It's gone back to Prudence.

WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:

This weak 70s rock isn't helping the song.

Oh shut up.

You love it.

Track 4 - Naked Flame.

This one's a little aimless.

Harper's one of those people who're beguiling live.

Nightjar wrote:

WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:

This weak 70s rock isn't helping the song.

Oh shut up.

You love it.

I've tried to like his 70s stuff, but the songs don't seem as good at the 60s ones, and the production crushes the uniqueness of his songs and voice.

I'm counting Stormcock as a 60s one.

Nightjar wrote:

Harper's one of those people who're beguiling live.

He rambles a lot.

And he gets into arguments with drunks from the audience.

This one's not much cop.

WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

Harper's one of those people who're beguiling live.

He rambles a lot.

And he gets into arguments with drunks from the audience.

Yeah, because he's stoned.

Track 5 - Watford Gap.

Is that Wings?

Linda alert!

I would say Cumberland Gap, but err. Yeah.

Is this a Lonnie Donegan song?

Plate of grease and a load of crap!

You're all too young to remeber the hooplah that surrounding the Watford Gap service station.

I can't remember if my copy of this album has got this on it, or that other song.

Track The Last - One Of Those Days In England Parts 2–10.

It begins.

Possibly my favourite opening lyrics ever.