1 hit wonder?? Level 42 - The Sun Goes Down (Livin' It Up) | REACTION
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- 1 hit wonder?? Level 42 - The Sun Goes Down (Livin' It Up) | REACTION #level42 #reaction
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Level 42 had many hits all over Europe in the 80's. Here in the Netherlands they had 16 top 40 hits, 8 of wich reached the top 10
This tune was their first top 10 hit on the UK charts. It's vocally the opposite of most of the band's songs like "Something About You", as Mike Lindup (keyboardist and second vocalist) takes the lead. Mark King (bassist and lead vocalist) sings backup here.
They had a stack of hits outside of the US LOL
Underrated banger
One hit wonder? No Siree!
It's a jam from the 80s but unfortunately didn't get enough airtime
One hit wonder? One plodder's search on internet .Guy has absolutely no idea at all
Great composition.
It makes House Party sound like House Party 2!
I’m not sure how they arrived at this point, but they’re all really fine players (and Mark King is something of an idol in the world of acrobatic slap & pop bassists).
They sound to me (at this point, which was pretty early on) like what they are: good players who’ve arrived at the conclusion that they need vocals, and are using the singing skills almost everyone with a good ear will have developed.
The production is pretty flat, but I don’t think they had a lot of tech or $$ to work with this early on.
On later albums Mark King’s voice gets more refined, but it keeps that “working-man’s edge”; as a bassist + (poor) vocalist I love it. I can’t walk away from a tune singing like Gino Vanelli, Robert Palmer, Brad Delp, or Big Joe Williams. I can sing along with King very convincingly.
Mark King's vocal is very much a character voice in this track - he doesn't sing like that on the rest of their stuff.
They are not a one hit wonder band, they wrote and played many great songs.
Love games
The chinese way
Hot water
Leaving me now
Something about you
Lessons in love
Running in the family
It's over
To be with you again
Children say
Heaven in my hands
Guaranteed
Forever now......to name a few
Not a 1 hit wonder band at all