"Won't Take No For An Answer"
from Cheap Tracks
It's rare when a Cheap Trick song doesn't begin from the stage or ever find the stage after recording. By 1983, any and all restrictions in the studio were gone. The mad scientist in Rick Nielsen was allowed to play. On this week's episode, Chris and Mike look back on "Won't Take No For An Answer" from the band's 1983 full length, NEXT POSITION PLEASE.
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