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Peter Gabriel — Lovetown
Album: Philadelphia Soundtrack
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7.1

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Released: 1994
Length: 5:18
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People go naked and pick up these trails
Someone before me laid down these rails
When it's loaded up too heavy,
this engine fails
In lovetown
I can't settle down
And do those teeth still match the wound
Take a good look around
In lovetown

Aaahha, aaahha
Looking in lovetown
Aaahha, aaahha
This is lovetown

Sometimes you're stormy water
on which I pour my oil
In each other's shadow
The roots reach into the soil
All these knots so tightly tied
We could not uncoil
In lovetown
No place to settle down
And do those teeth still match the wound
Take a good look around
In lovetown

Aaahha, aaahha
This is lovetown
Aaahha, aaahha
Looking in lovetown

Whose lonely lips will find these hidden scars?
Who's seen the kisses left in dimlit bars?
Who's out in the streets, looking for love like ours?
Who's looking in lovetown tonight?

Have you got what you want
Said have you got what you need
With what you did and what you saw
Did you find you needed more
Have you got what you came for
Are you really so sure
Are you really so sure

Looking in lovetown
In lovetown
Living in lovetown
Hey yeah yeah.
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RP! Real goddamn music
Posted 8 months ago by blackieray    [ Reply ]
 exeter wrote:

I can't think of a Peter Gabriel song that deserves less than an 8.  When one of an artist's stinkers still deserves an 8, that says something about his talent, doesn't it? :-)




There is a song from the Gremlins soundtrack called Out Out that is definitely not an 8.
Posted 1 year ago by mrselfdestruct    [ Reply ]
 nomnol wrote:
What about the water in the coconut? 7 days?
 
I always thought it was lime in the coconut.
Posted 1 year ago by kurtster    [ Reply ]
 veegez wrote:
radiojunkie wrote: Just for that bit, you are hearby banished to a desert island. With 5 Long Playing Records and a Record Player. (Caution: about playing those vinyl albums in the desert sun, um, they WILL warp. Avoid the sun, and store the records in the shade or possibly in the ocean.) (For the purposes of this scenario, we are assuming an 110 amp electrical outlet is available at the base of the single palm tree on the island. No batteries required.) (The single coconut in said tree may fall. Please situate player and self accordingly) (Try to space out your music listening enjoyment to about an album per day. As you know, without water you'll be dead by day 6. So 5 records, 5 days, you get the picture....) (And by the way, that kind of takes care of the smart alec battery remark located above. The assumption being: Batteries will last as long as you or I will on a desert island.) (Parenthetical caption #6 reserved for future use.) Sorry about all of that. :)


What about the water in the coconut? 7 days?
Posted 2 years ago by nomnol    [ Reply ]
 veegez wrote:
radiojunkie wrote: Just for that bit, you are hearby banished to a desert island. With 5 Long Playing Records and a Record Player. (Caution: about playing those vinyl albums in the desert sun, um, they WILL warp. Avoid the sun, and store the records in the shade or possibly in the ocean.) (For the purposes of this scenario, we are assuming an 110 amp electrical outlet is available at the base of the single palm tree on the island. No batteries required.) (The single coconut in said tree may fall. Please situate player and self accordingly) (Try to space out your music listening enjoyment to about an album per day. As you know, without water you'll be dead by day 6. So 5 records, 5 days, you get the picture....) (And by the way, that kind of takes care of the smart alec battery remark located above. The assumption being: Batteries will last as long as you or I will on a desert island.) (Parenthetical caption #6 reserved for future use.) Sorry about all of that. :)


What have you got against solar panels? 
Posted 3 years ago by NotShakespeare    [ Reply ]
 boatbyrd225 wrote:
how do you know? you could draw 110 amps @ 110 volts! ...ever hear of Ohm's Law? ...eh?

 

Posted 3 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
 Will62 wrote:
Going to be howled down.
No denying the talent. I simply cannot take to his vocals. Irritating seems an inadequate description.
 
I don't know who produced this, but they needed their ears syringed.  The vocals are far too prominent.
Posted 4 years ago by Edweirdo    [ Reply ]
Such an intriguing track. Spare vocals, wicked fat bass line (Tony Levin on a Chapman Stick, I think), sprinkled with a few guitar notes and a few organ chords. Yep, absolutely love this soundtrack. 
Posted 4 years ago by talexb    [ Reply ]
 boatbyrd225 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha, he meant volts obviously! Good call!  Funny

 

Posted 5 years ago by boatbyrd225    [ Reply ]
 sjccroquet wrote:

110 amps, huh?  Those are some powerful speaker cabs on your island...
 

Posted 5 years ago by boatbyrd225    [ Reply ]
 Will62 wrote:
Going to be howled down.
No denying the talent. I simply cannot take to his vocals. Irritating seems an inadequate description.
 
Too much 'howling down' on here already!! We're all different and different stuff floats our respective boats...
Never, ever, come across a station with SO MUCH variety. Ever!! What's more, when B&R play something I really don't like, they've even supplied a skip button.
What's not to love, huh?
Posted 5 years ago by meanderer    [ Reply ]
 veegez wrote:
radiojunkie wrote:
I can't help but wonder how you're supposed to listen to the CD on a desert island once your batteries run out. Suppose the answer is: if you're planning to be stranded on a desert island, be sure to bring plenty of spares.
Just for that bit, you are hearby banished to a desert island. With 5 Long Playing Records and a Record Player. (Caution: about playing those vinyl albums in the desert sun, um, they WILL warp. Avoid the sun, and store the records in the shade or possibly in the ocean.) (For the purposes of this scenario, we are assuming an 110 amp electrical outlet is available at the base of the single palm tree on the island. No batteries required.) (The single coconut in said tree may fall. Please situate player and self accordingly) (Try to space out your music listening enjoyment to about an album per day. As you know, without water you'll be dead by day 6. So 5 records, 5 days, you get the picture....) (And by the way, that kind of takes care of the smart alec battery remark located above. The assumption being: Batteries will last as long as you or I will on a desert island.) (Parenthetical caption #6 reserved for future use.) Sorry about all of that. :)
 
110 amps, huh?  Those are some powerful speaker cabs on your island...
Posted 5 years ago by sjccroquet    [ Reply ]
 Will62 wrote:
Going to be howled down.
No denying the talent. I simply cannot take to his vocals. Irritating seems an inadequate description.
 
I'm not gonna 'howl you down' one bit (sure...others might) in fact I'm more of a PC fan than PG, though the beats are usually top notch...I'm at a 7 on this one....Long Live RP!!
Posted 5 years ago by lizardking    [ Reply ]
Going to be howled down.
No denying the talent. I simply cannot take to his vocals. Irritating seems an inadequate description.
Posted 5 years ago by Will62    [ Reply ]
 Clyde_Bedow wrote:
Eh. Like much of his work, it sounds OUTSTANDING, yet feels empty and hollow. Just not feeling it.
 
To be fair, we feel what we feel, but empty and hollow is the outstanding sound he goes for.
Posted 5 years ago by MattRudely    [ Reply ]
Eh. Like much of his work, it sounds OUTSTANDING, yet feels empty and hollow. Just not feeling it.
Posted 6 years ago by Clyde_Bedow    [ Reply ]
I listen with a pretty good audio system and I do not know what sort of microphone Peter Gabriel is using on this but it makes him sound like he has a lisp.

I know recording studios use the very best condenser microphones that money can buy so all I can assume is that this is either a poor quality upload or it is deliberate attempt by the producer and sound engineer to create this effect - like putting a piece of crispy rice paper over your mouth as you sing - only done at the mixing desk with some electronic vocal processor.

Does anybody else hear it? 
Posted 6 years ago by Stephen_Phillips    [ Reply ]
 Tourists to lovetown comes in hordes, while karma police arrests them for guiltless crimes.
Posted 8 years ago by twoplain2sea    [ Reply ]
Man, that voice......like gravel dipped in marshmellow
Posted 8 years ago by Caino    [ Reply ]
Still a good 8!
Posted 8 years ago by CoYoT51    [ Reply ]
nice song from back in the day....
Posted 9 years ago by helgigermany    [ Reply ]
 thekid wrote:

LOL, either Brooklyn, Sauget, or Centerville, IL.  They're all about the same. Way past those days, thankfully.

 
Once went to Boston's Combat Zone with two friends, one of whom insisted we go there to send him off into the Navy. If Gomorrah was as boring, sad and tacky as that area it'd be a wonder that sin and temptation are still with us today. 
Posted 9 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]

 

 rdo wrote:

I once "hit the town" with an uncle I barely knew while visiting my grandparents.  He took me to this town he called a "wonderland of filth".  It's about an hour from St. Louis and to this day I have no idea where it is.  It was basically a colony of strip clubs.

