| | 10cc Deceptive Bends CD - Import 10cc Discography of CDs
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This 12-track remastered release by British pop band 10cc includes the hit "The Things We Do For Love," and three bonus tracks.
Digitally remastered 1997 reissue of their top 40 1977 albumwith three bonus tracks: 'Hot To Trot', 'Don't Squeeze MeLike Toothpaste' & 'I'm So Laid Back, I'm Laid Out'. 12tracks total, also featuring the top five smash 'The ThingsWe Do For Love', the top 40 hit 'People In Love' and theclassic 'Good Morning Judge'. A Mercury Records release.
This was prepared from the original master tapes. Deceptive Bends Music Review Average Rating: (3 out of 5 stars)  "Godley"-ess & Less "Creme"-y, perhaps...
...however, 10cc proved they could still put out great albums! Their clever albeit quirky style of songwriting coupled with their superb music making and recording/producing command makes 10cc an absolute must listen! This was the first album I'd ever bought from the supergroup. But it led me to purchase more and more. Eric Stewart and Graham Gouldman had big shoes to fill indeed when half of their already established quartet left them to pursue their own musical ventures. But when this album came out, with their mega-chart-topping hit, "The Things We Do For Love", as well as "People In Love", their critics were silenced. I personally admired the group for some of their more obscure works, like "You've Got A Cold" and "I Bought A Flat Guitar Tutor" (A great song, by the way, to impress your guitar or vocal instructor with!!) But my most favorite song off this set is, "Feel The Benefit (Parts 1,2 and 3)" - a Jeff Lynne-ish sounding tune in places to be sure, but very excellently produced and versatile! Just get this thang!
Submitted by berlinjeans (Thompson, IA) 
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