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Where has this song been all my life? Exquisite.

I seem to remember that she blamed her bare feet on a wardrobe malfunction (broken heel). Great moment.

This song is first rate, top shelf, you name it. Superb.

This song has Steve Taylor written all over it. Especially the circus motif...

Middle Tennessee State played like a bunch of dirty thugs. I've got no problem with playing hard, but they were horse collaring, spearing, and hitting late the whole game. Still got run in the end though. Pinner played like a beast that day.

Worst song I can ever imagine. Annoying to the point of skin pain.

@ukhistorian Seriously, that punk had it coming.

Cheating? No. Bad call. Definitely.

Fantasy Land.

This game was the official beginning of the end for UL's fantasy of football greatness and the official beginning of UK's march toward respectability.

This punk can't even summon his superior Duke-educated intellect to recall a flagrant elbow less than an hour ago? Please. He's either an idiot or a liar and regardless, John Wall is 10x the player he is.

1:11: The white guy at the party living in terror of the moment that the group says, "Come on, man, show us what you've got!" I've been that guy many times.

This is one of the most amazing plays in basketball history from a pure talent perspective. John Wall takes ONE DRIBBLE after receiving the ball just past half court and proceeds to dunk with his left hand. Unreal. To appreciate how difficult this is, go down to a regulation size court and try to...

Chism may be Sam Perkins one day. Patterson may be an NBA All-Star one day.

Hilarious how Bob Knight pretends he doesn't care about the Kentucky game, when in fact he is obsessed with UK. Almost as afflicted as Digger Phelps. Laying the wood on IU these last 20 years has been awesome.

Love the simple way this song ends..it chooses a chord and then just commits to it. It's gorgeous and unrelentingly sad.

Coolest bassline ever.

My favorite ST song of all time, hiding out on side 2. Love the Middle Eastern sounding sax and the trademark guitar echo after "bury you." I never heard any other guitar sound like that--it's the same one used in ST's demo of "Good Girl."

Cheeky and brilliant. The quintessential Steve Taylor song still sounds great.

Amy really strains her voice on just about every song on this album. Not that it sounds bad, but it was a new step for her.

I've always been intrigued by how Grant has handled this song. Here she is with this wholesome image singing a rather naughty sounding song that is undeniably and exquisitely sexy.

A very understated opening track to a superb album (Amy Grant's albums typically start out in an easier style). I've always been fond of how her voice extends as she sings "he'll never let you go" as the music completes the chorus.