Goodnight and sleep well..watch out for the sandman.  megaboogieman wrote: 

I'm ready to hit the sack

Lots of cruisin' in Mom's '65 Impala with this playing on the 8 track.  

 leafmold wrote: 
yowza!

Lots of "man rock" today.

Oh, how i love you for playing BC, Bill!!! <3

Had to cry todaaaaaaay

Love the verse way more than the chorus. One of the few tunes I can actually say that about.

Ready for Lust.  Not to mention any number of STDs and the devaluation of inter-gender affection.  Weren't the 70s just great!

 johnjconn wrote: 
Speaking of lunch, I find myself ready for a snack... 

 hayduke2 wrote: 
Music can be very good for that.

I'm ready for lunch

I've always been a Bad Co fan.  Maybe it's partially because of the Jimmy Page connection..... 

but I was just a skinny little snotface, and for some reason this album (with Deep Purple and Led Zep stacked above on the record player) helped me through the dark winter afternoons
see, it wasn't being in with aholes, it was the music that transported me 

  One of the smoothest drummers around..super clean fills...

Yes

Fun times in grammer school. 

 kcar wrote: 
Kinda sad that we let others color our own personal musical experiences like that... but it happens.  I was blessed to experience Blodwyn Pig when turned onto them by a musician who I knew couldn't possibly be wrong (and he wasn't—he still performs to this day). But I find, so often, that my appreciation for some music has been colored by the experience under which I first heard it. Bad Company?  Well, for the most part I experienced it in solitaire, sipping the head off of a fresh-poured Dr. Pepper, high on some pretty good Mexican commercial. Still sounds pretty decent to me and I don't care about the assholes who liked it... or didn't.

PS—For VH—Panama?  Foreigner—Dirty White Boy?  Jeez, I was one of those assholes wasn't I?

Yay!

 Propayne wrote: 
What an unholy trinity. 

Never could get into this group—too many assholes in high school were into BC and Foreigner. Gag. Just too pedestrian. Paint-by-numbers arena rock.  

shivers, cool times back in the 70's
Listened to their cover tune with great big head phones on, high volume, imagining I'm about to shoot my way out of teen dreams,.
rich memories 

I remember Bad Company well, and I was quite a fan of them in the day, but this was the weakest song on this album, and indeed in their whole oeuvre IMO. They didn't do lovers rock right well. 4 from the nostalgic Nottingham jury.

 big_gare wrote: 
It would be okay to play "Ain't Talkin' About Love" after this BC BS.

 randyblew wrote: 
Yes, agreed.  But if Bill absolutely just HAD to play a VH tune - what would it be?

I actually love the way the piano is mixed in this song. Good song...though I've heard it too many times on radio. I also love the bass guitar part. Very nice.

Here's the thing - even a tired old chestnut like this song, by this band who believe me, was buttered my bread in Junior High School, gets new legs when played on Radio Paradise, in the context of so much other good stuff. And yes, it still holds up well. Just no Van Halen please! (I like them actually, just not the right place for them).

Wow, great nostalgic tune.  Another example of some great music from 30+ years ago that has truly stood the test of time.  Begs the question though: - how much of today's music will we be able to say the same thing about 30+ years from now?...  Not friggin much of it methinks...