Hi everyone my first visit here....
This is one of my faves, but what do YOU think?
1 Best Bit 2 Worst Bit 3 Love / Hate? 4 Percentage 5 Face or Body (which is more important for you in the opposite sex?)
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Best Bit: In a world where I'd forgotten you I found myself forgotten too
Worst Bit: The way he says "haaaard" in "You listen haaaaard and I will make you see"
Love / Hate? absolutely love it
Percentage: 95%
Face or Body (which is more important for you in the opposite sex?): face
Absolutely love it.
The streets are so empty at this time of night I'd rather walk on my own than fight In a world where I'd forgotten you I found myself forgotten, too That's the danger of believing books And all the lies of those thieves and crooks We sing intellectual songs of love From a stolen pen to a velvet glove.
Defenitely a lyrical highlight. 
This is one of my all-time fave NO songs, so there won't be much to nitpick.
Best bits for me are the intro, Bernard's singing and lyrics, and the build-up of the song.
Nothing bad about this one.
Rating of 99% percent, nothing perfect in this world, is there?
Mind over face and body.
The acoustic intro, it's not something you'd expect from a synth-rock juggernaught! Barney's lyrics too, some of his best.
The drums sound a little harsh and Hooky's bass could've been mixed a little better I think. But the song is almost 20 years old
Love it. One of the highlights from Brotherhood and sounded even better on the Electronic Ecstacy bootleg.
85% easy.
Erm... definitely face. You don't want to end up with a BOBFOC (Body of Baywatch, Face off Crimewatch) :D
Ally.
I love this one despite it seeming a bit on the C&W side. It sounded fantastic live and rounds off a spotty but enjoyable Brotherhood album. I guess it's to Brotherhood what Run Wild was to Get Ready but much, much better.
i'll give it an appropriate 85%
Biznotic Love Trapezoid wrote: I love this one despite it seeming a bit on the C&W side. It sounded fantastic live and rounds off a spotty but enjoyable Brotherhood album. I guess it's to Brotherhood what Run Wild was to Get Ready but much, much better.
i'll give it an appropriate 85%
One of the better more acoustically-based songs of the Order's catalogue both in terms of melody & lyrics-prob owes a bit to Barney's admiration of Neil Young(I remember seeing NY perform a live version of "Cinnamon Girl" on a late-night program in Oz called Rage where various performers/bands get several hours of airtime to present some of thier favourite artists/songs-NO did this when they did their most recent Oz tour in 2002 and that NY performance featured on there-among some other very ace stuff).
