God, One of my favorite Richie solos everrrrrr.
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I just love it when BJ rock out like this. Shame it didn't make it on an album.
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I do like the song, wouldnt say I love it!
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That's the way I like it :-) loud, fast, powerful, screaming guitars, unbelievable vocals... I just love this song.
Here's the best performance of this song ever (as far as I'm concerned, they played it live three or four times), much much better than the Wembley one: Shame that it's so small, but you can still enjoy. It was probably the last live appearance of Alec with the band, wasn't it? And my guess is that it was written for Crossroad, not These Days. It was out even before Always (not sure with that). I think it would have fitted Crossroad with Saturday Night and Always perfectly, question is, which of the hits would be omitted. There are more songs on boxset, which were recorded for Crossroad - or in that time. |
Wow, that's one hell of a song, one of their best rock songs. So much attitude and passion which is missed these days! Not could have, it SHOULD have been on a regular album!!! If I was to make a new Greatest Hits collection, weather 1984-2007 or 1994-2007, I would make sure it's on there! And as a soundtrack song is has a right to be there - along with "Edge Of A Broken Heart" and "Real Life".
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It's on the, quite ok, 2nd disc of the Special Crossroads Box (2CD / 1DVD)
Only wrong thing is that they didn't put 'Lay Your Hands On Me' on the cover while it in fact is on the Live in London DVD. Nice box-set though. I salute you, Thunderstrucker |
One of my favourite songs. EVER.
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