Smash - Milk It For All It's Worth flac album

The one problem, and unfortunately, it keeps Milk It for All It's Worth from achieving its full potential, is that Valenziano takes the album's title all too literally. Only one song, the Chad & Jeremy-like "Won't Ya?," makes it under the four-minute mark. In the '60s, songs tended to be around two and a half minutes for a reason: They knew that sugar tastes best in small doses. If a good minute or two was chopped out of each of these songs, they would be perfect, but as it stands, Milk It for All It's Worth is like overdosing on gumballs.

Milk It for All It's Worth.

Released: December 12, 1995. 2. Easier Said Than Done. SoundHound on Twitter.

In "it is worth," "worth" is a predicate adjective. Worth" can also be a noun, a reasonably close synonym to "worth. We can ask, "What is his value?" or "What is his worth?" So "for all its worth" makes sense. To make things worse, in "Milk it for what it's worth," has no such alternative: We can only say, "for what it is worth," not "for what its worth. Well, since we've entered the realms of pure imagination here, I can come up with a series of words in which "milk it for what its worth" would be grammatical: "Milk it for what? Its worth. But I think that we all agree that "Milk it for all it's worth" should be correct. Uncle Bob. Senior Member.