Music critics cite The Call for the depth of their material
and the passion with which it's performed:
"This critically acclaimed band counts Peter Gabriel,
Robbie Robertson, and Jim Kerr among it's biggest fans. So
what are you waiting for? This is a Call well worth
heeding."- Rolling Stone
Chicago Tribune written by Lou Carloza June 1998
While some might consider The Call's best days behind them,
the compelling, urgent set delivered by Michael Been and
company at the Subterranean Cafe and Cabaret Thursday night
decisively proved otherwise. Playing without a bassist (but
with original members Scott Musick on drums and Tom Ferrier
on guitar), Been wowed the standing-room-only crowd with a
balanced mix of old standbys and thoughtful, new originals
- includin More...
Review about The Call Ah ya ya ya ya ya ya | Reviewer: Anonymous
------ About the song The Walls Came Down performed by The Call
You can sit and listen - or you can get up and go nuts. You gotta love this song. I love the way you can just barely hear them screaming "Wake up!!!" in the fade. This is a rock and roll classic - or should be anyway.
Pure brilliance | Reviewer: Chuck
------ About the song I Don't Wanna performed by The Call
"I Don't Wanna" is a song that you not only hear the emotion, the pain Michael Been is singing about, but you can actually feel it just by listening.
This song has cut to the very core of my being, striking a nerve few songs ever have or ever will. I cannot help but be overcome with emotion each time I hear this song. I actually have tears in my eyes as I listen to it.
Thank you Michael Been for writing this beautiful song, and thank you to The Call for being an incredible band.
perfection | Reviewer: jm3d
------ About the song I Don't Wanna performed by The Call
Me neither, in my 44 years. Raw emotion laid over two chords. If you hear this song for the first time under the right (or wrong) circumstances, it will remain with you forever.
Underated | Reviewer: JV
------ About the song I Don't Wanna performed by The Call
One of the best songs performed by the most underated group in rock. If there is a more passionate sung song in rock, I haven't heard it in my 61 years of listening to music.
Written over 20 years ago but somewhat eerily & prophetically speaks to the New Millenium | Reviewer: wal
------ About the song The Walls Came Down performed by The Call
Any of the top grossing rock & roll acts sure wish they could have written a song like this.
I wonder what Mr. Michael Breen was thinking when he created the lyrics to this song? I wonder what exactly was the impetus within his own experience at that time that caused these lyrics to come to his mind?
Yes, corporate scandals have always plagued the western world. Yes, irrational people have always lived among us.
In the New Millenium, everything just seems to be on a bigger scale.
I wish popular music would make more of an effort to inspire & bring out the best and most humane behavior in mankind.
astounding | Reviewer: Hal
------ About the song The Walls Came Down performed by The Call
this song has great energy, lyrics with meaning, and grows more relevent as we progress.
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