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The record company wasn't beside them. Their label, Ardent, a division of parent company, Stax, was indifferent towards the band, didn't push distribution, didn't support them the way they should have. All the incredible work Big Star was doing, what a shame. It would pull apart any group.
drogheda1966 2 months ago
smoke weed!
r0yalgate 2 months ago
this is beatles influence on chris bell
MrHopeTelevision 3 months ago
This could easily have been a transatlantic top 10 hit... and it should have been ^.^
promisedeyes 5 months ago
Power Pop Perfection!
prainer49 11 months ago
How this wasn't a hit i will never know, i have heard most of the other music that was coming out at this time and it in no way compares to this lost classic.
colemann76 1 year ago 2
Fine song. Reminds me melody-wise a hypothetical Todd Rundgren song.
11xzxzxz 1 year ago
My favorite Big Star song. Should've been, in 1972, a "#1 record".
sneezepal 1 year ago 2
Pop perfection!
R.I.P. Alex, you'll be missed.
bostonbratz 1 year ago 2