Great melody, harmony and beat and yet so uncharacteristic for the Greg Kihn Band. They really nailed it with this one, too bad they didn't have more songs of this caliber.
I saw them open for Blondie in Santa Cruz in 1980. Serviceable comes to mind, Not great, but better than just alright. Greg is still performing & was DJ-ing in San Jose, the last I heard. I think he played one of the summer time music on the beach things at the SC Boardwalk, that's the weird place between being a "has been" & still being a going concern. That's all I Kihn remember.
I remember. It was played on WXRT radio in Chicago. Great song.
Faithful_Fool wrote:
Early- Mid 70's San Francisco bay area was when I was turned onto him.
Unique sound to the region? But he was greatly appreciated and got a lot of local radio air-time.
Still a unique sound to him after 40 years.
Gets an 8
He was a big favorite here in Cleveland then as well. All of his stuff got big airplay back when it was fresh. There was a minor league circuit in the 70's and 80's anchored by the Cleveland Agora with outlets in Colorado and Texas and maybe San Diego-ish that hit particular regions and acts would rotate through them. Michael Stanley is one of those acts that traveled this circuit. Joe Walsh had a big influence with this group establishing the beach head in Colorado during his Rocky Mountain Way / Barnstorm phase.
Early- Mid 70's San Francisco bay area was when I was turned onto him.
Unique sound to the region? But he was greatly appreciated and got a lot of local radio air-time.
Still a unique sound to him after 40 years.
Gets an 8
He was a big favorite here in Cleveland then as well. All of his stuff got big airplay back when it was fresh. There was a minor league circuit in the 70's and 80's anchored by the Cleveland Agora with outlets in Colorado and Texas and maybe San Diego-ish that hit particular regions and acts would rotate through them. Michael Stanley is one of those acts that traveled this circuit. Joe Walsh had a big influence with this group establishing the beach head in Colorado during his Rocky Mountain Way / Barnstorm phase.
Have always loved this song, so well crafted. Thank you, Greg!
Blue_Finn wrote:
They're philistines. (The RP listeners who gave it 6.8.)
One of my absolute favorite Songs ever- Rating 6.8?
gillespp wrote:They're philistines. (The RP listeners who gave it 6.8.)
....wait....so anyone who has rated this track is a philistine?
6.8 is a not too terrible average rating for a somewhat obscure (to U.S. ears) artist. And I've helped the cause in increasing the rating; mine's at an 8.
Blue_Finn wrote:
They're philistines. (The RP listeners who gave it 6.8.)
One of my absolute favorite Songs ever- Rating 6.8?
They're philistines. (The RP listeners who gave it 6.8.)
I hear Nektar. Maybe Camel. Maybe Wishbone Ash.
One of my absolute favorite Songs ever- Rating 6.8?
Puns and all, I find this to be a driving track, good for working or working out, and I've rated it an 8.
Now, 4 tracks ago I commented that BillG had played a set of 7 of my 8s in a row, followed by a 9 and 7, and another 4 8s (and counting) so I'm going to consider this to be my favorite batch of tracks on RP in my 11ish years here.
Long Live RP!
Stephen_Phillips wrote:
Early- Mid 70's San Francisco bay area was when I was turned onto him.
Unique sound to the region? But he was greatly appreciated and got a lot of local radio air-time.
Still a unique sound to him after 40 years.
Gets an 8
Is it a California sound?
Early- Mid 70's San Francisco bay area was when I was turned onto him.
Unique sound to the region? But he was greatly appreciated and got a lot of local radio air-time.
Still a unique sound to him after 40 years.
Gets an 8
I hear a similarity in the harmonies to Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. Is it a California sound? Anyway I like it very much.
ubermaniam wrote:
Apparently the punning thing was based on some OCD issue: he kept doing it. One of the first albums from the Greg Kihn band was "Rockihnroll". And then...
From Allmusic.com:
He continued in a more commercial vein through the '80s with a series of pun-titled albums: Kihntinued (1982), Kihnspiracy (1983), Kihntageous (1984), and Citizen Kihn (1985).
Other albums include: "True Kihnfessions", "Kihnspicuous Taste", "Unkihntrollable", "Kihn of Hearts" and "Next of Kihn."
As Hogtownmike and Proclivities have noted, the design on many of the album covers is pretty cheesy.
Kihnspuracy! Epic.