 

westslope wrote:


Terrific.  Did you enjoy the experience?   And what exactly was the purpose your Uncle had in mind?

Was this the beginning of a life-long sexual objectification of women?  This curious mind wants to know.



 
Sounds like an educational trip to me.
Posted 10 years ago by Webfoot    [ Reply ]
 rdo wrote:

I once "hit the town" with an uncle I barely knew while visiting my grandparents.  He took me to this town he called a "wonderland of filth".  It's about an hour from St. Louis and to this day I have no idea where it is.  It was basically a colony of strip clubs.



 
LOL, either Brooklyn, Sauget, or Centerville, IL.  They're all about the same. Way past those days, thankfully.
Posted 10 years ago by thekid    [ Reply ]
Weird, it sounds almost weak or minimalist after Abbey Road / Love remixed Because.
Posted 11 years ago by Chumbawamba-1984    [ Reply ]
 westslope wrote:

Terrific.  Did you enjoy the experience?   And what exactly was the purpose your Uncle had in mind?

Was this the beginning of a life-long sexual objectification of women?  This curious mind wants to know.



 

Simmer down there, Sloppy, the name of the song is "Lovetown".....{#Rolleyes}
Posted 11 years ago by rdo    [ Reply ]
nice job , just took me back to a place I barely remember, thanks
Posted 11 years ago by Papa_Smurf    [ Reply ]
Love Peter Gabriel - since way back
Posted 11 years ago by jocelynsart    [ Reply ]
 rdo wrote:

I once "hit the town" with an uncle I barely knew while visiting my grandparents.  He took me to this town he called a "wonderland of filth".  It's about an hour from St. Louis and to this day I have no idea where it is.  It was basically a colony of strip clubs.

 

Terrific.  Did you enjoy the experience?   And what exactly was the purpose your Uncle had in mind?

Was this the beginning of a life-long sexual objectification of women?  This curious mind wants to know. <g>


Posted 11 years ago by westslope    [ Reply ]

marvelous...  love it...

Posted 11 years ago by Lazarus    [ Reply ]
mmmmm not really the best from him ;)
Posted 12 years ago by cinziacursio    [ Reply ]

I once "hit the town" with an uncle I barely knew while visiting my grandparents.  He took me to this town he called a "wonderland of filth".  It's about an hour from St. Louis and to this day I have no idea where it is.  It was basically a colony of strip clubs.


Posted 12 years ago by rdo    [ Reply ]
Before RP I didn't consider myself a peter gabriel fan but the more I hear the more I like. Just bumped this from7 to 8
Posted 12 years ago by laozilover    [ Reply ]
"Hold these nuts so tightly tight" - ooh, that hurts! Oochy McPoochy :o)
Posted 12 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
 johnjconn wrote:

Love the voice, like the song, that too is irrefutable.

 

Precisely. I have no problem with you loving his voice and as in a Dylan song "Man, I expect the same."
Posted 12 years ago by sirdroseph    [ Reply ]
 alanthecowboy wrote:

On the Ashbory, methinks.  Definitely something fretless, and something with more fundamental than the Stick.  I have one of each, and while the Ashbory is a pain in the ass to play, there's no way you could pull this song off on the Stick.

 
How you pull this off, "Cowboy"? Fiddle, banjo and Ashbory...? Send me a tape! 
Posted 12 years ago by Stingray    [ Reply ]
 Egrey wrote:
This song is not to be confused with Iggy Pop's Butt Town...just sayin.
 

Is that a "rainbow-statement"...?


Posted 12 years ago by Stingray    [ Reply ]
 rulebritannia wrote:

Ditto

 
Ditto here too
Posted 12 years ago by brookap    [ Reply ]
This song is not to be confused with Iggy Pop's Butt Town...just sayin.
Posted 13 years ago by Egrey    [ Reply ]
"sometimes you're stormy water on which i pour my oil."

no idea what it means, but damn it sounds sexy. 
Posted 13 years ago by k8ling1114    [ Reply ]
Bottom line if you can't stand the voice, you can't like the song. That is irrefutable.
Posted 13 years ago by sirdroseph    [ Reply ]
I don't think it's possible for me to rate anything by Gabriel lower than an 8. It's kind of like the Beatles Bump, but a Gabriel Bump.
Posted 13 years ago by acolt    [ Reply ]
Chapman...
Posted 13 years ago by MiracleDrug    [ Reply ]
 boober wrote:
Tony Levin on "the stick"?
 
