Ah yes that guy does have some cool taste.Flex wrote:Little Steven's Underground Garage, on satellite radio.Marky Dread wrote:I don't know what LSUG is but it sounds like something good.

Ah yes that guy does have some cool taste.Flex wrote:Little Steven's Underground Garage, on satellite radio.Marky Dread wrote:I don't know what LSUG is but it sounds like something good.
But God, he doesn't shut up.Marky Dread wrote:Ah yes that guy does have some cool taste.Flex wrote:Little Steven's Underground Garage, on satellite radio.Marky Dread wrote:I don't know what LSUG is but it sounds like something good.
I might snag it. Leave Home is basically a perfect album, and I'll take any tidbits I can get. The first super deluxe was good enough to generate some goodwill for sure.
coffeepotman wrote: ↑20 Oct 2017, 7:17amNow I'm think about how great this will be...
http://www.slicingupeyeballs.com/2017/1 ... a-reissue/
Whilst I agree that songs about violence to women are just plain wrong. Isn't Chain Saw just a forlorn love song where he is sad that he couldn't or can not save her from her fate at the hands of the killer because he's too wimpy or just doesn't have it in to be the hero?
The inflection points in the song are pretty off. I'd argue it sounds like it's fantasizing/glamorising what's happening to the woman being sung about. I get that it's rooted in horror movie pastiche (hell, I historically love that stuff) and the narrator of the song is ostensibly a helpless onlooker, but there's a luridness that doesn't play well right now, I reckon.Marky Dread wrote: ↑09 Nov 2017, 1:46pmWhilst I agree that songs about violence to women are just plain wrong. Isn't Chain Saw just a forlorn love song where he is sad that he couldn't or can not save her from her fate at the hands of the killer because he's too wimpy or just doesn't have it in to be the hero?
So you are saying it's turning him on knowing that she will be killed and that's why he adds the "I don't care" part to the line. Surely that true horror movie stuff. I mean we all watch those movies hoping that whoever goes down to the basement will be killed.Flex wrote: ↑09 Nov 2017, 1:52pmThe inflection points in the song are pretty off. I'd argue it sounds like it's fantasizing/glamorising what's happening to the woman being sung about. I get that it's rooted in horror movie pastiche (hell, I historically love that stuff) and the narrator of the song is ostensibly a helpless onlooker, but there's a luridness that doesn't play well right now, I reckon.Marky Dread wrote: ↑09 Nov 2017, 1:46pmWhilst I agree that songs about violence to women are just plain wrong. Isn't Chain Saw just a forlorn love song where he is sad that he couldn't or can not save her from her fate at the hands of the killer because he's too wimpy or just doesn't have it in to be the hero?
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