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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Johnny Stew
"Thrown Down" and "Steal Your Heart Away" were not bad choices for singles at all... they just played it a bit too safe by releasing those two tracks. If they really wanted to perk up people's ears, they should have released "Everybody Finds Out" and "Miranda" (which has dark subject matter in an irresistable pop/rock setting, much like Shawn Colvin's ultra-successful "Sunny Came Home"). I think that they chose the proper singles; I just disagree with the order. I would not have released "Peacekeeper" and "Say You Will" first. I would have done "Thrown Down" and "Steal You Heart Away" as the first two singles. I don't think EFO would have done well on the pop charts or the AC. The dance, charts, maybe. |
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