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- Songs We Didn't Write
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Ghoti Hook
Released 1998

Where Is My Mind?
03:35
899 plays

Walking On Sunshine
03:25
8,913 plays

Just What I Needed
02:43
882 plays

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- 1
- I Love Rock & Roll
- 02:54
- 4,589 plays

- 2
- Earth Angel
- 02:10
- 1,349 plays

- 3
- True Faith
- 04:10
- 600 plays

- 4
- Just What I Needed
- 02:43
- 882 plays

- 5
- Friends
- 03:35
- 597 plays

- 6
- Acquiesce
- 03:25
- 519 plays

- 7
- I See Red
- 03:50
- 429 plays

- 8
- Walking On Sunshine
- 03:25
- 8,913 plays

- 9
- The Guitar Song
- 03:56
- 448 plays

- 10
- Hey Nonny Nonny
- 03:10
- 490 plays

- 11
- On The Road Again
- 02:04
- 552 plays

- 12
- Where Is My Mind?
- 03:35
- 899 plays

- 13
- Burnin' Love
- 03:14
- 486 plays

- 14
- The Invisible Man
- 02:10
- 427 plays

- 15
- A Bunch Of Laughter
- 01:31
- 330 plays

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album review

Ghoti Hook runs through a clutch of rock & roll favorites on the rowdy holdover record Songs We Didn't Write. Beginning, naturally, with "I Love Rock & Roll," the band punks and pops up tracks from New Order ("True Faith"), Violent Femmes ("Hey Nonny Nonny"), and tears into goofy fare like Michael W. Smith's "Friends" with obvious glee. The latter's appearance is typical Ghoti Hook -- the band's Christian identity has always been slightly skewed from the Christian music genre's normal niceties. Songs We Didn't Write is more of an album for fans -- it's raggedly recorded, and its material -- barring a faithful, heroic take on the Pixies' "Where Is My Mind" -- isn't strong enough to stand alone. But that's okay, since it's obvious that Ghoti Hook didn't really intend this album to be much more than it is -- a raucous, bawdy, "because we can" record. ~ Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide