How Dare You

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a b c d e f g h i j k l "British certifications – 10cc". British Phonographic Industry . Retrieved 13 January 2023. Type 10cc in the "Search BPI Awards" field and then press Enter. pop songs mixed with talking and humor; maybe three or four good ones including "I Wanna Rule the World",

The other two more or less prog related's are Art for arts sake (nice rhythm) and Don't hang up (emotional lyrics). such a short song is one of their great skills. But at times, it is just too much (like in this song). Not easy to recreate "One Night In man who recalls surviving a plane crash and being rescued by a stewardess named Mandy- or did he imagine the In my opinion, this is one of the finest crossover prog album ever recorded. Unfortunately, it was the songs may get a bit tiring, and therefor I don't listen to this LP very often. But the 'art' of this pop makes me amazed when I do. The

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charge of keeping up with the momentum initiated with their previous two studio albums, it remains one of their most powerful works impossible to categorize. Each song holds so many ideas, discoveries. One should try and count how many different sub-songs Hutchinson, Charles (26 October 2007). "Preview: 10CC featuring Graham Gouldman and Friends, Harrogate International Centre, October 29". The Press . Retrieved 26 July 2021. Not all numbers are unforgettable like the instrumental opening number "How Dare You" and the jazzy/pastiche "Iceberg".

guitars and zithers, plus some fabulous (albeit too short) guitar leads. Here we find again the topic of being lost in our dreams and

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It took a whole month before I was able to reduce 10cc´s "How dare you" to some workable bottom line. In this case it was that there were a lot of connections in the lyrics involving puns and unlikely word associations. As soon as I said that to Peter he suggested telephones (because they connect, of course) and we both immediately thought of that old film thing of split-screen phone conversations. The band rejected the filmic side of the idea, but liked the telephones because, unbeknown to us, they already had a phone song on the record (Don´t hang up). What a connection indeed! They wanted something modern and sophisticated so we did a style piece, a parody of Sanderson ads, full of tastefully furnished rooms occupied by very tasteful people, "Very Sanderson, very 10cc. We chose characters and situations from the songs and then added a sub-plot involving the couple that appear in every shot, in the desk photo or behind the blonde lady where we see them getting out of the car. This sad lady in the foreground is a gin soaked housewife, wasting away in rich suburbia, whilst her smooth businessman husband works too hard and consequently neglects her. Hipgnosis goes socially conscious. He is furious at being interrupted at work, again. How dare she! THe inner spread for the album it´s a paranoid nightmare about going to a crowded party and being totally unable to talk to anyone - better to be on the blower than face somebody directly. 10 cc themselves are in there somewhere as are the characters from the front cover". Your computer may be infected with malware or spyware that makes automated requests to our server and causes problems. Larkin, Colin (1999). All-Time Top 1000 Albums. Virgin Books. p.120. ISBN 0-7535-0354-9. Archived from the original on 8 October 2021.