Nice!

Wake up cold coffee and juice
Remembering you
What happened to you?
I wonder if we'll meet again
Talk about us instead
Talk about why did it end
Made me feel like the one


Yeah, feeling this today

Song grabs me — I don't recognize yet that it's Stereophonics. Loved them since the first moment I heard Kelly's voice in "Smells Like Chaplin" on local high school radio ....... c. 1999

Cool memories come along with hearing this one, for sure...  I was installed in a stone farmhouse near Santa Fiora, in the Monte Amiata region of Tuscany for three months, from mid-Jan to mid-April of 2005...the only radio station I could get clearly was one from Rome, and even that one sometimes came and went...this song had just broken onto the music scene, and it was played at least twice a day or more...and yet it never seemed to bore me.  It's really got a rocking pulse, a strident groove, and good lyrics.  Thanks, RP for bringing all that back and keeping it alive for me!

Love this!! Love them. How come I never heard it before? No one (recent) does good old RnR exuberance like Stereophonics. <3

Happenin' tune.  One could grow addicted.  But it sounds so ... '80s

I always thought this song said, "You made me feel like a worm".

 warderblu wrote: 

On the whole, I do too, but I love this song!

absolutely horrible

 tutakea wrote: 
what is ?

They're just a pint-sized version of the Foo Fighters on this... and it's awesome.

Good song & positive cover art

 tutakea wrote: 
try this version, you might find it more to you liking:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9Q7dckS9h8

 spumoni wrote: 
Perfect!

 tutakea wrote: 
I'd say this is a return to the form shown on their debut album

trashy, dull and predictable

I prefer their older albums.....

poignant song on the news of drummer Stuart Cable's death

 PFM wrote: 
Bummer... he was drumming with the band when I saw them the first time in a small club in San Diego. 

Totally hear it too: like a happy "Nirvana".  Like it a lot.

 Lyndra_Ski wrote: 

 PFM wrote: 

Aw man. Terrible loss.

 katherinenz wrote: 

I have to agree with you. It's a great song - and the live performance really takes it up a notch.

RIP Stuart Cable

 lazylemming wrote: 

This song stirs emotion from the floorboards of time.  It's a baking summer day and I'm driving a relic beater down a rolling country road, windows down, hemispheric combustion with thrush rumbling pipes, pedal to the floor with earthen rooster-tails, (then in slo-mo) catching air and corners sideways - stereo playing Dakota!  God, I miss her spirit...

i think this song is the bees knees!  thanks for playing.