Well done all around,nice vocal work.

 peacockangel wrote: 
I had this on cassette! Dropped it accidentally, the case broke, and then I lost the cassette and never replaced it.  Guess it's about time I put it on my list of stuff to buy/re-buy.  Dunno why - I have shelves of CDs I haven't listened to in over a year.  I do like Blues Traveler, though - listening to John Popper's exceptional harmonica-ing is like watching a butterfly - you never know where it's gonna go, but you know it'll get there eventually.

you win again  :-(

Meee Likey!

 mandolin wrote: 
Popper, right? Chromatic harp.

The mix of his voice, the instruments, and the lyrics make this band one of my favorites.  Wish they made more music.  I love their version of the blues!

I was at the Madison '97 Stones show and Blues Traveler was very good.

quatsch wrote:

A decent song but I still don't like his harp playing.   too high pitched  —  hard on the ears.

 flyin_bri wrote: 
That would shock most anyone..and stick with them. Poor girl.

I would like to thank Anheuser Busch for forever ruining this song for me.  I hear this song now and a voice in the back of my head exclaims "Buschhhhhhhhhhhhh!"

Man I love this tune!!!  So many mood changes.

For some reason......I feel like having a beverage.

I haven't heard this song in such a long time. One of my favorite blues.

...holy crap, how does he hit, no less bend, those high notes?!.

Marina1 wrote:

For some stupid reason (money, probably), I decided to avoid the entire show in Madison, WI (and now I missed the Stones again when they cancelled Honolulu a year and a half ago).

Regret sucks.

ArbiterOfGoodTaste wrote:

I knew a guy in college who did the same thing, only for Nine Inch Nails' "Closer". He hung it on her dorm room door! He was creepy and she was ultra-clean, and she was shocked. I think that may have been his intention, but talk about poor taste! At least your effort was . . . .well . . . a song!

(And it wasn't me, really, this isn't one of those confessionals. it just stuck with me for 14 years or so).

kindermanltd wrote:

I can use a Coors right NOW!

marmelock wrote:

Oh - that's what made me look. Is there any Mule played or is it too hard? Solo Warren could fit.

FWIW - I happen to like Blues Traveler, Popper & harmonica in general.

What is this? Skid Row?

This is a change of pace for these guys. Very good song.

MusicAddict wrote:

Coors: The label’s white lettering and Rocky Mountain icon turn blue once the beer reaches optimal drinking temperature.

http://64.233.169.104/search?q=cache:yc2Mx0gn3tQJ:www.brandweek.com/bw/news/recent_display.jsp%3Fvnu_content_id%3D1003562729+blue+mountain+beer+coors&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=2&gl=us&client=safari

freddyfender wrote:

Someone hit a nerve, eh? How about getting some data before you slander a group like the RP listenership? I'll bet that a lot of them are highly accomplished people. The ones that I know are for sure. And many of the comments are thoughtful and articulate.

More_Cowbell wrote:

Guess it's not very effective advertising, b/c this tune is used in Busch beer commercials, not Coors.

Are the mountains blue yet? I am ready for a Coors

Luv this disc too. ALMOST saw them open for the Stones in 1998? I think. Missed the opening act , one of life's regrets.

radiozep wrote:
Oh, certainly! Please?

Oh man, I transcribed lyrics from this song into the last love letter to a girl who was breaking my heart... silly boy.