--- In audities@yahoogroups.com, "Billy G. Spradlin" <bgspradlin@c...> 
wrote:

> Doesnt look too bad, about the only one I have dont have in my
> collection is Dirty Looks "Let Go".. I "think" I've heard it...years
> ago. And why does "Good Girls Don't" have to be picked as the Knack
> track for most Power Pop comps? Fun song, but not thier best..
>
> I wonder if the version of Badfinger's "Baby Blue" is the original Apple
> version?
>
> Billy G.
> http://listen.to/jangleradio

It's the live version from the Rykodisc CD, "Day After Day".  I would assume 
a rights issue was the main reason they didn't use the Apple version. 
Varese chose "Good Girls Don't" over "My Sharona", presumably because they 
used the single version of "Good Girl's Don't," which I don't think has 
previously been on CD.  Of course, the single version substitutes "when she 
puts you in your place" for "till she's sittin' on your face" (I love that 
they left in the tag "it hurts!" on the single version-albeit buried in the 
mix a bit-which I suppose retains a semblance of sense in that it often 
hurts when you're put in your place).

I wonder if they'd have used "In The Street" rather than "September Gurls", 
if it hadn't been the them of That '70s Show?  No matter what (pun intended) 
the motivation, it actually is the best Big Star choice for a power pop 
comp.
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Power Pop Rules!!!!!
Take Care,
David