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bulldog wrote:I was listening to my favorite cds from 1982 .
I would have to say Eddie Money's "No Control" cd kicked Survivor's " Eye Of The Tigers ass..
Slander wrote:The proof is in the sales and the singles.
bulldog wrote:Eddie's No Control was a top 20 album . That was back in the AOR days and Think I'm In Love was the crossover tune .. Shakin' & Think I'm In Love are played just as much today on classic rock radio as back then .
Oh let me say this without Sly Stallone there would have been no Eye Of The Tiger !
The Money Man rules..
Back in the early 80's AOR was the king not top 40 radio.
Red13JoePa wrote:Survivor had 6 times as many hits and their biggest album ever when Jamison came aboard.
Right?
Slander wrote:Red13JoePa wrote:Survivor had 6 times as many hits and their biggest album ever when Jamison came aboard.
Right?
6 times as many hits Red? The Bickler era had 3 top 40 hits and their biggest selling album and single in EOTT. The Jamison era had 5 top 40 hits and not a number 1.
bulldog wrote::shock: It was great that Survivor got a grammy .. Rocky 3 was their launching pad to greatness . If Stallone never called upon them you never know what might have been.
I still prefer Jimi's vocals.
Slander wrote:Red13JoePa wrote:Survivor had 6 times as many hits and their biggest album ever when Jamison came aboard.
Right?
6 times as many hits Red?
Slander wrote:bulldog wrote:I was listening to my favorite cds from 1982 .
I would have to say Eddie Money's "No Control" cd kicked Survivor's " Eye Of The Tigers ass..
I love both Eddie Money and EOTT. Gimme a break. The proof is in the sales and the singles. Uh where did No Control chart again? How many singles made the top 40?
piecesofeight wrote:Slander wrote:bulldog wrote:I was listening to my favorite cds from 1982 .
I would have to say Eddie Money's "No Control" cd kicked Survivor's " Eye Of The Tigers ass..
I love both Eddie Money and EOTT. Gimme a break. The proof is in the sales and the singles. Uh where did No Control chart again? How many singles made the top 40?
Opinion of what someone likes the best has nothing to do with what did what sales..it's an opinion..
Slander wrote:piecesofeight wrote:Slander wrote:bulldog wrote:I was listening to my favorite cds from 1982 .
I would have to say Eddie Money's "No Control" cd kicked Survivor's " Eye Of The Tigers ass..
I love both Eddie Money and EOTT. Gimme a break. The proof is in the sales and the singles. Uh where did No Control chart again? How many singles made the top 40?
Opinion of what someone likes the best has nothing to do with what did what sales..it's an opinion..
I only mention album sales because it was brought up by Bulldog first as evidence that NO CONTROL was a better album than EOTT. Caught in the Game is my favorite Survivor album and it flopped.
Brett wrote:Slander wrote:piecesofeight wrote:Slander wrote:bulldog wrote:I was listening to my favorite cds from 1982 .
I would have to say Eddie Money's "No Control" cd kicked Survivor's " Eye Of The Tigers ass..
I love both Eddie Money and EOTT. Gimme a break. The proof is in the sales and the singles. Uh where did No Control chart again? How many singles made the top 40?
Opinion of what someone likes the best has nothing to do with what did what sales..it's an opinion..
I only mention album sales because it was brought up by Bulldog first as evidence that NO CONTROL was a better album than EOTT. Caught in the Game is my favorite Survivor album and it flopped.
Ah, it took me a while, but I see where your posts sprang from now. Bizarre, as I don't think the original poster's mention of 'kicking arse' had anything at all to do with record sales. I only know the singles from Eddie's album, so I can't really judge - but EOTT is a masterpiece, with the exception of it's second biggest hit, what a yawnfest that is! Can't believe they pulled AH and not 'Feels like Love' as the second single...oh well!
MarcelJordan wrote:Brett wrote:Slander wrote:piecesofeight wrote:Slander wrote:bulldog wrote:I was listening to my favorite cds from 1982 .
I would have to say Eddie Money's "No Control" cd kicked Survivor's " Eye Of The Tigers ass..
I love both Eddie Money and EOTT. Gimme a break. The proof is in the sales and the singles. Uh where did No Control chart again? How many singles made the top 40?
Opinion of what someone likes the best has nothing to do with what did what sales..it's an opinion..
I only mention album sales because it was brought up by Bulldog first as evidence that NO CONTROL was a better album than EOTT. Caught in the Game is my favorite Survivor album and it flopped.
