If Music Could Talk

Silent Majority wrote: ↑

24 Mar 2021, 3:47am

Jimmy Jazz wrote: ↑

23 Mar 2021, 11:43pm

Always thought it was “when you got nothing, you got nothing to lose”

How does it feel?

Knew it was copped from somewhere else

Always thought it was “when you got nothing, you got nothing to lose”

What is this “Full Moon” of which you guys speak? It’s a demo track that’s on the cassette of the Joe Strummer 001 super deluxe boxset. It’s also the only track on the cassette. I felt it was a shame we only got "Full Moon" on the cassette. Even though It's a great track. The other cassette that Ju...

Wow great work with these. I never even realized the album and live versions of Fingerpoppin went together in any way.

I couldn't care less about the commercial. What I've found hardest to come to terms with is that Bruce doesn't use his turn signal. At least according to some journalist who interviewed him while they drove around his old neighborhood or something a few years ago. This is when it gets hard to separa...

Great stuff, but I wanted more. I wonder who that is saying, “The Clash is currently playing two weeks of sold-out concerts at Bonds here in New York...” because he really doesn’t sound like Tom Snyder, and Tom didn’t say that exactly when introducing the band before they played “Mag 7.” I didn't n...

double post

His new song is on the radio right now. More inconsequential bumble. There are two "singles" from the new album - "Letter to You" and "Ghosts." "Ghosts" is marginally better, but they both can be described as "inconsequential bumble." The last Springsteen single that got me somewhat excited was "Ra...

His new song is on the radio right now. More inconsequential bumble. There are two "singles" from the new album - "Letter to You" and "Ghosts." "Ghosts" is marginally better, but they both can be described as "inconsequential bumble." The last Springsteen single that got me somewhat excited was "Ra...

Playing Train in Vain at a Joe Strummer tribute makes me think of the story of Sinatra saying "Something" was his favorite Lennon/McCartney song.

Late to the party but thanks, this is cool to hear. I always thought Guitar Slinger Man was just mislabeled on that early Streetcore checklist.

I see Amazon now has these packaged separately https://www.amazon.com/Take-Fifth-Tour-Clash/dp/B07PFS75DW/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?keywords=the+clash+take+the+fifth&qid=1565153629&s=gateway&sr=8-1 https://www.amazon.com/Sandinista-Tour-Clash/dp/B07QL3WQB6/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?keywords=the+clash+sandinista+tour&qid...

Joe's side of the story: Joe: I saw Morrissey not too long ago. Well, probably years ago now. I got a call one day: “Morrissey wants you to produce his next album.” [Jack laughs] And I went, “Alright, who is this? Stop shaggin’ around.” And he went, “No, I’m Terry” from whatever label, I can’t remem...

I glanced at the morrissey-solo.com forum and it's pretty disgusting (yet not at all surprising) how so many fans are finding ways to rationalize his behavior. I truly think Morrissey fanatics are some of the most obnoxious in all of music. The blind loyalty is disturbing. I think some of them woul...

Marky Dread wrote: ↑

08 May 2019, 5:32pm

Jimmy Jazz wrote: ↑

08 May 2019, 5:26pm

I've always thought it would be real PUNK RAWK for a compilation to include Torchlight

I hope you feel better when you wake up from your nightmare.

Wait, let me finish... A version with only Ellen Foley on vocals.