Excellent SingleDecember 31, 1998 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is a great example of how to make a single. Put different versions of classic songs on it and include an incredibly hilarious, catchy non-album track.
"Brian Wilson" and "Break Your Heart" are already worth the price, but "Back" is what makes it far beyond merely "worth it." I enjoy "Back" more than some of BNL's album tracks, but hey others may disagree, still for the price of $3.14, there is no way you can go wrong. Buy it now!!!
I loved the song 1 weekDecember 31, 1998 0 out of 4 found this review helpful
The song 1week kicked but, it sounded like a polka tune without an accordian.
Good music on a single? Yup, it happened.July 5, 1998 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Other die-hard fans might be disappointed in this, but for me it was a fine example of their work. The first track, "Brian Wilson (2000)" is without the original slow intro to the song, but it manages to catch the same feelings, the same sense of someone-help-me-I'm-turning-into-Brian-Wilson, as the original. I was slightly disappointed at the shortened bass melody at the end. The second track is a slightly-less-than-perfect-but-still-good version of "Break Your Heart," a tender song about a sensitive guy breaking up with his girlfriend. But anything--ANYTHING--wrong with the first two tracks is quickly neutralized by the frantic, poignant, yet incredibly humorous third track, "Back," which is the story of a man paralyzed in an embarrassing accident. They should have put that on an album. What a cool single!
