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Stranglers: Why did you pussy out and become a second-rate new wave band?

Gang of Four: Why did you pussy out and become a second-rate new wave band?

Wire: Why did you pussy out and become a second-rate new wave band?

Wipers: Why did you pussy out and become a second-rate AOR band?

Doors: How did you get away with such good music and such crappy lyrics?

Siouxsie and the Banshees (pre '83): How did you get away with such good music and such crappy lyrics?

David Byrne: Why are you such a space? And what is up with your post-Heads dalliance in faux-Brazilian music?

Sonic Youth: What happened between Thousand Leaves and Nurse? Will it happen again?

Blonde Redhead (and virtually all Touch and Go bands): Why do you only tour in pussy-ass loser western European countries like Belgium, Holland, France, and Italy and not come to awesome countries like Serbia and the Czech Republic)

Shellac: You guys should practice more often.

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A fair point there, but I am also referring to a lot of Jim's lyrics as well. I didn't mean to imply that all Doors lyrics were crap, but Jim definitely suffered from the all-too-common obligatory rhyme fixation:

There's a killer on the road/ his brain is squirming like a toad

Dead president's corpse in the trunk of the car / the engine runs on glue and tar

The killer awoke before dawn / he put his boots on

All of these lines start out potentially interesting but get killed by a ridculous rhyme that undermines the gravity of what he's talking about in either a banal or unintentionally absurd way.

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BadComrade wrote:Fugazi,
Guy... why were you wearing a gold chain around your neck with your shirt open? I didn't realize "coke sniffing Miami party boy" was the look for your scene back then.


I remember seeing them around Red Medicine and thinking the same thing. Was Guy trying to be ironic by looking like a smarmy player? Everyone elso looked way ascetic though.
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