Remembered the name but had to look up the hits: "The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em)" and "Jeopardy" (as in "Our Love's in Jeopardy" which Weird Al Yankovich turned into "I Lost on Jeopardy"). Maybe there were other notable ones; this is far better than anything else of his that I remember.
And yeah, I think it was The Greg Kihn Band. One of his albums was called "Kihnspiracy" which made me groan at the time.
Remembered the name but had to look up the hits: "The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em)" and "Jeopardy" (as in "Our Love's in Jeopardy" which Weird Al Yankovich turned into "I Lost on Jeopardy"). Maybe there were other notable ones; this is far better than anything else of his that I remember.
And yeah, I think it was The Greg Kihn Band. One of his albums was called "Kihnspiracy" which made me groan at the time.
Apparently the punning thing was based on some OCD issue: he kept doing it. One of the first albums from the Greg Kihn band was "Rockihnroll". And then...
From Allmusic.com:
He continued in a more commercial vein through the '80s with a series of pun-titled albums: Kihntinued (1982), Kihnspiracy (1983), Kihntageous (1984), and Citizen Kihn (1985).
Other albums include: "True Kihnfessions", "Kihnspicuous Taste", "Unkihntrollable", "Kihn of Hearts" and "Next of Kihn."
As Hogtownmike and Proclivities have noted, the design on many of the album covers is pretty cheesy.
Never tire of this one Bill!!!
not to be confused with "remember the future" by Nektar
The live version includes a really cool "fade out".
Ok....this gets played immediately after "Le Vent Nous Portera". Am I right in hearing a great resemblance? Which came first?
I always loved this song... especially the very end.
Kihnspuracy! Epic.
Remembered the name but had to look up the hits: "The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em)" and "Jeopardy" (as in "Our Love's in Jeopardy" which Weird Al Yankovich turned into "I Lost on Jeopardy"). Maybe there were other notable ones; this is far better than anything else of his that I remember.
And yeah, I think it was The Greg Kihn Band. One of his albums was called "Kihnspiracy" which made me groan at the time.
Remembered the name but had to look up the hits: "The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em)" and "Jeopardy" (as in "Our Love's in Jeopardy" which Weird Al Yankovich turned into "I Lost on Jeopardy"). Maybe there were other notable ones; this is far better than anything else of his that I remember.
And yeah, I think it was The Greg Kihn Band. One of his albums was called "Kihnspiracy" which made me groan at the time.
The original album that this song is from, Next of Kihn, was quite good (it was their third album.) They were a very popular San Francisco Bay Area club band in the 80s.
Sweet guitar solo.
Hogtownmike wrote:
and the awful typography! (design nerd).
It could be worse, at least they used a fun typeface; that overlapping is pretty dreadful though.
and the awful typography! (design nerd).
It could be worse, at least they used a fun typeface; that overlapping is pretty dreadful though.
scrubbrush wrote:
Remembered the name but had to look up the hits: "The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em)" and "Jeopardy" (as in "Our Love's in Jeopardy" which Weird Al Yankovich turned into "I Lost on Jeopardy"). Maybe there were other notable ones; this is far better than anything else of his that I remember.
And yeah, I think it was The Greg Kihn Band. One of his albums was called "Kihnspiracy" which made me groan at the time.
I would never guessed that I'd like a Greg Kihn song.... what was his "big hit" again? weren't they called "The Greg Kihn Band"?
Remembered the name but had to look up the hits: "The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em)" and "Jeopardy" (as in "Our Love's in Jeopardy" which Weird Al Yankovich turned into "I Lost on Jeopardy"). Maybe there were other notable ones; this is far better than anything else of his that I remember.
And yeah, I think it was The Greg Kihn Band. One of his albums was called "Kihnspiracy" which made me groan at the time.
On_The_Beach wrote:
and the awful typography! (design nerd).
Great catchy tune, but you gotta laugh at the 80s cover photo.
and the awful typography! (design nerd).
Something about his voice made me click on through... It has an 80's almost hard rocker feel.
Hearing this is like receiving a gift.
Wow. Haven't heard this song since the 80s. Need to dust off the vinyl and listen to the rest of the album.
Great song!
Kaisersosay wrote:
Amen. What is it? 36—gasp— years later?
still like this song.
Amen. What is it? 36—gasp— years later?
I am so happy that Greg Kihn is still playing and being played. Something about him and my youth. I was at a concert in Edmonton at a terrible cement venue with my beautiful daughter, not yet born, and I swear she danced with me, Now her daughter dances. Thanks RP.
cohifi wrote:
Was it at Gabe's?
