The best and last best album they put out. Miss you guys.

Adam starts to grate the nerves for me. Good band, but vocalist is very one dimensional to me.

I had to triple PSD away from Peter bloody won't leave me alone Gabriel to get here but hell of a song from an amazing album.  Terrible shame none of their other albums even came close to matching it.

I loved this song when I was a kid.  My dad bought this CD with our first CD player.

Such fantastic music today. But, then, isn't that why we're all here...carry on. 

One of my favourite album.

 Thank you for playing that for me.

Thank you for reminding me of this song (and the album)  

 Jelani wrote: 
Overall, this band doesn't interest me either, and the singer's voice generally annoys me, but this album had some good tunes on it - this is one of them (other than that screech at the end).

Hate is not a word I like to use so I won't. I intensely dislike this

Every summer there's one album that scores so indelibly that it earns the title—oh, it's not official—of that year's summer soundtrack. This was 1993's as much as Revolver and "Sunshine Superman" were in 1966. Great album.

I can relate to raining in Baltimore, more...6 !

I"m not a Counting crows fan,but i like this boppy tune. 
EXCEPT that screech at the end ruins it.
Total anti-climax. 

Twirlin and dancin to this tune full blast out of AR-11s, got me thru a hard time! Rock on CCs!

 dogpound wrote: 
I'm with ya there...

things were going so well in this set until this song.

This was such a great album, and this is my favorite song from it.

Not my favorite from this album, but like it still.

 Jimi_the_Saint wrote: 
I was coming here to write the same thing! You took the words right out of my mouth, Jimi.

 Jimi_the_Saint wrote: 

Sorry but I'm with Jimi on this one. I don't doubt their sincerity but there's something about that voice...his delivery just kills it for me. 

Ha Ha! I think you are right!

 luminousjune wrote: 

 Jimi_the_Saint wrote: 
This album does. There was some real promise here. I never like saying a band has "sold out" or whatever but they certainly got poppier and lost the focus on display through most of this. A lot more to them than "Mr. Jones."

click!

Adam Duritz at his barely tolerable best.

I saw them play on the tour promoting this album, opening for Cracker. Even though since then, they do get on my nerves, I have to admit it was one of the best shows I have ever seen. I 've always attributed it to the fact that they were just starting out and they were hungry. Yet 10+ years later, the intensity of Adam Duritz and band still sticks with me and ranks at the top of my favorite ever shows.


gutboy wrote:

I am no CC fan but this song is terrific. It will last.

yes, it seemed trite to me at first, but after I caught a film of these guys playing live, i saw an energy there not so apparent on the radio songs.
I gave another listen to this one and I can sense a struggle to keep a pent up rage from surfacing.
the counting crows may consist of something more than what shows on the surface.

or not

Oh, Sweet Jesus. Please stop with the Counting Crows. It's really horrible, whiney garbage that does not stand the test of time.

Heard this song so many times I got sick of it but I dearly loved it at first. Haven't heard it in quite a while and it sounds great again.