Ah, it took me a while, but I see where your posts sprang from now. Bizarre, as I don't think the original poster's mention of 'kicking arse' had anything at all to do with record sales. I only know the singles from Eddie's album, so I can't really judge - but EOTT is a masterpiece, with the exception of it's second biggest hit, what a yawnfest that is! Can't believe they pulled AH and not 'Feels like Love' as the second single...oh well!
Im glad you're one of those who digs the EOTT album. Masterpiece is right![]()
With regards to AH over FLL, I can agree to some extent. The prob i think was FLL was not too radio friendly. Although, I would say First Night (from VS) is just about as good as FLL and FN could do no higher than 60. Blasphemy!
RockInDetroit wrote:Honestly I don't think I heard more than one song off EOTT on the radio.
RockInDetroit wrote:No Control kicks EOTT butt. It aint even close. How many songs charted on EOTT? Honestly I don't think I heard more than one song off EOTT on the radio. No Control honestly is one of the strongest albums I own from top to bottom. Eddie's best work. Now maybe if you compare No Control to Vital Signs this is a tougher question.
RockInDetroit wrote:Bulldog, I disagree with you that Eddie Money is one of the nicest Rock In Rollers there has ever been.
he even stole my sharpie.
RockInDetroit wrote:bulldog wrote:
Slander I am a huge Eddie Money fan .. Eddie is one of the greatest & nicest rock n roll stars there ever has been.. He has always made himself available to fans , media etc.
Bulldog, I disagree with you that Eddie Money is one of the nicest Rock In Rollers there has ever been. I met the guy twice and he was an ass both times. Keep in mind I own all of Eddie's cds. The first time I met Eddie was backstage at a show on his Right Here Tour. I was with my buddy who worked at Sony Records and he got us both back stage. Eddie came out for a few minutes to sign and pose for pictures. He totally blew me off....my friend he was cool with because my friend worked to promote his records. "With me it was like what can you do for me? Oh, nothing.....next."
I met Eddie a second time. He was doing a promotional tour at Best Buys. When I got to him he acted like talking to me was the last place in the entire world he rather be. I have pictures of me and the Money man and the expression on his face shows just that. Afterwards he even stole my sharpie.
I have heard others say the same thing about him...with the exception of people who can do him a favor or hot chicks. Now keep in mind this hurts me to say because I was a big fan and own all his music. Still No Control is by far a better cd than Eye of the tiger. Sales mean nothing. There have been other cds like EOTT that have had one hit and sold millions of records....I too believe CITG was a much better album song for song then EOTT.
jrnyman28 wrote:When I think of those two records, I know more songs from Eddie Money. That is what I remember from back then....
jrnyman28 wrote:My point is that I ONLY remember hearing EOTT from EOTT while I remember 3 or 4 songs from No Control. I don't really think this thread was about facts as much as perception. My perception is that No Control had more recognizable singles on it than EOTT did.
Slander wrote:RockInDetroit wrote:No Control kicks EOTT butt. It aint even close. How many songs charted on EOTT? Honestly I don't think I heard more than one song off EOTT on the radio. No Control honestly is one of the strongest albums I own from top to bottom. Eddie's best work. Now maybe if you compare No Control to Vital Signs this is a tougher question.
First I love Eddie Money. One of my all-time favorites. He has a great catalogue of music. On this one you are wrong though. No Control had 1 top 40 hit. EOTT had 2 including the number 1 title track. Other songs such as THE ONE THAT REALLY MATTERS were staples on aor radio when the album was released. EOTT is strong top to bottom as is No Control.
RockInDetroit wrote:Slander wrote:RockInDetroit wrote:No Control kicks EOTT butt. It aint even close. How many songs charted on EOTT? Honestly I don't think I heard more than one song off EOTT on the radio. No Control honestly is one of the strongest albums I own from top to bottom. Eddie's best work. Now maybe if you compare No Control to Vital Signs this is a tougher question.
First I love Eddie Money. One of my all-time favorites. He has a great catalogue of music. On this one you are wrong though. No Control had 1 top 40 hit. EOTT had 2 including the number 1 title track. Other songs such as THE ONE THAT REALLY MATTERS were staples on aor radio when the album was released. EOTT is strong top to bottom as is No Control.
No slander you are wrong. Ask anyone not a Survivor fan to name some songs off of the Album Eye of the Tiger and they will name only one sound. As for No Control, you have Shakin, Think I’m In Love, No Control and Take a Little Bit. I never heard any songs off of Eye of the Tiger other than the song Eye of the Tiger on the radio. No Control would be ranked by at least 80% of the people who know music from the 80’s as better than being better. Post this question in a board not dominated by Survivor Fans.
jrnyman28 wrote: My perception is that No Control had more recognizable singles on it than EOTT did.
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