Crash Test Dummies: Get You in the Morning (radio edit)

[notusualtalk]

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[TheStoneHavenProject]

Hell no this band never lost anything. this band is so great. so under rated.

[ArcaneThingOfBeauty]

@TheStoneHavenProject According to YouTube and Songkick(dot)com they're coming to Vicksburg, Mississippi in March, not too far from me :)

[ulraith]

Ellen is hot! i wanna marry you Ellen!!!

[HombreLobo44]

Love this song! Brad Roberts and Ellen Reid belong together. They compliment each other so well. I admit that when I first heard this album I was very let down. After a few years it became one of my favorites. Sadly a band that has such talent and diversity, yet never seemed to eb able to get over that one hit wonder stigma from the MMM song. For me and to this dat Brad Roberts and Ellen Reid are musical genuis'. Long live CTD!

[sailorpluto315]

I agree with okie. This album is NOTHING like their older stuff. A totally different sound and it kinda sucks. I really like old CTD. This stuff is just a bit rediculous. Its like they try and come into a more new age music and it just doesnt work for them

[greedofraggle]

This album is fantastic. It's so cool to see bands & singers break their molds.

[Vauxhall94]

wow. this kinda sucks. sorry, but I mean, it just doesn't soung like the crash test dummies.

[ExodusPessoa]

That's the point

[Vauxhall94]

They could have at least put Ellen Reid in brackets.

[musicforchewfaygs]

@Vauxhall94 why? shes a member of the band. they did that on their dumb and dumber single and it looked silly. thats like saying "smashing pumpkins fet. billy corgan" or some shit.

[felsner1]

@musicforchewfaygs True. It reminds me of the latest Mike + The Mechanics studio album that was published as "Mike & The Mechanics + Paul Carrack". What the hell?! Paul Carrack had been along all the way.

[JimmyWilson01]

the video for this song is completely different from how I imagined it would be

[nikki1669]

Volume is too low.

[SpuddCroily02]

HOw the fuck is this anything like Ray of Light? if there is anything even simalar its probably because it was a parody-you must not know Crach Test Dummys that well.

[derpenstein]

I feel kind of embarassed for Ellen Reid. The director obviously was going for a sort of "Ray of Light" vibe but totally missed it.

[fuckweed]

WANT!

[2Good2view]

were can i get that song from

[fuckweed]

The album "Give yourself a Hand"

[Zanteogo]

Not really my sing.

Their earlier stuff was much better.

I guess it's better to make the music you want, not the music that will sell... But...

[ladycplum]

I was never a big fan of Ellen's singing, but I thought she sounded fantastic on this track.

[Okiebluesbabee77]

Havw been listening to this cd a lot lately, at any rate, I notice that the songs are way strange, but completely addictive. It is like if anybody else sang them, you would be going this sucks, but CTD makes it work. Go figure.

[kinshasaAPP]

It happens for all their songs lol

Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm

Afternoons and Coffeespoons

I Think I'll Disappear Now

ETC ETC lol

[Okiebluesbabee77]

Extremely true...look at "How Does a Duck Know?" I love that song for some unkown reason, but cannot for the life of me imagine anyone else doing them. I don't care that you don't mind is just completely loaded with these kinds of songs...lol

[phunkychickita]

Wow... this is so much different than their earlier stuff. I've not heard this before... Fabulous!

[Okiebluesbabee77]

Songs of the Unforgiven is absolutely full of beautiful songs that are very little like their early work.  It seems almost like every album is different.

[liamsmith05]

This is song is amazing. It's their usual flair of doing something outside the box. Only heard this song twice and saw half the video once...glad to see it again.

[80swhore]

My fave CTD's song.

[MelEdits]

Oh my God. I didn't think anyone else had heard of this song. I haven't heard this in years. Thanks for the upload.

[yozohar]

ellen reid is about as sexy as they come. i wish i was dating her.

this video is SO appropriate to the song, great job by mr. renfroe!

[purpleviolet82]

Thank you so much for uploading this, Lynn.

Fab video. So glad to have found it here!

[PhatBoyMedia]

This was such an overlooked song, album and band. I love Ellen Reid, she did such great work on the record.

Back in '99 I actually left a tape recording MuchMusic the whole day in the hope that this video would play and I could have a copy. It worked but I eventually lost the tape so it was really great to see this again, cheers :)

[felsner1]

OK tune - but by this time, the band had lost all their charm... No wonder they never recovered.

[haproductions01]

@felsner1 i have to disagree. their new album is pretty damn good. look up Ooh La La if you haven't heard it. not every one of their songs are instantly catchy, you have to listen to them a couple of times, but when you do they never fail to get stuck in your head. i think people heard God Shuffled His Feet and expected all of their albums to sound like that. they're just to versatile to stick with one sound, so it's hard to adapt from one album to another with CTD

[felsner1]

@haproductions01 Okay. I gave up around Give Yourself a Hand; not so much because of production or sound, but because I simply found the songwriting forced, dull, and pretentious. To me, it felt as if Roberts did everything he could to be odd and quirky, whereas it appeared to come completely naturally on the first two albums. If you think about it, the sound was completely different on the first two albums – yet they were both hits on their own. So sound wasn’t a factor back then.