I sortof remember the time I saw this band at a bar in Iowa City, and I'm pretty sure the dude is shorter than me. Thanks for the memories
Was it at Gabe's?
Great catchy tune, but you gotta laugh at the 80s cover photo.
Homesick to schooltime....
A wonderful Song- I know it Sinne 20 years - still Great!
I do miss his DJ duties on KFOX, was nice to hear his inside stories about Rock-n-Roll from a survivor's perspective.
Excellent. His best.
Re: KFOG, KFOX... two years ago my last message to the PD at KFOG was that I was switching to RP. Haven't looked back.
Re: KFOG, KFOX... two years ago my last message to the PD at KFOG was that I was switching to RP. Haven't looked back.
I would never guessed that I'd like a Greg Kihn song.... what was his "big hit" again? weren't they called "The Greg Kihn Band"?
simply timeless.
look it's back on again!
Boy_Wonder wrote:
Bounce!
Nice... but his early stuff on Beserkley Records should be tracked down, along with various other unsung heroes such as the Rubinoos and early Jonathan Richmond
Bounce!
RC_in_Bezerkeley wrote:
I don't recall when KBAY changed its call letters to KFOG, but it was at least by 1968. A buddy of mine—we were sophomores at USF—landed a gig as a nighttime DJ. At the time KFOG was an "easy listening" station, but a gig's a gig, right? At the top of every hour, he'd read the news which would always end with some bizarre Reuters story, like nude Sumo wrestlers frolicking in the fountains at the emperor's Imperial Palace. He told us later that he and the engineer would make up these wild stories to relieve the boredom and attribute them to Reuters, mostly because no one would think to check up on the revered British news service. Couldn't happen in the internet age.
Pretty good stuff. Remember seeing him play on campus at Cal a very, very long time ago...
He lost his morning show radio gig last month on KFOX. KFOX decided to try and step into the shoes that KFOG left vacant when their current PD gutted the station and changed the format to safe corporate... RIP KFOG
He lost his morning show radio gig last month on KFOX. KFOX decided to try and step into the shoes that KFOG left vacant when their current PD gutted the station and changed the format to safe corporate... RIP KFOG
I don't recall when KBAY changed its call letters to KFOG, but it was at least by 1968. A buddy of mine—we were sophomores at USF—landed a gig as a nighttime DJ. At the time KFOG was an "easy listening" station, but a gig's a gig, right? At the top of every hour, he'd read the news which would always end with some bizarre Reuters story, like nude Sumo wrestlers frolicking in the fountains at the emperor's Imperial Palace. He told us later that he and the engineer would make up these wild stories to relieve the boredom and attribute them to Reuters, mostly because no one would think to check up on the revered British news service. Couldn't happen in the internet age.
RC_in_Bezerkeley wrote:
You are so right. KFrOG bites the big one now. Even 10at10 is messed up. Annalisa was one of the last bits of goodness at KFOG before they gave her Kihn's job.
Oh, good song :-).
Pretty good stuff. Remember seeing him play on campus at Cal a very, very long time ago...
He lost his morning show radio gig last month on KFOX. KFOX decided to try and step into the shoes that KFOG left vacant when their current PD gutted the station and changed the format to safe corporate... RIP KFOG
He lost his morning show radio gig last month on KFOX. KFOX decided to try and step into the shoes that KFOG left vacant when their current PD gutted the station and changed the format to safe corporate... RIP KFOG
You are so right. KFrOG bites the big one now. Even 10at10 is messed up. Annalisa was one of the last bits of goodness at KFOG before they gave her Kihn's job.
Oh, good song :-).
this song includes a bass sound near infra sound at the end!
countyman wrote:
Another alternate version is the single: When the album version started getting a bit of airplay, the decision was made to try to create an edited 45. For better or worse, no one could come up with what they thought was an acceptable edit, so everyone went back into the studio to record a completely new shorter version.
The live version of this song is superb!!!! It includes a fadeout, which is hard to do live.
Another alternate version is the single: When the album version started getting a bit of airplay, the decision was made to try to create an edited 45. For better or worse, no one could come up with what they thought was an acceptable edit, so everyone went back into the studio to record a completely new shorter version.
I sortof remember the time I saw this band at a bar in Iowa City, and I'm pretty sure the dude is shorter than me. Thanks for the memories
Geez!—am being haunted this morning by all these old songs of love for a man that is now my ex...such a strange achy paradox!
