[intothenight]

imo one of the most underrated songs in the catalogue
what you think?

[Stephen Dame]

When Gord hits the notes, outside on a cold night, it's magic. When he has to strain, it's a weak spot. The album version is great.

[The Heron Outside]

I met a girl from Thompson once. She told me a story about Johnny, I forget the story now, something about a girlfriend, I remember it being mildly entertaining. I'm starting to think this band stretches further across this great land than the Trans-Canada Highway.

[hotmetal401]

I'll sign my name to this. Fully dig the song, especially the very "off the floor" approach that ended up being on the record. Don't mess with perfection.

Cheers

Pat

[LoftyPines]

I am a big fan of the tune. Listening to it at the top of spring just makes me all the more happy that summer is soon approaching.

I have always had that one playing, but my friends find it too depressing.

[matthodges17]

great tune...even better lyrics!!

[dyersbay]

Love it! It's one of my favourites from PP.

[Ryan2]

loved it the first time i heard it when it was played at the pre-release shows of PP...

[Tarokun]

Looks like Christmas at 55 degrees
This latitude weakens my knees

very nice

[beanmedic]

Great song, i agree

[direwolf74]

When Gord hits the notes, outside on a cold night, it's magic. When he has to strain, it's a weak spot. The album version is great.

Agreed. It's a beautiful song on record, but Gord seems to have trouble hitting those high notes when they do it live, and it kind of ruins the overall effect. But again, the album version is stellar. And to think, Steve Berlin initially didn't like it and wanted to leave it off the album.

[Nick22ca]

absolutely love the song as well..."...it's the end of rent-a-movie weather" sums up a large part of my canadian life.

[thipfan73]

count me in on this one too, great song.

[Dudley]

This song I think plays a big part in me picking PP for best hip album.

[intothenight]

guys got any others u think are underrated?