I reckon this is one of the best songs anyone associated with NO has done.
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- One of Electronic's best?
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I reckon this is one of the best songs anyone associated with NO has done.
Best bit: the harmonica - gives it an extra 'something'
Worst bit: lyrics: 'the door, for sure', 'reason-treason'
% rating 75%
One of Electronic's best? decent tune - if it wasn't a NO(sideproject) song I still wouldnt switch it off the radio; good driving track, but they have done better
It was medicore when i first heard it but after a couple listens it struck a chord with me. One of my Fav Electronic track, it has almost the same airy, feel-good tone as "Regret" with some pyschedelia overtones (vivid colors) An underrated song. The song begins and ends exactly with the same key.
a track i had forgotten about to be honest, but then when you listen to it you realise its not actually that bad. kind of a poor mans get the message for me. maybe a little too generic for my taste.
love the bridge/chorus "No one to talk to what am I gonna do you're never there right when I need you give me a cause give me a reason" SUPERB
hate the harmonica, doesn't work for me at all.
depends on the mood, the harmonica can kill the song. 55%
there are only 5 tracks i don't love of Electronic. This is one of them.
good- the harmonica and from lyrics:...maybe you need a psychoanalyst...! bad- if there was any possibility for Hooky to be the postman on the video delivering a letter mentioning that there is no bass in the tune! %- 70 best- their first album was better
10/10. Exactly what i think Sumner/Marr set out to do. Also contains my favourite lyrics. You can feel the venom in Barneys voice when he delivers the line "You`re never there,right when i need you..."