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| 1. Feel You Around Me |
| 2. Me And The Boys |
| 3. Music Goes Round And Around |
| 4. Beverly |
| 5. That I Get Back Home |
| 6. Roll Call |
| 7. Want You To Feel Good Too |
| 8. Never Take The Place Of You |
| 9. You Can't Hide |
| 10. Definition Of Love |
| 11. Hobbies |
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
the Q does it again,
By A Customer
This review is from: Tiddlywinks (Audio CD)
We love this record..our kids love this record....... we put it on at a party once and the women were surprised when they came downstairs and found 8 grown men all dancing by themselves.....it rocks , it 's great !!!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
An diamond in the rough but a diamond nonetheless,
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This review is from: Tiddlywinks (Audio CD)
One of my favorite NRBQ releases, probably one of the few that captures the live essence of the band. Mainly because it's goofy (Roll Call, Music Goes 'Round and Around), sweet (Never Take the Place of You, Beverly), and flat out rocking (Want You to Feel Good Too, Me and the Boys). All in all, one of the essential Q releases to have in your collection, a must have. If you're view of the band is limited to "Me and the Boys" and "Riding in My Car," man, get a load of "You Can't Hide." and call me in the morning...
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
An overlooked gem,
By so_many_cds "so_many_cds" (Rancho Palos Verdes, California) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Tiddlywinks (Audio CD)
It's hard to say which NRBQ record is their best (although you really can't go wrong with most of the ones they made while guitarist Al Anderson was on board), but this is certainly a fine offering. In addition to such rousing tracks as "Me and The Boys," "Music Goes Round and Around," and "You Can't Hide," the Q show their softer side with Joey Spampinato's "Beverly," as well as Al Anderson's sincere "Feel You Around Me" and "Never Take the Place of You." In addition, Terry Adams provides comic relief with his "Definition of Love" (check your dictionary) and "Hobbies," a delightfully quirky 'instrumental' (he sings the wordless melody). Spampinato's "That I Get Back Home" neatly manages to maintain a driving urgency without rushing it. Don't be surprised if you find it difficult to get these tunes out of your head. They're catchy and well-played by a line-up whose natural chemistry allowed them to cook, swing, sizzle, and tear it up, all seemingly without effort. They just made it look and sound easy.
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