On the Ashbory, methinks.  Definitely something fretless, and something with more fundamental than the Stick.  I have one of each, and while the Ashbory is a pain in the ass to play, there's no way you could pull this song off on the Stick.

Posted 13 years ago by alanthecowboy    [ Reply ]
Great movie too. Incredibly sad.
Posted 13 years ago by Mita    [ Reply ]
 BigIslandBlues wrote:

Bad to the bone- the bass bone....8.{#Bananajam}
  Tony Levin on "the stick"?


Posted 13 years ago by boober    [ Reply ]
 Mandible wrote:
His voice is like butta!
 
So is his groove; when he hits it, you can't sit still.
Posted 13 years ago by unclehud    [ Reply ]
Never heard this song before, but love its atmosphere. Thanks for putting me onto this, RP!
Posted 13 years ago by rpfan101    [ Reply ]
I usually play a game to guess who is playing or singing. I was trying to guess between Steve Winwood or Peter Gabriel. Anyway, it is a good song.{#Dancingbanana}

Posted 13 years ago by gallardo    [ Reply ]
 Limpopoking wrote:
First few lines had me thinking this was Steve Winwood
 
Ditto

Posted 13 years ago by rulebritannia    [ Reply ]
Not one of his better efforts.
Needs more giant hogweeds.
And cowbell.

Posted 14 years ago by raelic    [ Reply ]
 Limpopoking wrote:
First few lines had me thinking this was Steve Winwood

 

{#Yes}
Posted 14 years ago by fingerpin    [ Reply ]
 sirdroseph wrote:
This is just bad, plain ol' bad.{#Grumpy}
 
Bad to the bone- the bass bone....8.{#Bananajam}
Posted 14 years ago by BigIslandBlues    [ Reply ]
This is just bad, plain ol' bad.{#Grumpy}
Posted 14 years ago by sirdroseph    [ Reply ]
First few lines had me thinking this was Steve Winwood

Posted 14 years ago by Limpopoking    [ Reply ]
 exciter76 wrote:
Tony Levin bass make the difference here!!!! great song as usual with PG
 
Tony Levin is the ace of bass! {#Notworthy}
Posted 14 years ago by peter_james_bond    [ Reply ]
"Hold these nuts so tightly" - oochie McPoochie! Apart from the unpleasant imagery from that mondegreen, a very nice smooth effort from himself. 7 from the Nottingham jury which, courtesy of RP, has forgiven yer man for the execrable Genesis.
Posted 14 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
Good soundtrack.
Posted 14 years ago by erichb    [ Reply ]
Huge PG fan, but this song...not so much.
Posted 14 years ago by bluematrix    [ Reply ]
 appy_monkey wrote:
sometimes I want to slap the Gabriel. now is one of those moments. my apologies to fans.


why don't you just go spank your monkey? 


Posted 14 years ago by k_trout    [ Reply ]
Nice!!
Posted 14 years ago by helgigermany    [ Reply ]
 Mojo_08 wrote:
I don't care for this song. 
 
I'm not gay either but the groove is good.........

Posted 14 years ago by cohifi    [ Reply ]
Very nice!
Posted 14 years ago by helgigermany    [ Reply ]
I don't care for this song. 
Posted 15 years ago by Mojo_08    [ Reply ]
whats happening? is it a month of Peter Gabriel?
Posted 15 years ago by t00lur    [ Reply ]
Never heard this one before!  Thanks for playing it.
Posted 15 years ago by jbunniii    [ Reply ]
I love it when Peter Gabriel channels his inner Marvin Gaye...
Posted 15 years ago by bluedot    [ Reply ]
I didn't notice this in the film; it's really good.
Posted 15 years ago by Stefen    [ Reply ]
Naw I hear ya. Love PG. Always have. well, in  non-"philadelphia" way ;-)
Just remember that this song is a "we-pay-you-to-write-song-and-edit-it-and-ask-you-to-change-it..." type deal. Not the same process for the artist. Very difficult thing to pull off it seems.
Posted 15 years ago by craigh    [ Reply ]
sometimes I want to slap the Gabriel. now is one of those moments. my apologies to fans.

