Baby Blue has been on repeat ever since I finished watching Breaking Bad for the first time in the past year. I definitely understand why there is so much praise surrounding the show and it has easily made its way into my top five of all time. I love Baby Blue, it has become one of my favorite songs (coming from a pop loving girly girl), but I’ve started listening to more of their music and realize their whole discography is worth checking out! I’m glad Breaking Bad introduced me to Badfinger.

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Why did I listen to this? I did it for me… I liked it.

One of the most underrated bands and albums of all time! Talented yes!! and then some! Badfinger never got their due and respect they deserved. One of my all time favorite albums!

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BREAKING BAD is hands down the best show I've ever seen. It had it all..... Great chemistry between the actors and incredible emotion throughout!! Playing BABY BLUE at the end was so perfectly fitting and brought tears to my eyes.

Badfinger were on pace to be The Beatles of the 1970's. Ironically, they were discovered by George Harrison, and Paul McCartney wrote "Come And Get It" for the band. Unfortunately, poor management and personal issues caused tragedies within the band. Joey Molland is the only original surviving member of the band. I just saw he, and a revived Badfinger, perform "Straight Up" live in New York City. I hadn't realized how fantastic these songs were, until I heard Joey performing the album live. Thank God, Joey is keeping the band's music and legacy out there. This is definitely one of rocks greatest albums, ranking up there with The Who's, "Who's Next", or The Rolling Stones , "Sticky Fingers". A must listen for true fans of rock and roll.

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What a great album...it's a shame it's been overlooked all these years later. I'm glad Breaking Bad brought this band some well deserved fame, but people need to realize that this band did more than just the song that was on the show! Even though Baby Blue is my favorite track here, there are some other great ones such as "Take It All", "Day After Day", and "Name of the Game" which you should really give a listen to. Solid album overall. Highly reccomended for fans of classic rock.

I appreciate Breaking Bad opening up a new audience for Badfinger, but let`s focus on the music. Badfinger`s history reflects all the wrong that can happen to the right band, who in the midst of chaos created some of the most artistically beautiful and timeless music of the 70`s. Listen closely and reflect on an era when the music came first and image was nothing.