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Love this song... so damn sexy and haunting. Hard to describe exactly. Innocent yet very naughty...

RAG1060 19 hours ago

i agree withthe uploaders comments that this group was more influential than it got credit for being. Power pop was a big thing in the mid 70s.

jasonwheel 4 weeks ago

another tearjerker...damn, im surprised i still have tears left..x0...damn....damn..damn....kk

rexrockandroll 4 weeks ago

I love how Eric Carmen wrote a one-line verse and cuts straight to the chorus -- way to go, Eric! Forget the verse and cut right to the good stuff! It always makes me laugh when I hear it.

BofferBings 1 month ago

50's undertones. Gritty vocals , falsetto. bridges , refrains totally amazing for their time!

Vigilantevocalist 2 months ago

This is cool rock. I dare james l neibaur to tell me it's a precursor to punk again - lol

justTrinidad 2 months ago

Nobody today compares to them. No regrets for me, they were part of my generation. Thank God I didn't miss out on them. My nephews and nieces? Too stupid to figure it out and don't know the good stuff...although one niece does like Pink Floyd. Maybe there's hope.....

1thepner 2 months ago

@1thepner there is alwayz hope my dear.

KMelKang 2 months ago

they sure don't make music like this anymore. All music today is so unoriginal and it all sounds alike.

rogerdb751444 2 months ago 2

The Raspberries deserve to be as celebrated as other renowed power pop bands like Big Star!

lyonslaforet 2 months ago

If any band did the "wall of sound" right, it was the Raspberries with their great three minute masterpieces. I remember watching the old VU meters when I played one of their tunes, and the meters didn't move. Talk about compression. What a great tune!

fabulbabe 2 months ago

@fabulbabe Wall of Sound is right. When I saw them at Boise State in the 70's they had stacks of Ampeg amps from wall to wall. Very few concerts I went to were as loud as the raspberries :)

jacktheripped 2 weeks ago

I remember this song on the bus when I was in kindergarten in 1972 or 73.So long ago.

It brings back memories of a much simpler time.

chrismancandy 3 months ago

do i hear a little beatles in their work that's allright

elvispresley718 4 months ago

man no one makes music like this anymore :(

frootylexia 4 months ago 10

Eric had such a unique voice. he did great on his "boats against the Current" album too. The vinyl days.

StarMakerInc 6 months ago

Eric of course sang "Hungry Eyes" in "Dirty Dancing"!!

MrOrionfan 7 months ago 2

I wore this record out back in '72!! Later saw them on the show "Go" and heard "Go All The Way" for the 1st time, and the song "Tonight" was a new release when I saw this show. They played "Go All The Way" at the skating rink I went to.

MrOrionfan 7 months ago

yeh!!!

ezzeredza 7 months ago

I had heard , once a long while ago, that Eric Carmen was trained as a classical musician. Anyone substantiate that?

mjpsails 8 months ago

@mjpsails To some degree. It's on Wikipedia.

MattWhatsGoinOn 3 months ago

@mjpsails I am not sure how much classical training he received, but it was enough for him to use themes from Rachmaninoff in his own songs. Check out Rachmaninoff's 2d Piano Concerto if you want to hear the most haunting and romantic music possibly ever written.

Mahlerialiszt 2 months ago

if you believe in what we're doing is right, close your eyes and be still..................

lovebug112484 10 months ago

Another one of those summer sing-along-songs...great song, thanks for sharing

blue29eyes 10 months ago

I loved the Raspberries in like the 8th grade, and there was this guy who said the Raspberries were gay, guess what, he was freakin' obsessed with ELTON JOHN !!!!! LMFAO

photoguybrian 1 year ago 7

Absolutely wonderful memories of Junior High School (they call it middle school now but I digress) Thanks a million Joe! You just can't stay in a bad mood listening to great music like this. We were SO lucky to grow up during this time.

GunnyDeuce 1 year ago