No. He/she appears to have joined RP with the sole intention of posting negative comments and rating songs 1. Check out his/her rating distribution and comments. Unbelievable that, with all the variety of Internet music stations out there, someone would choose to listen to a station that apparently doesn't play music he/she (aw, f-it let's just call it an it) it doesn't like. The saddest part of all is we're probably giving it the attention it craves by reacting to it. So I'll stop feeding the troll and go back to listening to RP.

Have a lovely day.

You are out of your crack-smoking mind! 10kM's Unplugged version of this song cannot be topped. End of discussion.

This Band ROCKs

this CD is exceptional as well Barrier Reef and Streets from Where I'm From, both excellent choices off this collection.

Agreed. The song itself is OK (for AM oldies stations, perhaps), but I don't believe it has any place on RP.

So donkey-breath, what would your point be?

WOW! Great bass line & sound, accentuated drumming, accurate breaks, sexy voice, killer sax, tons of groove... what more do you want???? :D:D:D

These guys are incredible live. I don't know how the drummer continues to play without his arms falling off. So much energy.

I'm diggin this tune everytime I hear it. Heard a lot about Old 97's but I've ever looked into them much. Any recommendations on where to start?

Yep. Shatner's version is better, especially Joe Jackson's part.

Wait. Does that mean that Joe Jackson outshines them all? ;)

I was supposed to leave work to pick up my kid a few minutes ago. He'll just have to wait!

All I can think about is that bowling/cannon ball rolling through the video for this song back in the day when Mtv accually was "M" tv.

Ummmm...just not for me. <-(

Do you know where I could download Beatles albums/songs? Legally, of course....

Did I do something wrong? Recently I went to Itunes to download some Beatles. I didn't find any to down load. Where did I go wrong?

Here is my 2 cents on the below discussion: I believe that there were 2 golden eras of music in the modern era: 1967-1972, and 1989-1994. These were two times in music where there was truly groundbreaking music being introduced by new artists. The 60s was in conjunction with the social upheaval going on, but the underlying situation was that the new artists at the time were embarking on a major reinterpretation of the music that preceded it. The pyschedelic electric guitar was reinterpreting the blues music of the 30s 40s and 50s. In the 90s, we had bands like Nirvana, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and REM throwing off the yoke of "classic rock" and bringing alternative into the mainstream.

If you compare the creativity of those two periods with today, you would see that the new music of today is sorely lacking. I am holding out for golden era #3!!!

I still think this is one of the most overrated songs of all time. Janis does very little for me.

Probably the best song about teenage masturbation you're likely to hear on the radio. Of course, that's a pretty small list. (Everybody does know that's what the song's about, right?)

These guys are the essential 1990's band. Fun, complex, melodic and memorable. What a great group.

too bad this is the only song from the Animals played in RP...Too many good songs not classics..Don't let me be misunderstood..for instance

Kenny G???? I don't think so. Last time I checked, Kenny G doesn't play a tenor or baritone sax. This is saxophone how it's meant to be played.

But your unfortunate mention of Kenny G reminds me of one of the all-time greatest rip jobs I've ever had the chance to read. It comes from jazz guitarist Pat Metheny when asked what he thought about Kenny G for those of you that might be interested. For those Kenny G fans...well...sorry.
http://www.jazzoasis.com/methenyonkennyg.htm

No doubt the beatles were great for their time. But rock hammers were great for their time too. Come on, today this is a joke.

Flame away all you beatles fans who claim there is something to still get in today's world.

Nick Lowe is a genius - I don't know that he has ever received his due. His has written some of the most amazing songs (like this one), been a great musician in some of the most smokin bands (Rockpile, his solo stuff) and has produced/helped some of the other greats like Elvis C.

Thanks Nick!

someone gave this a "1"?????

The problem with the 80s is that there was a lot more junk than gems. When compared to the 60s, 70s, 90s or now it was pretty stark.

I had this nagging feeling while listening to this song that it reminded me
of at least two other songs but I could not place them. Now I can place one
of them. I think I like this song, but only because it reminds me of
other songs that I like (and not the Dream Academy song either).

When did Ween become the Moody Blues?

Bon Jovi must be next

A great tune from a great album. A must have...no filler.

If this song was performed by a band other than the eagles, the rating would be much higher I'm sure.

Clapton has made a habit of doing this kind of thing with his own music ("Leila{spelling?}", "Cocaine", "After Midnight", et cetera, ad nausum.

I think he does it so he won't get bored.

(waiting to be the theme-song for CSI: Seattle)

Best CCR song ever!