"An Older Lover" OR "Crap Rap / Like to Blow"

a two-way split:



Susan vs. Youthclub / Janet vs. Johnny - Action (UK), 2002

I'm a sucker for any late-period greatness from prolific artists. It's so easy for young genius - try pulling out something incredible when you have thirty albums behind you. MES still (on occasion) does this, and it's thrilling when it happens.

listen here

Kick-ah! Kicker Conspiracy!
What a great song. It actually grooves a little.
Plus, it name checks George Best.

"High flair! Is punished-uh!"

Prole Art Threat is close behind.

-A

alex maiolo wrote:Kick-ah! Kicker Conspiracy!
What a great song. It actually grooves a little.
Plus, it name checks George Best.

"High flair! Is punished-uh!"

Prole Art Threat is close behind.

-A

One of the great songs about football. I can't remember where I read it, but at the time Rough Trade weren't into the idea at all - "You lads are into football?"

One of the many black marks against Mark Smith's character is that he's a Dirty Red but still, great song.

I can't make any rational decision about this, so top ten it is. in no order.

1 frightened
2 psykick dance hall no. 2
3 fiery jack
4 the classical
5 wings
6 dr. buck's letter
7 new face in hell
8 c'n'c-s mithering
9 slates, slags, etc. or an older lover
10 fit and working again

Wings
Prole Art Threat
Roche Rumble

Together, these songs gave me happy hours of deciphering lyrics, and helped me understand the power of one good riff repeated again and again. What a band!

Thanks, by the way, to whomever it was that posted a link to the BBC documentary on Youtube a few months back. Link to part one here.

Sing Harpy
Chicago Now
Jawbone and the Air-Rifle
Gramme Friday
Interlude / Chilinism
Strychnine (a fine song in it's own right)
Mr. Pharmacist

...and Higgle-dy-Piggle-dy (from a "mixing it" session)

Nina wrote:...and Higgle-dy-Piggle-dy (from a "mixing it" session)

did they cover the monks?

that'd be awesome if i liked the fall.

that damned fly wrote:

Nina wrote:...and Higgle-dy-Piggle-dy (from a "mixing it" session)

did they cover the monks?

that'd be awesome if i liked the fall.

they also covered "I hate you" under the title "Black monk theme part 1" with modified lyrics (e.g. a lot of MES vitriol added to the original lyrics).

daniel robert chapman wrote:One of the many black marks against Mark Smith's character is that he's a Dirty Red but still, great song.

Nope, he's a lifelong City fan