ROUND 19 - THE FINALS - V

[Dr. Medulla]

I've come around to Trash City a bit but was massively underwhelmed on release. VERY surprised it is going to make the last two.

Really good tune bloody awful mix.

I find that's part of its charm. Everything about it seems a tribute to garage rock.

[Marky Dread]

I've come around to Trash City a bit but was massively underwhelmed on release. VERY surprised it is going to make the last two.

Really good tune bloody awful mix.

I find that's part of its charm. Everything about it seems a tribute to garage rock.

Hmmm if it had been mixed like a quick garage rock band track it may well have sounded much better. The mix is murky and poorly done.

[Dr. Medulla]

I've come around to Trash City a bit but was massively underwhelmed on release. VERY surprised it is going to make the last two.

Really good tune bloody awful mix.

I find that's part of its charm. Everything about it seems a tribute to garage rock.

Hmmm if it had been mixed like a quick garage rock band track it may well have sounded much better. The mix is murky and poorly done.

Prog rock snob.

[Marky Dread]

I've come around to Trash City a bit but was massively underwhelmed on release. VERY surprised it is going to make the last two.

Really good tune bloody awful mix.

I find that's part of its charm. Everything about it seems a tribute to garage rock.

Hmmm if it had been mixed like a quick garage rock band track it may well have sounded much better. The mix is murky and poorly done.

Prog rock snob.

Punk Rock Warlord.

[Dr. Medulla]

Really good tune bloody awful mix.

I find that's part of its charm. Everything about it seems a tribute to garage rock.

Hmmm if it had been mixed like a quick garage rock band track it may well have sounded much better. The mix is murky and poorly done.

Prog rock snob.

Punk Rock Warlord.

Pink Rick Waldorf

[matedog]

Honestly, I kind of wish Mick hadn’t gotten so locked into the BAD groove and had been more restless. But I’m also that outlier that thinks BAD is overall underwhelming after a fairly strong start.

The difference between the two perhaps throws into very sharp relief who the driving force of the Clash's experimentation was. Mick was obviously the tunesmith, but I wonder how much of it was Joe saying "let's do this one as a soca tune."

Except for Mick's hip hop obsession which was very cutting edge at the time and he really saw it through with BAD.

[Marky Dread]

I find that's part of its charm. Everything about it seems a tribute to garage rock.

Hmmm if it had been mixed like a quick garage rock band track it may well have sounded much better. The mix is murky and poorly done.

Prog rock snob.

Punk Rock Warlord.

Pink Rick Waldorf

Boogie Woogie Child.

[Dr. Medulla]

Hmmm if it had been mixed like a quick garage rock band track it may well have sounded much better. The mix is murky and poorly done.

Prog rock snob.

Punk Rock Warlord.

Pink Rick Waldorf

Boogie Woogie Child.

Low, low blow.

[Marky Dread]

Prog rock snob.

Punk Rock Warlord.

Pink Rick Waldorf

Boogie Woogie Child.

Low, low blow.

...in peace and love.

[Dr. Medulla]

Punk Rock Warlord.

Pink Rick Waldorf

Boogie Woogie Child.

Low, low blow.

...in peace and love.

Hands to yourself, buster, I'm married.

[Kory]

Honestly, I kind of wish Mick hadn’t gotten so locked into the BAD groove and had been more restless. But I’m also that outlier that thinks BAD is overall underwhelming after a fairly strong start.

The difference between the two perhaps throws into very sharp relief who the driving force of the Clash's experimentation was. Mick was obviously the tunesmith, but I wonder how much of it was Joe saying "let's do this one as a soca tune."

Maybe, but it's also possible that without Mick, Joe's "wilderness years" never ended. Which is to say, Mick grounded him and gave him a confidence that he had a harder time regaining afterwards.

I thought we had Anthony Genn to thank for that?

[Dr. Medulla]

Honestly, I kind of wish Mick hadn’t gotten so locked into the BAD groove and had been more restless. But I’m also that outlier that thinks BAD is overall underwhelming after a fairly strong start.

The difference between the two perhaps throws into very sharp relief who the driving force of the Clash's experimentation was. Mick was obviously the tunesmith, but I wonder how much of it was Joe saying "let's do this one as a soca tune."

Maybe, but it's also possible that without Mick, Joe's "wilderness years" never ended. Which is to say, Mick grounded him and gave him a confidence that he had a harder time regaining afterwards.

I thought we had Anthony Genn to thank for that?

What do you mean by "that"?

[Marky Dread]

Pink Rick Waldorf

Boogie Woogie Child.

Low, low blow.

...in peace and love.

Hands to yourself, buster, I'm married.

Fine but my name's not buster.

[Marky Dread]

Honestly, I kind of wish Mick hadn’t gotten so locked into the BAD groove and had been more restless. But I’m also that outlier that thinks BAD is overall underwhelming after a fairly strong start.

The difference between the two perhaps throws into very sharp relief who the driving force of the Clash's experimentation was. Mick was obviously the tunesmith, but I wonder how much of it was Joe saying "let's do this one as a soca tune."

Maybe, but it's also possible that without Mick, Joe's "wilderness years" never ended. Which is to say, Mick grounded him and gave him a confidence that he had a harder time regaining afterwards.

I thought we had Anthony Genn to thank for that?

Richard Norris.

[Dr. Medulla]

Boogie Woogie Child.

Low, low blow.

...in peace and love.

Hands to yourself, buster, I'm married.

Fine but my name's not buster.