If Music Could Talk

Heston wrote:

Silent Majority wrote:I have never heard Kool Aid. Let's do something about that.

It's better than the Globe. You may need some drugs.

It's pretty good.

Silent Majority wrote:

Heston wrote:

Silent Majority wrote:I have never heard Kool Aid. Let's do something about that.

It's better than the Globe. You may need some drugs.

It's pretty good.

It's great after a few plays.

Kool Aid's 'Can't Wait' kicks several bells of shit out of the turgid Globe version.

Silent Majority wrote:Kool Aid's 'Can't Wait' kicks several bells of shit out of the turgid Globe version.

Agreed.

Silent Majority wrote:Kool Aid's 'Can't Wait' kicks several bells of shit out of the turgid Globe version.

Love both versions, but the Kool Aid version is boss.

Heston wrote:

Silent Majority wrote:Kool Aid's 'Can't Wait' kicks several bells of shit out of the turgid Globe version.

Love both versions, but the Kool Aid version is boss.

Also superior: When the Time Comes. It's a very Strummer-esque set of lyrics. If only BAD 2 were a bit more lively with the rhythm section and guitars.

Silent Majority wrote:

Heston wrote:

Silent Majority wrote:Kool Aid's 'Can't Wait' kicks several bells of shit out of the turgid Globe version.

Love both versions, but the Kool Aid version is boss.

Also superior: When the Time Comes. It's a very Strummer-esque set of lyrics. If only BAD 2 were a bit more lively with the rhythm section and guitars.

There's some very confessional lyrics from Mick on that album. You can tell he's hurting from the fall from favour he had with latter day BAD, but he's coming out fighting.

Mick's wrote a couple of clunkers in his time, but fuck, he's a pretty shit-hot lyricist.

Heston wrote:

Silent Majority wrote:

Heston wrote:

Silent Majority wrote:Kool Aid's 'Can't Wait' kicks several bells of shit out of the turgid Globe version.

Love both versions, but the Kool Aid version is boss.

Also superior: When the Time Comes. It's a very Strummer-esque set of lyrics. If only BAD 2 were a bit more lively with the rhythm section and guitars.

There's some very confessional lyrics from Mick on that album. You can tell he's hurting from the fall from favour he had with latter day BAD, but he's coming out fighting.

Mick's wrote a couple of clunkers in his time, but fuck, he's a pretty shit-hot lyricist.

Yep a top tunesmith and a classy writer.

Marky Dread wrote:

Silent Majority wrote:

Heston wrote:

Silent Majority wrote:I have never heard Kool Aid. Let's do something about that.

It's better than the Globe. You may need some drugs.

It's pretty good.

It's great after a few plays.

Has anyone got this? I can't seem to find a, uh, legal copy to download.

https://rs74l33.rapidshare.com/#!downlo ... EC3A13|0|0

Does it work?

Us Now is an absolute tune. Was there nothing stopping Mick reaching back in the fallow period round Higher Power to the gold lying at the bottom of his waste paper basket?

Cozy Ten Minutes is featured as track 1 on the playlist mix of the rockersnyc.com main website.

E=mc2 from Lollapalooza may be the best thing that BAD ever recorded.

Did you know that Dreadzone were hip with the skinny, drugtaking, dubstepping teens? Me neither. Good for them.