- Audio CD (12 July 2004)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Single
- Label: B Unique
- ASIN: B0002AYMQ6
- Other Editions: Audio CD | DVD Audio | MP3 Download
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 409,657 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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| 1. How 'Bout I Love You More |
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
How 'Bout I Love You More
The first release from the album was first heard by myself at an acoustic night in Glasgow many months ago. Enjoyed it then, and the studio version is even better. Catchy, bold, upbeat. This one will stick in your head for months. The only thing i could really draw comparisons with is some of the earleir standout songs from Mull Historical Society, such as Watching Xanadu, Animal Cannabus, and Gravity. Marks the return of Trudy, which is a good thing, right? One of the many high points of the album, and certainy one of their best songs to date. 9/10
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Colin MacIntyre aka Mull Historical Society returns with the perfect summer song. A song so catchy, you will no doubt finding yourself humming the tune over and over. It is made more impressive by the fact that MacIntyre does nearly everything himself, from playing the instruments to twiddling the knobs.
Lyrically the song is not your usual chart release; with questions of scientific development and allusions to Leonardo Da Vinci's flying machine, Colin MacIntyre stands out from the crowd. This is three minutes and twenty-four seconds of pure musical enjoyment, from verse to chorus through a bridge that you cannot help singing along to.
Lyrically the song is not your usual chart release; with questions of scientific development and allusions to Leonardo Da Vinci's flying machine, Colin MacIntyre stands out from the crowd. This is three minutes and twenty-four seconds of pure musical enjoyment, from verse to chorus through a bridge that you cannot help singing along to.
This is definitely a song to brighten up the dullest day, or even better, to listen to while sitting in the sun.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Colin MacIntyre aka Mull Historical Society returns with the perfect summer song. A song so catchy, you will find yourself humming the tune over and over. It is made more impressive by the fact that MacIntyre does nearly everything himself, from playing the instruments to twiddling the knobs.
Lyrically the song is not your usual chart release; with questions of scientific development and allusions to Leonardo Da Vinci's flying machine, Colin MacIntyre stands out from the crowd. This is three minutes and twenty-four seconds of pure musical enjoyment, from verse to chorus through a bridge that you cannot help singing along to.
This is definitely a song to brighten up the dullest day, or even better, to listen to while sitting in the sun.
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