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inanamusic

I got inspired by the lyrics and made a totally different song out of it. Hope you like mine as wel l:-) Check it out under "Inanamusic- How is the air"

rlprgp62

I have this album...

sam armytage

in a perfect world only the band writes songs ,before they had hits with songs they worte or co-wrote cyndi and madonna didn't write most of their earliest , biggest hits. the irony of barry manilow not writing ' i write the songs' .lol.

sam armytage

what happened to the bass player , did she jump or was she pushed ?

trfesok

Sounds a lot like early Blondie, in voice and attitude!

Bruce Bandit

Up until now the La De Da's version of this song is the only one I've ever known about - its great and powerful and a peon railing against the unobtainable that is in all women and while I like ex-Bangles Susanna Hoffs as a solo performer, this rendition of, How Is The Air Up There, is really just a novelty for my listening ears to enjoy. Thanks heeps for posting.

CenaTv2

Sorry, but the La De Da's did it better. And the La De Da's were from my country of Kiwi Land, so i heard their's first.

Mark Katz

@txcowpatty I wish more people knew of them during this phase. I was obsessed with this ep when it came out. When their first major label release came out and I saw what the label did to them, i was devastated. Still, they did go on to produce some good pop, until Walk Like an Egyptian put the final nail in their coffin. For me at least.

miette424

Such a great album!

Caprizonica

@lurch321 It sounds like Vicky

lurch321

Who sings lead on this? It doesn't sound like Susanna.

roguefacter

Great cover of a iconic Kiwi band. The La De Da's take this number home.

gupsnot

@BornToLoseOutToLunch another cranky sheep-plugger.....heheheheh. You're 100% right

Caraboo Lee

I loved The Bangles when they had a more rougher, garage band sound!

JustAFocus

I know the Changin' Times made the original, and their version is OK, but I always preferred the fuzzed-out treatment that the La De Das gave it. Obviously the Bangles did too, as this version closely matches the La De Das' cover. They did a great job of it, in my opinion, and it was even hotter in concert, back in '82.

chrismoff17

Shit hot!

Michael Diehl

oh really? I always thought the La-De-Das did it first. I always wondered how an Ozzie band managed to score a song written by Americans. Now I know. I'll have to look up the Changin' Times.

GroovyChainsaw

Always dug this tune, never knew this was a cover -- I'll hafta go check out the original.

Patricia Vasquez

Still, not a bad version, back when The Bangles were unpolished and not made up within an inch of their lives...just cool girl rockers

Jed Rinzivillo

The original - 1965 by "The Changin Times" is far better. Written by Artie Kornfeld (Woodstock Festival) and Steve Duboff (The rain, the park and other things)

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