Posted 15 years ago by appy_monkey    [ Reply ]
New song for me ... love it!!  Prompts me to see the movie again.  PG is a God ... {#Notworthy}
Posted 15 years ago by JoBo    [ Reply ]
I always felt this song embodied the movie Philadephia so much more that Springstien's "Streets of Philadelphia."  It's much more subtle, hidden—just like the discrimination it portrayed.
Posted 15 years ago by Rafter101    [ Reply ]
Fantastic - never heard this before but loved it!
Posted 15 years ago by bregs    [ Reply ]
{#Roflol}love it

Posted 15 years ago by missy_pringle    [ Reply ]
Hokaaaay... never heard this before. Cool!
Posted 15 years ago by Limpopoking    [ Reply ]
wow!
Posted 15 years ago by skeli    [ Reply ]
His voice is like butta!
Posted 15 years ago by Mandible    [ Reply ]
 exeter wrote:
I can't think of a Peter Gabriel song that deserves less than an 8.  When one of an artist's stinkers still deserves an 8, that says something about his talent, doesn't it? :-)

 

Or something about his fans, perhaps.
Posted 16 years ago by holborne    [ Reply ]
Seems like uninspired drivel to me. Cut the length to :60 and it would make a great music bed for some product spot ...
Posted 16 years ago by smehan55    [ Reply ]
 sugarbaby wrote:
underrated gabriel song. one of his finest i think..

 I can't think of a Peter Gabriel song that deserves less than an 8.  When one of an artist's stinkers still deserves an 8, that says something about his talent, doesn't it? :-)


