Fade-in.

Fangirl Three wrote:

I feel like I should apologise for asking for us to listen to this.

Oh no, this is when we're most happy.

This is the one that sounds like Iron Maiden.



Apart from the vocals.

Basically sounds the same as the last song.

It's not just that he's monotone and boring but the whole band are. The arrangements are just the blandest of the bland.

WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:

This is the one that sounds like Iron Maiden.



Apart from the vocals.

As played through a transistor radio by a bloke outside your fourth-floor bedroom window clomping about on the scaffolding at 8:01am.

"I smoke cuz I'm hoping for an early death and need to cling to something", that it, keep repeating it. So we all know it's a good line.

Slow one.

Track 5 - That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore.

Nightjar wrote:

WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:

This is the one that sounds like Iron Maiden.



Apart from the vocals.

As played through a transistor radio by a bloke outside your fourth-floor bedroom window clomping about on the scaffolding at 8:01am.

Except Morrissey, who's perched on the edge of your bed pensively staring at the skirting board.

Quite good bit!

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Jackson One

2 years ago

I always felt like this song was about hair loss.

This at least works on basic harmonic, melodic level.

Fake ending!

He wasn't going to waste that guitar sound with Morrissey bleating all over it!

False ending!

Onto side 2!

Sounds like Rusholme Ruffians.

Wangy bar!

Back to the skiffle stylings of all and sundry.

How Soon Is Now?

Very popular on the new CD jukebox in the student bar in 1990.