![Mc5 - Looking At You / Borderline [Vinyl Single]](https://aentcdn2.azureedge.net/graphics/items/sdimages/a/500/3/2/9/3/3773923.jpg "Looking At You / Borderline [Vinyl Single]")
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Formats and Editions
1. Spoken Message from Ira Louvin
2. It's All Off
3. Take My Ring from Your Finger
4. I'll Never Go Back (To the Ways of Sin)
5. Are You Missing Me?
6. Coo, Coo, Coo
7. Streamline Heartbreaker
8. (I'm Changing the Words to) My Love Song
9. Red Hen Boogie 1
10. Unpucker 1
11. Television Set 1
12. Discontented Cowboy 1
13. Two-Faced Heart 1
14. Don't Compare the Future with the Past 1
15. That's My Heart Talking 1
16. I'm Gonna Love You One More Time 1
17. Preach the Gospel 1
18. Born Again 1
19. They've Got the Church Outnumbered 2
20. The Sons and Daughters of God 2
21. Insured Beyond the Grave 2
22. You'll Meet Him in the Clouds 2
23. I Love God's Way of Living 2
24. Love and Wealth 2
25. Bald Knob, Arkansas 2
26. Measured Love 2
27. Kiss Me Like You Did Yesterday 2
28. Would You Tear Down Your Castle 2
29. You'll Forget 3
30. Never Say Goodbye
More Info:
One of the earliest MC5 singles! Packaged in new envelope style sleeves, with rare unseen band photos! The Motor City Five pressed on black vinyl at Third Man Pressing in the Motor City! Includes brand spankin’ new liners by David Fricke of Rolling Stone, who says, “In a 1966 live recording, the MC5 played ‘Looking at You’ like Motown raga. At United Sound, the band hit the zigzag riff at light speed and stayed there, framed by searing lead guitar and explosive drumming. ‘Borderline’ was a frantic jigsaw of power-chord jolts and sheet-like harmonies detonated again, at the Grande, for the live recording of the MC5's first LP, Kick Out the Jams.”
"Looking At You"/"Borderline"