Pretty good stuff. Remember seeing him play on campus at Cal a very, very long time ago...
He lost his morning show radio gig last month on KFOX. KFOX decided to try and step into the shoes that KFOG left vacant when their current PD gutted the station and changed the format to safe corporate... RIP KFOG
He lost his morning show radio gig last month on KFOX. KFOX decided to try and step into the shoes that KFOG left vacant when their current PD gutted the station and changed the format to safe corporate... RIP KFOG
still like this song.
Nice... but his early stuff on Beserkley Records should be tracked down, along with various other unsung heroes such as the Rubinoos and early Jonathan Richmond
Looong time since last hearing this. NIce.
Oh my, such memories...can't stop loving this.
Love the riff! Wow! Nice guitar work overall actually!
ziakut wrote:
He had a bigger hit with "Jeopardy". This song's not bad though.
Almost has a worldly sound to it. Who knew that this was the same artist that created and scored lots o' money with duds like 'The Breakup Song'. I really like this and glad to see that he's done something interesting and memorable. Kihn-gratulations...Greg! 
He had a bigger hit with "Jeopardy". This song's not bad though.
Oh my - I do Remember - Next of Kihn - 1978. Bill plays so much of the vinyl that now sits in my parents house in NJ. Which is good, because I'm not about to go across the country to go fetch it.
The live version of this song is superb!!!! It includes a fadeout, which is hard to do live.
Toe-tapping goodness!
Almost has a worldly sound to it. Who knew that this was the same artist that created and scored lots o' money with duds like 'The Breakup Song'. I really like this and glad to see that he's done something interesting and memorable. Kihn-gratulations...Greg!
THE best song from Greg Kihn...
One of the best songs of the 80's
One of the best songs of the 80's
rtrudeau wrote:
We all looked pretty silly in the 80's.
Even sillier in the '70s.
We all looked pretty silly in the 80's.
Even sillier in the '70s.
for me, this is his only song that really held up
Jelani wrote:
Around here we call it Fourbucks.
two dollars? What Starbucks are you shopping at?
Around here we call it Fourbucks.
ninamo wrote:
I remember... he played at Cabo's while I worked there during college. — nice guy!
Cabo's in Chico?? felix_the_man wrote:
Same show! I was amazed how much real estate Jagger covered that night. Never stopped moving all night; great energy.
Saw that tour in the Kingdome (RIP). He was great—and so was J. Geils—the second band.
On_The_Beach wrote:
On_The_Beach wrote:
I saw him open for the Stones in '81. The Stones were great; can't really remember Greg!
Same show! I was amazed how much real estate Jagger covered that night. Never stopped moving all night; great energy.
LOVELY guitar work!
Keen.
Keen.
I thought this particular GK tune might have more general appeal than it seems to by the overall rating. Seems to me to have withstood the test of time, though. Tasteful guitar fills, nice fingerpicking melody, no weird 80's production techniques (or am I now missing them? Yikes!). Oh, well.
Last time I heard this song was echoing down Del Playa in Isla Vista (UCSB campus) in 1986. Ahh the memories. Thanks!
Great set Bill.
Had a heap of dishes from an early dinner-party and got through them in no time with the energy of the set following Joan Armatrading's track which was accompanied by a very nice German off-sweet white.
MMM.hmmm.
Had a heap of dishes from an early dinner-party and got through them in no time with the energy of the set following Joan Armatrading's track which was accompanied by a very nice German off-sweet white.
MMM.hmmm.
Cynaera wrote:
two dollars? What Starbucks are you shopping at?
. That and two dollars would get you a Starbucks grande low-fat latte.
two dollars? What Starbucks are you shopping at?
Okay - I wondered if time had been good to him, so I did a little checking. He's put on pounds, and his voice has a little gravel in it, but I'm listening to a song called "Noa, Noa" and he still has the chops. I think he could make a serious comeback, if he hasn't already. I still think "The Breakup Song" and "Jeopardy" are two of the worst songs he could have ever done. LOTS better material out there, and his current stuff is quite good.
Just my opinion. That and two dollars would get you a Starbucks grande low-fat latte.
Just my opinion. That and two dollars would get you a Starbucks grande low-fat latte.
THANK YOU haven't heard this in decades. Takes me back to college. (without the paper due on Monday)
I remember... he played at Cabo's while I worked there during college. — nice guy!
lmic wrote:
He acquiesced for a snapshot with me and a high school GF after we ambushed him exiting the rear from a late-night interview at KFRC around that time. Nice guy.
