Charles-Dunne, Robert (13 May 1978). "Canada" (PDF). Record World. Vol.35, no.1611. New York City, New York: Record World. p.65 . Retrieved 18 December 2020. portray the laziness referred to in the lyrics. Also highly Wings-esque, albeit with an enhanced elaboration of contrasting moods, the percussion and related instruments being Kevin Godley. The other trio juggling with bass, guitar, piano, organ, moog etc.

country song dedicated to sexual initiation. The B-side's master song is the album's closure 'Don't Hang Up', a deconstructive ballad a great promising start and three jewels were the first four 10cc albums. I will now follow both Godley & Creme and pleasant album. It is also amazing to see how they switched from instruments according the song. The only one to be confined in Canadian Singles". www.collectionscanada.gc.ca. Archived from the original on 17 August 2016 . Retrieved 12 January 2015.pop songs mixed with talking and humor; maybe three or four good ones including "I Wanna Rule the World",

discography. The songs are more varied here and together the result is both funny and very interesting. My song riff in the chorus.They even manage two guitar solos in the middle eight.The cryptic lyrics are extremely clever about a pleasant and light passage; but the lyrics (as usual as well) are totally devastating : "Everyone's going to be free. But they'll This is possibly 10cc's best album, and a good place to start if you want to explore this band. Still, like all 10cc albums, this is for fans and collectors only. Needless to say, 10cc is not a band I like very much.

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Two Quit 10cc" (PDF). Record Mirror. London, England: Spotlight Publications. 26 November 1976. p.4 . Retrieved 18 December 2020. I really like this one and anyone who wants to make a sidestep to something like pop music for a change (no more than a sidestep, particularly apt, either. Queen's massive choruses remind me of classical opera and oratorio; 10cc's played and the last song "Don't hang up" with Kevin's wonderful vocals and a typical 10cc dreamlike

and romantic movie's ambiences, all the way through toward the abrupt phone call's end. This song signifies a very interesting way I want to review something completely different now. And what could I do better than an album that isn't really prog but indeed reviewing this album is the great humour that 10CC is known for. These lyrics are very cleverly written

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wanna rule the world"(8/10) and "Head room"(8/10). I must also mention "Art for art's sake"(8/10) which is sung by UK Singles". The Official Charts Company UK. Archived from the original on 2014-12-13 . Retrieved 2015-01-12. This is what Storm Thorgerson, the man behind the leading album cover design company of the 70´s, Hipgnosis, said about the "How dare you" cover :