but provides an mp3 that sounds like it's from the eighties or nineties.
Yeah, that's definitely not the treble-to-11, Chess Studio echo, maracas-shaking original. Bo's re-recorded "Who Do You Love" about ninety trillion times and that one definitely sounds 80s/90s. What's particularly odd in the context of this comparison is that Bo's original is the template for Thorogood's sound, particularly with the stinging, trebly guitar attack.
There's a lady who's sure all that glitters is gold... and that's why the lady is a tramp (Jimmy Page rips off Richard Rodgers & it prompts me to sully Robert Plant and Larry Hart. I'm just a bad person.)
Heh. No worse then me thinking about Larry Hart as a gay, cigar-chomping midget. (And he's one of my favorite lyricists of all time.)
You forgot "alcoholic, self-loathing" in that list.
Posting without comment:
This should be paired up as a double feature with that Journey Don't Stop Believin' Tribute to America, and shown every July 4 (or, for extra tackiness, 9/11).
It totally reminded me of the Tribute to America too!! Yet stranger in many ways.
(bounces into thread)
Peter Murphy is going to be playing at the Showbox in Seattle on May 23rd! Tickets go on sale next Saturday. Tickets will be mine
mine, mine!
You forgot "alcoholic, self-loathing" in that list.
He's a songwriter. That's understood.
Tell it to Irving Berlin.
Tell it to Irving Berlin.
"Irving! You're far too well-adjusted to be a songwriter. Give it up!"
I've uploaded my Emmett song, "Where'sThat Hit", by the Hoodoo Gurus. Sorry for the delay. Tommyrot is up next.
Send your kid to rock & roll camp: [link]
"My distortion pedal isn't working," says Jordan Rowe, the 8-year-old guitarist for Danger.