Yeah, major suckage.

Not really one of their stronger songs, but these guys were great. Waking Hours was an outstanding album, the next one, Change Everything, was almost as good.

rdyce wrote:

Major Suckage

ummm...suck?

flyfree wrote:

Love Driving With the Brakes On! The song that is, I actually hate it when people drive with their breaks on. Picked up their greatest hits CD just based on that song and the whole things is pretty good. I also really like the tune Always The Last To Know.

Platypus wrote:

I agree.

rabbitsongs wrote:
I believe they are history. The last disc I have of theirs is from 2002

There are some songs that can never leave your collective unconscious. This is still a bit "overplayed" for me as I hear it on terrestrial radio once in awhile.....but it is darn catchy.

Are they still putting out CDs?

He has a wonderful voice..pretty much every other song on the album is better than this. Try Driving With the Brakes On.

I can't decide if I like this or I'm very much bothered by it. I think it's both..

Love the song and the catchy tune. Yes it is a "friends" type of tune, but it does brighten the day

ack!

GaaaAAAAAAAaaaaAAAAAAAaaaAAAAAaaAaaAAAAAaaaaAAA!!!!!!!

I'm not a fan of the usual but...

You gotta love a well crafted pop song and this is a classic example. I also agree that these guys have taken their pop sensibility and turned it into something special on other efforts.

Not sure this is the song that introduced this band to me,
but I really like them alot. A little bubble gum poppish,
but they do have some excellent deeper stuff.

I saw these guys on their first trip to the States, in late 80's. They couldn't get working papers for the U.S.A. so they couldn't charge for their appearances.
They played a free acoustical show in a small record store, maybe 30 people present.
Very amiable blokes!!

What a fun song! Perfect to chase away the rainy day bleck.

I really love Del Amitri, and have to credit this song for introducing me to them. I love this song because it's so catchy and upbeat. That said, I also really enjoy their deeper stuff.

My words exactly!

Catchy song but not one of their best.

this was the only song from the Twisted CD to be released to radio, which is very deceptive. most of this album is much, much heavier and sounds nowhere near as pop-y. definitely worth a listen.

this song has always reminded me of that damned Friends theme song. just way too catchy and hokey for my tastes. (and I had nearly forgotten about this one, dang...)

I often hate it when people boast about seeing bands before they were famous, but hearing this has finally pushed me into it. I saw Del Amitri at the Marquee in London's Wardour Street in the spring of 1985. They were storming. Anyone who thinks that this song is mediocre - and I broadly agree - should check out their very first album, called Del Amitri, for some of the most original British pop of the mid-80s. Their live vesrion of Van Morrison's 'Brown-Eyed Girl' was also something special. :D

2:15 of pure pop paradise. What could be better on a summer day with the top down?

Mediocre song.

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