"Children of the night, what sweet music they make"
I must get to a PC more fucking often as catching up on 3 weeks of Doc is bloody hard work...although pretty inspiring (loved the shagging robots...where can I get one ? and Patti doing White Rabbit)
As for Dylan 'selling out', why the fuck shouldn't he put a few quid in the piggy bank, he's given me loads of pleasure, and if you watch Scorse's film, he never asked to be the leader of the revolution, kinda had the job thrust upon him.
If you want real revolutionaries, look no further than the original Darford destroyers, The Pretty Things, who are not only still fucking crazy after all this time, but have just released another album which will blow your fucking arse off, Balboa Island, and this one only took them 8 years to record, quite a quick recording session for the Pretties.
"Children of the night, what sweet music they make"
ReplyDeleteI must get to a PC more fucking often as catching up on 3 weeks of Doc is bloody hard work...although pretty inspiring (loved the shagging robots...where can I get one ? and Patti doing White Rabbit)
As for Dylan 'selling out', why the fuck shouldn't he put a few quid in the piggy bank, he's given me loads of pleasure, and if you watch Scorse's film, he never asked to be the leader of the revolution, kinda had the job thrust upon him.
If you want real revolutionaries, look no further than the original Darford destroyers, The Pretty Things, who are not only still fucking crazy after all this time, but have just released another album which will blow your fucking arse off, Balboa Island, and this one only took them 8 years to record, quite a quick recording session for the Pretties.
Pass the Jamesons, and keep the water.
I can totally vouch for The Pretty Things' Balboa Island. There's even a stunning verson of Dylan's "The Ballad of Hollis Brown."
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