Live - All Over You Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Why wasn't 'All Over You' by Live released as a single in the US?

   'All Over You' was not released as a single in the US to encourage fans to purchase the entire album, 'Throwing Copper.' This strategy was quite common in the 90s to boost album sales. Despite not being available as a single, the song still achieved notable success on various rock charts.

2. What is the significance of water imagery in 'All Over You'?

   Ed Kowalczyk, the lead singer of Live, frequently uses water imagery in his lyrics as it represents fluidity and emotion, which are central themes in his songwriting. He mentioned that water is also a metaphor for spirit across various religious traditions, making it a powerful symbol for expressing deep emotions.

3. Did Live perform 'All Over You' at Woodstock?

   'All Over You' was not performed at Woodstock '94 but made its appearance during their set at Woodstock '99. The band's participation in such high-profile gigs helped them expand their fanbase significantly during the mid-90s.

4. Where was 'Throwing Copper,' including the track 'All Over You,' recorded?

   'Throwing Copper' was recorded at Pachyderm Studio in Cannon Falls, Minnesota. Interestingly, it was mixed at an isolated former Playboy resort in Wisconsin that housed a top-notch recording studio amidst remnants of its past as a glamorous getaway.