What an absolutely TIGHT version of this great Eno rocker. Too bad the audio is a bit muddy. I would have loved to be there in person; it probably sounded awesome.
I miss the 80s when I found them. Miss my wife. We loved them together. I cry bitteraweet tears when I hear them. I miss her so much and hearing their songs brings her back to me for a little while. I love you Paula
I can't believe bands are STILL covering this perfect pop song. It never goes out of fashion. Paul Weller and Gary Numan have this in their top ten faves. How diverse
never ever get the credit they deserve. the Feelies influenced everyone in the 80s and 90s. they remind me of Galaxie 500 in the amount of influence they had on the era with little credit
Just got my tickets to see this band at the Black Cat in D.C. in April (2024). They are still this god damn good. It is amazing. It doesn't make sense! AND they have two new records out. AND they just put out a record of all live Velvet Underground covers (?!?!) and it's so good if Lou Reed was alive he'd glower and chew angrily on his toothpick about it. What I'm saying is go see the Feelies because the world stinks and they're great.
I've never told anyone this before, least of all The Feelies, or spouses of same: I never warmed up to "Doin' it Again." I wanted to like it, but as hard as i tried, I couldn't. I don't feel this way about any other Feelies song. So this is my confession ..Glad to have finally shared it with the world..
This came up on my feed. Was glad to be part of this afternoon and proud to be an "audience member." I'm reminded of what a great loss Mr Demme's passing was. He was really quite the talent. As for "Night of the Living Feelies?" One has to make their own movie in their head and be satisfied with that. It would have been great, though. Thanks for posting, Mrs Demeski.
Years back, when i went to a multitude of shows, this song was usually the opener. It really encapsulates their sound perfectly. Hope everyone, and Stanley, of course, are thriving and enjoying life.
