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Old 10-28-2008, 06:50 PM
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Anyone else love this tune.... Such a great sound....
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That whole album is great.

Actually, Sammy Hagar covered "China" about a year earlier...check out his version, too, just as a comparison. (I like Bob's much better, but the different sound of Sammy's IS interesting)
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China is one of those songs that could almost have come of those early FM albums...(lyrically if not musically)
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China is one of those songs that could almost have come of those early FM albums...(lyrically if not musically)
To me it sounds more "Paris"-y...like it would've fit seamlessly on the Big Towne, 2061 album.
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To me it sounds more "Paris"-y...like it would've fit seamlessly on the Big Towne, 2061 album.
it has a French Kiss quality to it as well...
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it has a French Kiss quality to it as well...
True...but French Kiss & Three Hearts sound like they're all one album that was just split into two, anyway.
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True...but French Kiss & Three Hearts sound like they're all one album that was just split into two, anyway.
really? was that all recorded at the same time?
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really? was that all recorded at the same time?
No. I just pointed out that they SOUND like they were, is all.
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No. I just pointed out that they SOUND like they were, is all.
oh... i thought u were serious...
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