The Boney 500: Songs 332-330
Posted: Tue Jun 07, 2016 9:53 am
The next 3 songs on my list are all pretty well-known...
332. FEELS LIKE THE FIRST TIME-FOREIGNER (1977)
Album: Foreigner
This should be one of those songs, overplayed on classic rock stations, that
I should be sick to death of. But I still love it. So many little things: the shimmery
harmonies, the guitar scratching under the second verse, the propulsive bass and
drum combo, and my favorite part, the simple yet golden drum fill at 1:37 of the song.
331. WE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN-SEALS AND CROFTS (1973)
Album: Diamond Girl
Yeah, yeah, I know..many would consider this a wimpy, 7-years-too-late-for-the-
summer-of-love bit of fluff..and let's face it, this duo was never all that high
on the cool-o-meter, but I've always had a soft spot in my heart for it. Believe me,
there are worse things to be embarrassed about liking..and you'll see some of them as we
progress through this countdown lol..
330. TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT-EAGLES (1975)
Album: One Of These Nights
Randy Meisner has the lead vocal here, chock full of those famous
Eagles harmonies you get lost in.
332. FEELS LIKE THE FIRST TIME-FOREIGNER (1977)
Album: Foreigner
This should be one of those songs, overplayed on classic rock stations, that
I should be sick to death of. But I still love it. So many little things: the shimmery
harmonies, the guitar scratching under the second verse, the propulsive bass and
drum combo, and my favorite part, the simple yet golden drum fill at 1:37 of the song.
331. WE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN-SEALS AND CROFTS (1973)
Album: Diamond Girl
Yeah, yeah, I know..many would consider this a wimpy, 7-years-too-late-for-the-
summer-of-love bit of fluff..and let's face it, this duo was never all that high
on the cool-o-meter, but I've always had a soft spot in my heart for it. Believe me,
there are worse things to be embarrassed about liking..and you'll see some of them as we
progress through this countdown lol..
330. TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT-EAGLES (1975)
Album: One Of These Nights
Randy Meisner has the lead vocal here, chock full of those famous
Eagles harmonies you get lost in.