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Keep on picking the dirt from 'neath your fingernails
'Cause I'm not worried about your state of mind
'Cause you're not the revolutionary kind
Keep on in the jungle with your techno-cality
Keep on lapping up your chemical duty-free
'Cause I'm not worried about your state of mind
'Cause you're not the revolutionary kind
Keep on twisting turning, staring down the sun
Keep on dancing dancing, dance with everyone
You're not the revolutionary kind
You're not the revolutionary kind
You're not the revolutionary kind
You're not the revolutionary kind
I might say they stole the chorus melody from Donovan's The Fat Angel, but I don't think they're old enough to know Donovan.
Maybe, but I expect their parents are of the correct vintage.
There should be a term for tuning into Radio Paradise right after a tune you really like. "Paradise Lost"?
Paradiddled!
"can I cusss?"
I swear you can!
This song always catches me off guard and proceeds to blow my freaking mind and I love it dearly for that and so much more...
and they really rip into it when they play it live. the guitars really crunch loudly about half way through. i miss these guys in concert.
After the ferry has crossed the mersey does it end up 'on broadway'? Or are my ears just iffy.
Each song has a I - VII chord vamp (mixolydian mode) in the verses, as do many other songs.
Me too, CoJo! Something about them does seem so casual and effortless...heck how many bands can sing the lyric "you're not the re-vo-lu-tion-a-ry kind" with enunciation of each syllable and still have it sound good? I think of them sort of like the Gorillaz with much less hip-hop. And I like the Gorillaz. LLRP!!
Upgraded my 8 rating to 9. Brilliant tune and unique band! Long Live RP!!
Absolutely!
Me too, CoJo! Something about them does seem so casual and effortless...heck how many bands can sing the lyric "you're not the re-vo-lu-tion-a-ry kind" with enunciation of each syllable and still have it sound good? I think of them sort of like the Gorillaz with much less hip-hop. And I like the Gorillaz. LLRP!!
You Barstard!!!
Primal, so very primal. I'm ready to go!
My favorite Gomez song is from this CD - "Rhythm and Blues Alibi". I also love "We Haven't Turned Around" and "California" from the same CD. All 10s (including this one). The rest of the CD is also very good. There are only a handful of CDs that have 4 or more songs I'd rate 10. This is their best CD.
I would say "California" is my favourite from this album, and this is my favourite Gomez album. When I saw them something like 5 or 7 years ago, I really hoped they'd play "California" but didn't hope too hard as it's old, long, and not exactly radio-friendly.
They opened the bleeding show with it!
And I had this song at a 9. What was wrong with me?
"This guy's voice is as boring as whale s**t... "
Don't quite hear the Mersey connection myself, but yes a bit of "On Broadway"...Loved George Benson's version.
......... agree - outstanding live worthy of a 9
Very necessary this afternoon, thanks!
My favorite Gomez song is from this CD - "Rhythm and Blues Alibi". I also love "We Haven't Turned Around" and "California" from the same CD. All 10s (including this one). The rest of the CD is also very good. There are only a handful of CDs that have 4 or more songs I'd rate 10. This is their best CD.
Love that little chord progression they use twice in here, so smacks of the 70's!
There should be a term for tuning into Radio Paradise right after a tune you really like. "Paradise Lost"?
Paradissed?
The beginning actually reminded me of Ferry Cross The Mersey.
Very necessary this afternoon, thanks!
There should be a term for tuning into Radio Paradise right after a tune you really like. "Paradise Lost"?
There should be a term for tuning into Radio Paradise right after a tune you really like. "Paradise Lost"?
I thought How We Operate was very close to the high standard of the early stuff (Split the Difference wasn't).
Naw, thats becasue Bill played the dog out of that album.
Judging by the charts it took four albums before the US took notice, by then they had vaned back in the Old country.
I thought How We Operate was very close to the high standard of the early stuff (Split the Difference wasn't).
Oh, you are so wrong. This whole CD is awesome.