Posted 16 years ago by exeter    [ Reply ]
Bruce won the grammy from this soundtrack. But this is the best song from it.
Posted 16 years ago by countyman    [ Reply ]
ThePoose wrote:
Is Tony slapping a stick bass?
It's a Chapman Stick, yeah.
Posted 16 years ago by james_of_tucson    [ Reply ]
What a voice...
Posted 16 years ago by CoYoT51    [ Reply ]
This tune comes on slow, but has the usual superb PG groove by the end.
Posted 16 years ago by alux    [ Reply ]
Play that Peter Gabriel, Bill...Love it!
Posted 16 years ago by bohemianbiker    [ Reply ]
exciter76 wrote:
Tony Levin bass make the difference here!!!! great song as usual with PG
Have to agree, tho' Peters' voice is in fine form!
Posted 17 years ago by nigelr    [ Reply ]
pannaramma wrote:
I've been noticing a preponderance of Peter lately.
Nice alliteration, and, (possibly?) a set-up for vulgar punchlines (which we've already seen below)......
Posted 17 years ago by redeyespy    [ Reply ]
pannaramma wrote:
I've been noticing a preponderance of Peter lately.
You know I had that complaint from one of my ex-wives .... but I was young then.
Posted 17 years ago by Misterfixit    [ Reply ]
underrated gabriel song. one of his finest i think..
Posted 17 years ago by sugarbaby    [ Reply ]
Better then the Pölice concert last week,but still ,NO.
Posted 17 years ago by HazzeSwede    [ Reply ]
This was a mistake. He never should've recorded it. Must've been 1 take. Phoned it in.
Posted 17 years ago by victoryluna    [ Reply ]
Gorky wrote:
I luv PG, but this is no better than average :(
Have to agree - lots of excellent Gabriel out there, but this is just kind of flat. It worked in the movie though.
Posted 17 years ago by Zep    [ Reply ]
meloman wrote:
Haven't been listening for three hours, but watching the greatest athletic competition in the world. What a match! Italy beats France for the world championship in football. Bravo Italia!
I was thinking the same thing! San Jose's Joey Chestnut beats the great Kobayashi in the Nathan's Fourth of July Hot Dog Eating Contest! USA!!!USA!!!USA!!!
Posted 17 years ago by drtjdel    [ Reply ]
meloman wrote:
Haven't been listening for three hours, but watching the greatest athletic competition in the world. What a match! Italy beats France for the world championship in football. Bravo Italia!
Why, thanks. Anyway, there are only two songs from PG's really great album (3, aka "Melt"), and this is no good.
Posted 17 years ago by Barman    [ Reply ]
cookinlover wrote:
Peter Gabriel`s a great singer/songwriter, and I`m glad he`s back!
Back? This song is almost 15 years old. It's not his best (IMHO) but it has a nice vibe. Overall this soundtrack is a mixed bag with some nice tracks like this and two bona fide classics (Springsteen's and Young's contributions).
Posted 17 years ago by TJOpootertoot    [ Reply ]
Peter Gabriel`s a great singer/songwriter, and I`m glad he`s back!
Posted 17 years ago by cookinlover    [ Reply ]
Shesdifferent wrote:
Aaaahhhhh my ears are bleeding...make it stop
Oh, suck it up, you drama queen. Geez. Excellent tune from an outstanding soundtrack.
Posted 17 years ago by Roverfish    [ Reply ]
Aaaahhhhh my ears are bleeding...make it stop
Posted 17 years ago by Shesdifferent    [ Reply ]
I've been noticing a preponderance of Peter lately.
Posted 17 years ago by pannaramma    [ Reply ]
lixy wrote:
Peter's latest marketing stunt: (click here)
Hey that's really interesting stuff - Gabriel's showing some real innovation there.
Posted 17 years ago by DigitalJer    [ Reply ]
nice.
Posted 17 years ago by taterflatpicker    [ Reply ]
Tony Levin bass make the difference here!!!! great song as usual with PG
Posted 18 years ago by exciter76    [ Reply ]
Peter's latest marketing stunt: (click here)
Posted 18 years ago by lixy    [ Reply ]
cptbuz wrote:
ok the lyrics are different, but isn't this basically a slowed down sledgehammer??
perhaps
Posted 18 years ago by JesseDewey    [ Reply ]
Is Tony slapping a stick bass?
Posted 18 years ago by ThePoose    [ Reply ]
"i'm afraid of loving women and i'm scared of loving men ..." - "Darkness" - Peter Gabriel
Posted 18 years ago by brighthue    [ Reply ]
I like this mellow.... type blues.... makes me wana eat lunch!
Posted 18 years ago by brandido    [ Reply ]
I luv PG, but this is no better than average :(
Posted 18 years ago by Gorky    [ Reply ]
Haven't been listening for three hours, but watching the greatest athletic competition in the world. What a match! Italy beats France for the world championship in football. Bravo Italia!
Posted 18 years ago by meloman    [ Reply ]
This song appears only on the Philadelphia soundtrack (and the recent "Hit" greatest-hits album). Peter Gabriel has long contributed to movies, whether he was in charge of the music (The Last Temptation of Christ, Rabbit-Proof Fence) or just one-off songs like this. Do yourself a favor and get Passion (the soundtrack for The Last Temptation of Christ), album 3 (Melt), and Security. :) kilroyjoe3 wrote:
Bill seems to play a lot of Peter Gabriel songs that are advertised as contributions to soundtracks. Are they original contributions, or do these come from albums pre-So? I only know his Greatest Hits album from before So.
Posted 18 years ago by IHateParis    [ Reply ]
Bill seems to play a lot of Peter Gabriel songs that are advertised as contributions to soundtracks. Are they original contributions, or do these come from albums pre-So? I only know his Greatest Hits album from before So.
Posted 18 years ago by kilroyjoe3    [ Reply ]
Are you kidding, this is one of my favourite PG tunes ever, and I can't stand Sledgehammer!
Posted 18 years ago by Angelof9    [ Reply ]
xjool wrote:
I think Peter Gabriel has written a lot better songs than this one. :( I agree with the previous comment about how this sounds an awful lot like Sledgehammer.
Yep, and that is not a good thing.
Posted 18 years ago by dolfan    [ Reply ]
Pyro wrote:
and again today!
And again today
Posted 18 years ago by jojopuppyfish    [ Reply ]
funkalicious
Posted 18 years ago by RongoTBurg    [ Reply ]
cptbuz wrote:
ok the lyrics are different, but isn't this basically a slowed down sledgehammer??
I just heard that, agreed.
Posted 18 years ago by stevo_b    [ Reply ]
nick_valensi wrote:
and again...
Yeah, it's almost as if Bill *doesn't* spend 24 hours a day, seven days a week in the studio, randomly picking songs...
Posted 18 years ago by dwhayslett    [ Reply ]
I think Peter Gabriel has written a lot better songs than this one. :( I agree with the previous comment about how this sounds an awful lot like Sledgehammer.
Posted 18 years ago by xjool    [ Reply ]
ok the lyrics are different, but isn't this basically a slowed down sledgehammer??
Posted 18 years ago by cptbuz    [ Reply ]
and again...
Posted 18 years ago by nick_valensi    [ Reply ]