He did not. It was AI.
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Listened to it this morning at the gym. Agree with the above (haven't tried it while drunk but I'm sure it's still ace).
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That is great news! Fantastic in concert. Mad as fools and Dee Snider is one funny sick muthafucker!
My only worry is that one of them may die in concert. Hang on… that would be epic!
Count me in!
Chicago: Wanting to Rock.
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Lame 'merican glam rock tribute band artlessly hussle for interest in yet another going through the motions tour.
People who throw parties for shadows get excited.
Nothing to see here.
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Chic, sort him out, we're not gonna take that. Tell him drop and give you 20.
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Twisted Sister are anything but a tribute act, they're an original glam rock act from the early 70s. And Dee Snider is a treasure of the music industry if for no other reason than making Tipper Gore and the American religious right look like the fucking clowns they are by dressing them down in Congress.
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...on the other side of the coin, their 'best' song, is crap.
From wikipedia "Glam rock is a style of rock music that developed in the United Kingdom in the early 1970s". They made their first recordings in the eighties. Tribute act. I can well believe that their biggest contribution to music, was going into politics.
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Tricky unfortunately you couldn't be more wrong. They are a Rock and Roll band who used to dress up for comedy effect and their shows were events. You sir are living in the past where folk is your thing and you like twinky twinky little happy songs about life before the Russians and the government come and get you. Also their best songs weren't singles silly boy.,
Oh these autistic people and their daft entrenched views. Off to Purgatory you go!
Chicago: Also living in the past, (but not as far back as the Cotsgrove one...)
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I am unaware of their brilliant album tracks. As for a stage show that involves playing loud, shouting crap lyrics, and dressing like a grandmother on a once a year night out. I suppose we all like different things.
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REJOICE EVERYONE IT'S TAYLOR SWIFT DAY!
And oh yeah the Pearl Jam album is out today too...
Chicago: Giddy.
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I won a Riley & Coe badge on Tuesday for incorrectly guessing Ian Dury as the answer to quotation mark. I'm not very good at remembering the names of band members, so it's lucky they give you a chance to win just for entering. On the subject of Ian Dury and the Blockheads, I still love the saxophone in Reasons to be Cheerful Part Three, possibly them most soothing instrumentation I have heard.
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Listening to the new Taylor Swift album at the gym to try and work out the annoyance of this morning. It's largely working as it's very nice musically, but the lyrics are laughably shit. No wonder they tortured the poets if they were coming out with shit like this.
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Saw Hot Water Music last night. Quite magnificent. Can't remember the last time I had a hangover though and I don't like it.
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Saw the Lovely Eggs in Nottingham last night . Today, I'm nursing the worst hangover I've had for quite some time.
