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14 April 2010
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I love ‘Alligator’ and ‘Appreciate’, but ‘On My Way To Work’ is awesome – my favorite so far.
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29 November 2012
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^that one has been stuck in my head for days. It’s really great 
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6.32pm
18 April 2013
Offline 1. Appreciate
2. Alligator
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10.41pm
8 November 2012
Offline From favorite to least right now, it’s:
Appreciate
Alligator
Road
On My Way to Work
Struggle
Scared
New
I Can Bet
Hosanna
Looking at Her
Turned Out
Get Me Out of Here
Save Us
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10.18am
3 May 2012
Offline Save Us is one of my favourites… Interesting how different people have completely different tastes like that.
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4.56pm
18 April 2013
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This is probably my order (they are hard to rank)
Appreciate
Alligator
Everybody Out There
New
Hosanna
Scared
Get Me Out of Here
Turned Out
Road
I Can Bet
Save Us
On My Way to Work
Looking At Her
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2.17am
17 January 2013
Offline Really loving “Early Days “. 
Clearly written for John. Ugh, my feels. 
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7.11am
8 November 2012
Offline I’m convinced that “Road” is about The Beatles. Maybe it’s one of his hybrid songs and it’s about Nancy and The Beatles, but I get more of a Beatles feel, and that makes me love the song all the more.
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11.37pm
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29 August 2013
Offline Listened a bit more, and my current top-5 (oh, ok, my top half-dozen):
On My Way To Work
Get Me Out Of Here (could have been on “Ram “)
Save Us (nice Wings feel to it)
Turned Out / Everybody Out There (hard to split them)
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9.11pm
Reviewers
14 April 2010
Offline parlance said
I’m convinced that “Road” is about The Beatles. Maybe it’s one of his hybrid songs and it’s about Nancy and The Beatles, but I get more of a Beatles feel, and that makes me love the song all the more.
I got that same feeling. Especially from the lines…
“We came from nowhere, hiding from a storm. We clung together to keep each other warm.”
That reminded me of the story in Anthology they told about laying on top of each other in the van to keep warm after Mal had knocked out the windscreen.
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9.15pm
8 November 2012
Offline Zig said
parlance said
I’m convinced that “Road” is about The Beatles. Maybe it’s one of his hybrid songs and it’s about Nancy and The Beatles, but I get more of a Beatles feel, and that makes me love the song all the more.I got that same feeling. Especially from the lines…
“We came from nowhere, hiding from a storm. We clung together to keep each other warm.”
That reminded me of the story in Anthology they told about laying on top of each other in the van to keep warm after Mal had knocked out the windscreen.
Exactly, Zig! That’s the story I was thinking of. And there’s the reference to two crazy partners. I also feel the piano riff (a friend referred to it as “plonky”) harkens to an early Beatles song like “Not A Second Time .”
Glad I’m not the only one.
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9.40pm
Reviewers
17 December 2012
Offline parlance said
Zig said
parlance said
I’m convinced that “Road” is about The Beatles. Maybe it’s one of his hybrid songs and it’s about Nancy and The Beatles, but I get more of a Beatles feel, and that makes me love the song all the more.I got that same feeling. Especially from the lines…
“We came from nowhere, hiding from a storm. We clung together to keep each other warm.”
That reminded me of the story in Anthology they told about laying on top of each other in the van to keep warm after Mal had knocked out the windscreen.
Exactly, Zig! That’s the story I was thinking of. And there’s the reference to two crazy partners. I also feel the piano riff (a friend referred to it as “plonky”) harkens to an early Beatles song like “Not A Second Time .”
Glad I’m not the only one.
parlance
But then taking the Nancy view. Both were going through marriage break-ups when they met, and probably were not looking to jump into another “deep and meaningful”. I don’t know about Nancy’s, but Paul divorce could certainly be called a “storm” he wanted to hide from. And the clinging together does not necessarily refer to physical warmth, it could also refer to emotional warmth.
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9.53pm
8 November 2012
Offline mja6758 said
But then taking the Nancy view. Both were going through marriage break-ups when they met, and probably were not looking to jump into another “deep and meaningful”. I don’t know about Nancy’s, but Paul divorce could certainly be called a “storm” he wanted to hide from. And the clinging together does not necessarily refer to physical warmth, it could also refer to emotional warmth.
Yeah, good points, that’s why I didn’t commit 100% to The Beatles interpretation.
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6.54pm
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14 April 2010
Offline Right – I don’t claim to know what the song really is about. I simply choose to believe the theme is Beatley. 
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9.50pm
2 June 2014
Offline In no order
Early Days (cause it’s for John)
Scarred (Simple message every human can relate too)
Alligator ( loves listening to this after school)
On My Way To Work (Another great lyrical song for John and Beatles)
Looking At Her (Just likes it, a great song lyrically)
Turned Out To Be (such a fun song and great melody)
10.05pm
28 March 2014
Offline Time to put the headphones on and give it a listen again…
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10.43pm
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4 February 2014
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Hmmm… Have only listened all the way through once, but for now.
Save Us
New
Appreciate (I heard it first in your video, @parlance and when I heard the actual song I wasn’t ready for the other part that wasn’t in your video!)
New and Queenie Eye especially are great plus I Can Bet.
Didn’t think I liked the album that much (just prefer the older stuff), but I guess I do since I can’t choose a favorite.
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parlance10.55pm
4 June 2014
Offline On the “main” album, New, On My Way to Work and Alligator are probably my favorites, but Scared would be my second favorite (after New) if it were on the main album for SURE. I also really love Turned Out.
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