Mott The Hoople

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9 years ago

StationOfdreams

Great band, great tune.

10 years ago

cosmicdrifter287

this is remarkable.

10 years ago

Trews Detroit

Was always my favorite song from Mott the Hoople

10 years ago

Dave Pipe

1998 - The members of Mott The Hoople played together for the first time in 24 years at the Virgin Megastore on London's Oxford Street. They then performed two concerts at the Hammersmith Apollo in London, in October 2009.This does bring back memories and was covered by a lot of the local bands as their final number on a Saturday night.#dapimusic #mymusichangout #glamrock #mottthehoople #onthisday #onthisdate

10 years ago

Russell Hrolandsson

Love this group/song

10 years ago

robbo602

what happened in Croydon stays in Croydon...

10 years ago

edomite slayer

Mick Ronson and Ian Hunter - best partnership in English rock!

11 years ago

Elenhith

Mott the Hool Rule.

11 years ago

branko kokman

Mott The Hoople - Saturday Gigs

11 years ago

keven field

love this song,why did it not go to number 1,

11 years ago

Ian Smith

Fairfields Hall and all that.Pax to all from 73soulboy.Xxx.

11 years ago

Dan Pettersson

What happened in Croydon?

11 years ago

woodgiebrian

bought this in about 76 on the LP. great song along with all the others, remember when it was an LP and you got a sleeve with loadsa photos and something to treasure... nowadays its just a download from a click. where's it all gone wrong?

11 years ago

Kevin Clepps

a perfect song!

11 years ago

larry warner sr.

Yeah..I saw Queen Open up For Mott The Hopple May 24 1974 Kings Gym wilkes-barre Pa. It was the most awesome...would of been better if Mick Ralphs was there =at this time Bad Company kicked in... Ariel did lead The Golden Age Of Rock,and Roll=Queen was really out of hand Great....

11 years ago

SImon Luckin

I remember a lot of my friends didn't like this but I certainly did and have still got the single from '74 in pretty much mint condition. Haven't heard it for years though and have to say I'd forgotten just how awesome the words were....Amazing. Time to get my old records out again I think!!!!

11 years ago

Mark Wood

This is a symphony

12 years ago

TheWaldewe

Pretty much the same feelings I have now when listening to this...

12 years ago

George R

How I miss the good ole' days, how I would sit and listen to Mott the Hoople and wonder what it must have been like. I grew up in the seventies and now turning the big five-o I miss so much of that era and how I would put on my brothers headphones and wish I could play guitar and sing like Ian Hunter. I guess with all this technology I long for a time when music was raw, gritty and hot.

12 years ago

rockon18

Thanks for the Ariel Bender images. It was he, not Ronno who did the original recordings before Hunter let him go because he wanted the Ronno mystique. For me, Bender always delivered the goods.