Nick DeRiso:
Actually, I criticized both John and Paul for their sniping. What I didn't
Nick DeRiso:
I care, because it was beneath them. 
Sara:
One other thought: Too Many People is a TERRIFIC lyric. Sure, parts of the
Sara:
John Lennon was always unquestioningly allowed to be angry. And critics pra 
Brett:
Who cares that Lennon and McCartney were sniping at the time. Too Many Peo 
by Tom Johnson
Rockford never lets me down. There’s not a bad moment on the entire disc. In fact, the band seems to act as if the dark days of the mid-late 80s never occurred. It’s as if they picked up where Next Position Please left off. Rockford is fresh, invigorating, and surprisingly new sounding from a band that shouldn’t have any right to sound this excited about playing music three decades into their career.
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