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- It's like the great pop god in the sky came down and gave
The Earthmen their most beautiful tune to date in return for their services rendered so
far. Either that or they've made a pact with the songwriting Satan. This charming, chiming
pop saviour deserves to go straight into the top ten and show Savage Garden a thing or 45.
Indeed, if this isn't a hit they may as well pack up and become a Barnsey cover band.
Comes with a remix and the great lost track College heart.
- Beat (Melbourne), 22 January 1997. Cameron Adams
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- Melbourne's original Anglophiles try a third time for a hit
from their upcoming major-label debut; this one's already scoring radio play and may well
be The One. A fluffy 'n' jangly summer song that's slower to sink in than the
should-have-been-a-hit previous single Hug Me Tighter, this is luscious, consummate pop
from a band that's been perfecting the art for some time.
- In Press (Melbourne), 15 January 1997. Anthony Horan.
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- This is a beauty! The hard-working and underrated band have
delivered a glorious, melodic pop hit that has been duly recognised by radio. Hopefully,
this will provide the stimulus for greater success from the forthcoming major label debut
album. The Earthmen play many live gigs and the opportunity is there to see
value-for-money pop rock.
- Somewhere on the internet...
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- Unlucky in love? Who knows. Whatever changed the Earthmen
from their Indie roots into major pop contenders, may it strike bands more often. Angelic
voiced with a tune to kill for. Wait until you hear the album - any Britpop objectors will
be struck dumb with its country tinged, string filled beauty. 4/5
- Britpack, Issue 2, March 1997. Greg Wright
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