Throw your hands up to the sky And scream out loud I'm free 'Cause wrong is the new right So we can cut loose tonight It costs a lot to look this cheap So get it like you like it Get it like you like it Get it like you like it Get it like you like it Fire makes it burn and water makes it turn We must still be here living on earth They keep telling me Jesus walked on water He shoulda surfed Now get it like you like it Get it like you like it Get it like you like it Get it like you like it In 1918 the great bambino Kicked a piano into Willis pond But Johnny Damon swung a bat Grand slam that was that An 86 year curse is gone Just like you like it Get it like you like it Get it like you like it Get it like you like it Now throw your hands up to the sky And scream - scream I'm not alone Is it irony or fate Don't become what you hate We've all got stardust in our bones Just like you like it Get it like you like it Get it like you like it Got to get it like you like it Get it like you like it Oh - just - just - just like you like it Get it like you like it Just like you like it Get it like you like it Musicians Ben Harper : Acoustic guitar, Vocals Juan D. Nelson : Bass Oliver Francis Charles : Drums Leon Mobley : Percussion Jason Yates : Keys Michael Ward : Guitar Marc Ford : Guitar Scott Thomas : Backing Vocals Comments by Danny Kalb (recording engineer) : "The Boat is a good medium sized studio. When most band record nowadays, you may a drummer in the main room with mics on his drum kit. There may also be a guitar player and a bass player with the drummer in the room, but their amps are usually isolated in another room so there is no sound spillage between the drums/bass/guitar. On top of that you may a singer in another room singing along to the band in his headphones. This is the safe, modern (and sometimes sterile) way most people record. When we recorded "Get It.." There were 8 people with their amps and instruments crammed into the main room with absolutely no isolation. Amps blazing, drums and percussion pounding away, everyone singing with all that sound going on. It takes very talented and well rehearsed musicians to pull this off. I was a little worried about the sound I'd be able to get, but those guys more than made it work." |