I sure wish Lou Reed would do a pile of covers. I would especially like to hear him do "Anarchy in the U.K." His old bandmate John Cale sure did some great ones.
Mr. Beer N. Hockey | Homepage | 04.26.06 - 6:45 pm | #

Oh no Homercat! I smell a lynchin' comin' on. Probably "Sunday morning" in a town near you. By-the-way, that Hoffs girl is quite nice looking.
daveyboy | 04.27.06 - 12:59 am | #

Great album Rick...thanks for the article.
Best track has to be the Bee Gees cover.
mick in the uk | Homepage | 04.28.06 - 3:03 pm | #

Mr Beer:Great idea,Lou should do analbum of covers.
davey:I'm busy this sunday, can the lynching wait till Monday? Yep, nice milf.
mick:Glad you liked it Mick, I quite enjoyed the album too. The Bee Gees track is very well done.
homercat | Homepage | 04.28.06 - 5:20 pm | #

SHEER BRILLIANCE...I'm always amazed that tunes like the Left Banke's "She May Call You Up Tonight" or the Zombies' "Care Of Cell #44" or even the Fabs' "And Your Bird Can Sing" weren't huge hit singles in the 60s...but the fact that Sweet/Hoffs chose such tunes for this awesome covers LP not only confirms the greatness of the songs themselves; it also shows that these two Power Pop icons still have great taste...

[Oh...and Nugent is STILL a slobbering right-wing putz. (...just sayin'....)]
Edwood Pantaloon | 05.06.06 - 6:49 am | #