http://insyncnet.com/duncan/2006/06/08/streets-of-fire/ Tribute Thu, 11 Mar 2010 23:42:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 http://insyncnet.com/duncan/2006/06/08/streets-of-fire/#comment-1731 Nick Wells Wed, 07 Jan 2009 15:27:26 +0000 http://insyncnet.com/duncan/2006/06/08/streets-of-fire/#comment-1731 Street of Fire is a terrific album. Can anyone let me have the lyrics to 'Fauvette' please? Street of Fire is a terrific album. Can anyone let me have the lyrics to ‘Fauvette’ please?

]]> http://insyncnet.com/duncan/2006/06/08/streets-of-fire/#comment-432 Oliver Mon, 09 Jul 2007 12:59:49 +0000 http://insyncnet.com/duncan/2006/06/08/streets-of-fire/#comment-432 (Restless) Child of Change is a lovely song.. (Restless) Child of Change is a lovely song..

]]> http://insyncnet.com/duncan/2006/06/08/streets-of-fire/#comment-83 Hans Peters Wed, 31 Jan 2007 00:39:27 +0000 http://insyncnet.com/duncan/2006/06/08/streets-of-fire/#comment-83 Its hard to say which is my favourite but one things for sure, Streets of Fire is timeless and cool. I wonder if such songs of this quality ever will be written again. Its hard to say which is my favourite but one things for sure, Streets of Fire is timeless and cool. I wonder if such songs of this quality ever will be written again.

]]> http://insyncnet.com/duncan/2006/06/08/streets-of-fire/#comment-14 Alex Sun, 06 Aug 2006 18:39:30 +0000 http://insyncnet.com/duncan/2006/06/08/streets-of-fire/#comment-14 Side one of this album is one of my favorite sides ever. I found in many years ago in a vinyl cassette bin, and fell in love with it. Mr. Browne had a sound very similar to the one Dire Straits conjured with their "Making Movies" album, but he had it first, and Mark Knopfler never did anything as timelessly cool as the instrumental "Streets of Fire." Side one of this album is one of my favorite sides ever. I found in many years ago in a vinyl cassette bin, and fell in love with it. Mr. Browne had a sound very similar to the one Dire Straits conjured with their “Making Movies” album, but he had it first, and Mark Knopfler never did anything as timelessly cool as the instrumental “Streets of Fire.”

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