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Lay Down For Free... could have been so much better. Love the lyrics.. but the arrangement is NOT "out there" or exciting in any way shape or form.
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LDFF has one of the best power pop grooves on the entire album. Reminds me of the Shins song Phantom Limb.
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You have low standards, Bigal!!
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It reminds me of “Hold Me.” At least the chorus.
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LDFF is a good song played blandly. The drums I think are automated. Some organ and harmony vocals by Christine would have helped tremendously.
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Makes me want to exactly that, Lay down for free.
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Nothing wrong with Temporary One….lovely little upbeat song with some meaningful lyrics. Not her best but still good.
Certainly not to be replaced by Liar. I couldn’t envisage that as a FM song. IMHO LDFF is okay. Kinda bland but it’s okay. Was it played on tour? I think it could be tons better live.
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It was and it was slightly better. But, my mind was made up. haha
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Bleed to love her Sweet girl Temporary one
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To my way of thinking, Temporary One is the best of the new songs. And I enjoy all four of them.
But if we’re playing a “what if” game, “Anything Is Possible” might have sounded great, too. The tune would have to be “up” in order for the set pacing to work. |
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This Temporary One slander is blasphemy. It’s as solid of a Christine number as anything she had released in the prior 10 years. I think it fits perfect with The Dance era in so many ways! Lay Down for Free is not bad IMO but it’s very forgettable. |
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That's ~dirty wh0re mouth~ to you!!!
LDFF sucks, because it's too repetitive, and I find that lick that runs through the song annoying af. ANNNDDDDDDD, it sounds like a drum machine, not Old Dick.
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You're an expert on old dick.
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