Cheap Trick

[Peter27369]

Hey-

I figured someone could help me out, on Cheap Trick's - I Want You To Want Me - Live 1977 could you tell me what the crowd is screaming back to the band after he sings I Want You To Want Me in the Chorus?

Thanks,

Peter

[_jr_]

When he says "Didn't I,didn't I, didn't see you cryin,", they're all saying "Cryin, cryin,,cryin"

There's an echo of that on the studio album, 'In Color...and in Black and White', and that's what they're doing, echoing what he sings.

By the way, it's a very good album. I've owned it for many, many years, then replaced it on cd when I converted.

[miamisammy29]

MUSICAL INTERLUDE:

"Clock strikes ten, it's a Saturday night

Got money in my pocket and it feels alright

Now going home, gonna stay out late

Gotta hear some rockin' music, it feels just great."

[_jr_]

Also on "In Color...and in Black and White". I'm telling you folks, it's a great cd.

[miamisammy29]

You wanna hear a good Cheap Trick live CD? Get "Silver". It's a double-CD set of a live concert celebrating their first 25 years as a band. The concert was in their hometown of Rockford, Illinois, and it has special guests such as Billy Corgan, Alex Alexakis, several of the band's family members, and a great version of "You're All Talk" with Slash on lead guitar. "Clock Strikes Ten" isn't on it, but it does includes 27 or 29 songs (something like that). I got it for 10 bucks at a Cheap Trick concert, but I'm not sure what it would cost in a store. And it has an absolutely amazing version of "Never Had a Lot To Lose". Whoa-oh Whoa-oh!!

Rock on eb'rybody!!

[_jr_]

I own that one, as well.