WHAT A VIBE!| FIRST TIME HEARING 10cc - I'm Not In Love REACTION

WHAT A VIBE!| FIRST TIME HEARING 10cc - I'm Not In Love REACTION
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[magneto]

This is definitely one of their greatest songs and what you're hearing in the background are tons and tons of vocals overdubbed by the band. The Things We Do for Love by 10cc, that should be your next reaction!

[randytorres]

The idea for the song came from Eric Stewart saying to his wife that if he kept saying "I Love You" over and over, it wouldn't mean anything even though he did love her. He recalled to The Guardian:

"I met this gorgeous girl called Gloria at Halifax town hall. I was 18. She was 16. Three years later, we got married. A few years after that, Gloria told me: 'You don't say 'I love you' much anymore.' I told her that, if I said it all the time, it would sound glib. But I started wondering how I could say it without using those actual words. So 'I'm not in love' became a rhetorical conversation with myself – and then a song.

I wrote the lyrics in a couple of days. The line, 'I keep your picture up on the wall, it hides a nasty stain' was about the crack in my bedroom wall at my parents' house in Manchester. I'd put a photograph of Gloria over it. When I took the song to the band, they said: 'I'm not in love'? What the f--k is that? You can't say that!' But Graham Gouldman, our bass-player and chord-master, agreed to work on it with me. We both liked The Girl From Ipanema, so we gave it a similar bossa nova style. Then Kevin Godley, our drummer, said it was crap.

The guy in this song sounds like he's trying to convince himself he's not in love anymore, but he's not fooling us. That conflict stems from the title and helped make the song so poignant.

In a Songfacts interview with Graham Gouldman, he explained: "I had the opening chords to it and it grew from there. Eric and I had always avoided a love song, but I was always convinced we could do a great one, and once again Eric came up with the title of that song, and it was the perfect title of an anti-love song. But of course, is it an anti-love song? Is it I'm not in love, or is it I am in love?"

The whispered vocals of "Be quiet, big boys don't cry" came from the secretary of Strawberry Studios (the studio the band operated), Kathy Redfern. They were looking for a certain sound when Redfern entered the studio to quietly tell Eric Stewart he had a phone call. When they heard her voice, they knew it was right for the song.
(Songfacts.com)

[rodb]

He was trying to deny it, but he was absolutely in love. Great song. Masterful. You should definitely do their "The Things We Do for Love". Absolute classic. You will adore it, I promise.

[rhysf]

'Big boys don't cry' was sung by the receptionist at the recording studio.

[zgoodpet]

One of the most beautiful songs ever written and recorded!

[Agislife]

The 70's really were unsurpassable when it comes to musical vibes

[bradsullivan]

"The Things We Do for Love" is another gem from them.

[driggs]

The way that 10CC recorded this song is fascinating. Each pitched voice is its own track; the mixing engineer essentially "played" the mix board. There was a documentary made about it; the name unfortunately escapes me.

[jrusso]

If y'all wanna have even more respect for this tune you need to search YouTube for how they produced the backing vocals. I've been a musician for about 55 years and when I saw how they mixed the vocal tracks I was blown away. Too hard to explain it here. Essentially they each recorded single vocal notes and then played them back individually through the mix console and sat at the desk and "played" the notes by raising and lowering the channel faders. You have to see it! J and Amber, we really do love you two! Peace and love to all my friends here. God bless.

[FreeSociety]

This is the shorter, cropped version of the song.
The longer, full (album) version of this song is even more sonically amazing & impressive.

[klaatutwo]

Two members of 10cc continued as Godley & Creme. You might like "Cry" by them along with all the great 10cc songs already mentioned in here.

[mattfulmer]

It was written by Eric Stewart for his wife. It was tongue-in-cheek because she had told him that he never wrote love songs for her.

[sharoncromer]

When I first started listening to the radio on low volume while going to sleep, at 9 yrs old, I heard this song nearly every night that year. Your song selection tonight is flooding me with so many wonderful memories! Thank you Jay and Amber. ❤
#BeQuietBigBoysDontCry

[drees]

10cc are massively underrated, and in their own quiet way, hugely experimental. They were a bit of a supergroup, musicians and songwriters that were suggested by Neil Sedaka to form a group and were very successful throughout the 70's, they were so versatile, they didn't really have a signature sound but were master songwriters.

[imobannon]

He's 100% in love. The music says it, the words say it, in everything he says (except for when he says, "I'm not in love."). He's just trying to fight it. But he loves her, and he can't fight it...

[francesthompson]

10cc are a brilliant British Band formed in the 70’s, they had many hits!

[rray]

I've always loved this song. Thank you for reacting to it... I've always thought that the guy in the song is trying to convince HIMSELF that he's not in love yet the actions he describes says that he is...What always got me the most is that angelic choir of in the background. I also love the song by Billy Joel called "Just The Way You Are" because it has a similar background choir sound.

[hondaphan]

I was 15 years old when this song was released in '75 and it was a monster hit as it was all over the radio. It was so unique and well-written it took the world by storm.

[johnl]

The summer of 1974, I was 14 when this song came out. Just a magic summer never forgotten.

[johnvestal]

The voice whispering, "Be quiet...big boys don't cry", was the studio secretary Kathy Redfern. The band had decided they liked the line but couldn't figure out how to work it in...and whose vocal to use. It just wasn't sounding 'right' with a male vocal.
At that point the door to the control room opened and Kathy looked in and whispered 'Eric, sorry to bother you. There's a telephone call for you.' Lol jumped up and said 'That's the voice, her voice is perfect!'
She had to be dragged into the studio ("frog-marched" in her words) by convincing her she wasn't even going to be singing...not even really talking....just whispering. So they recorded her voice track of the line, "Be quiet...big boys don't cry" and it ended up as the most recognizable part of "I'm Not In Love", arguably 10cc's biggest worldwide hit and the song that made them a household name in the U.S., peaking at #2 on Billboard Hot 100.

And Kathy Redfern got a gold record out of it.