Well done!
He acquiesced for a snapshot with me and a high school GF after we ambushed him exiting the rear from a late-night interview at KFRC around that time. Nice guy.
Well done! felix_the_man wrote:
He acquiesced for a snapshot with me and a high school GF after we ambushed him exiting the rear from a late-night interview at KFRC around that time. Nice guy.
Saw that tour in the Kingdome (RIP). He was great—
He acquiesced for a snapshot with me and a high school GF after we ambushed him exiting the rear from a late-night interview at KFRC around that time. Nice guy.
I'm sorta floored - the only song I'd ever heard from him was "The Breakup Song." This was an unexpected pleasure - I'd heard it in random venues, but never knew who did it.
Wow. I love it. Thank goodness Greg Kihn is more than just a one-hit wonder.
Wow. I love it. Thank goodness Greg Kihn is more than just a one-hit wonder.
I like his voice—-did not like all of the bad puns.
Saw that tour in the Kingdome (RIP). He was great—and so was J. Geils—the second band.
On_The_Beach wrote:
I saw him open for the Stones in '81. The Stones were great; can't really remember Greg!
EssexTex wrote:
We all looked pretty silly in the 80's.
Love the guitar...hope he's not still dressing like that
We all looked pretty silly in the 80's.
I saw him open for the Stones in '81. The Stones were great; can't really remember Greg!
Greg Kihn is still kickin' - not sure I get this, but check out The Greg Kihn Show: https://www.thegregkihnshow.com/
I saw GK last summer and was kind of disappointed. Nothing but top 40 covers until the last song...The Breakup Song", the only original song of the night. His son, an excellent guitar player.was playing with him......
bill, kihn you please refrain from playing this ever, ever again?
curtkare wrote:
...bayy-buh
I lost on Jeopardy!
...bayy-buh
Thought it was Widespread Panic at first.
paulmack wrote:
Yeah, a lot of folks didn't know who he was then or now. Glad RP plays him.
I always had the feeling that Greg Kihn and his band were rather under-appreciated, even back in the 70's and 80's.
Yeah, a lot of folks didn't know who he was then or now. Glad RP plays him.
EssexTex wrote:
I've seen people wearing those skinny stove-pipe jeans. Ya wait long enough, stuff comes back in style!
Love the guitar...hope he's not still dressing like that
I've seen people wearing those skinny stove-pipe jeans. Ya wait long enough, stuff comes back in style!
Never heared this before. It really sounds like 80 stuff!!
I always had the feeling that Greg Kihn and his band were rather under-appreciated, even back in the 70's and 80's.
I still love this, after all the years!
Perfect transition from Noir Désir to this.
Love the guitar...hope he's not still dressing like that
Panama_Floyd wrote:
He didn't do too much that was this good. Iremeber i had one of his records at one time and was very disappointed with most of it. This is avery strong cut though!
I was a DJ in the early `80s. All I ever heard were his singles (which I hated). I never knew he made stuff like this!
He didn't do too much that was this good. Iremeber i had one of his records at one time and was very disappointed with most of it. This is avery strong cut though!
I lost on Jeopardy!
I was a DJ in the early `80s. All I ever heard were his singles (which I hated). I never knew he made stuff like this!
kulbreez wrote:
Greg who?
maybe I only like this cuz it reminds me of high school... but, it's so unlike what people think of when they think of Greg Kihn! Does anyone think of Greg Kihn?
Greg who?
He is a Kihnstitution! 7
Discovering him...Cool song that suits the mood of the moment.
On_The_Beach wrote:
Egggggaxtly.
I need to buy the cd just for this song.
A pretty tasty tune from someone who most would write off as "too commercial to be cool".
Thumbs up.
Thumbs up.
Egggggaxtly.
I need to buy the cd just for this song.
A pretty tasty tune from someone who most would write off as "too commercial to be cool".
Thumbs up.
Thumbs up.
maybe I only like this cuz it reminds me of high school... but, it's so unlike what people think of when they think of Greg Kihn! Does anyone think of Greg Kihn?
peter_james_bond wrote:
?? I like this ... and I'm a big Yes-head ... but I don't here old-school (or any-school) Yes at all.
This reminds me of old school Yes.
?? I like this ... and I'm a big Yes-head ... but I don't here old-school (or any-school) Yes at all.