If Music Could Talk

Heston wrote: ↑

27 Mar 2017, 4:00pm

Marky Dread wrote: ↑

27 Mar 2017, 3:54pm

Flex wrote: ↑

27 Mar 2017, 2:43pm

Lotta good material from '91 on.

Flags and Emblems:

Each Dollar a Bullet
Beirut Moon
Die and Burn
No Surrender

Get a Life:

Get a Life
No Laughing Matter
Forensic Evidence
Harp
The Night the Wall Came Down

Tinderbox:

You Never Hear the One That Hits You
A River Flowing
I Could Be Happy Yesterday
My Ever Changing Moral Stance
The Message
Dust in My Eye
Roaring Boys

Hope Street:

Hope Street
Tantalize
What Does it Take?
Last Train from the Wasteland

Guitar and Drum:

Guitar and Drum
Strummerville
Dead Man Walking
Empty Sky
Can't Get Away with That
Be True to Yourself
Who Died and Made You Elvis
Protect and Serve

No Going Back:

Liar's Club
My Dark Places
One Man Island
Good Luck with That
Trail of Tears
Full Steam Backwards
When We Were Young

I like all on that list but "The Message" I'm not too enamoured by their cover of that. It feels a little too forced and obvious.

It's a bit cringeworthy, as is their cover of No sleep Til Brooklyn (Belfast).

• Long way to paradise
  No surrender
  Harp
  When the stars fall
  I could be happy yesterday
  ever changing moral stance
  hope street
  half a life
  cant get away with that
  guitar and drum
  When we were young
  Liars club

muppet hi fi wrote: ↑

26 Mar 2017, 9:19pm

Heston wrote: ↑

26 Mar 2017, 6:45am

101Walterton wrote: ↑

26 Mar 2017, 12:53am

Back To Front to me sounds like a generic SLF song. It is so similar to 2/3 other songs as if it was a fake like those Pistols songs that surfaced on various boots.

I really like Back To Front. Mr Fire Coal Man on the b side was brilliant too.

Me too, both tracks. I think with 'Nobody's Heroes' they started turning into what they ultimately became on 'Go For It' - a perfect power pop band, full of ideas and super catchy melodies.