When they stick me in the ground, they can stick this on, and let it play through to the end of The End.
Ringoās drum solo!
Great band.
Did I tell ye my Bob Mould story? Well, itās not much of a storyā¦
No. Is it linked to him signing your CD?
It is. Some friends were supporting him for a few dates around Ireland (Dublin and Galway, I think). One of the parts of the deal was that they were also driving Mould around, which was no bother they said. A nice fella and good to chat away. Was big into techno I think at the time, but had no problems with the lads playing Smiths and Pavement for most of the journey.
Anyway, they pull in at that big petrol station in Athlone to get some diesel and something to eat from the deli. Mould comes out with a full back of Denny ham and a can of coke, and eats the ham slice by slice with nothing else. Polished the pack off. Proper roaster behaviour. I might him a few hours later in the apartment he was staying at in Galway. Chatted away for ten to fifteen minutes. Someone else was getting a record signed and I remembered I had this CD in the car. āNo bother,ā he said. I wouldnāt usually bother getting stuff signed but itās a nice one to have.
I was surprised when I heard that Mould was gay. Not that there is necessarily a type, but I canāt imagine many hard rockers falling into the category,
and Hart was bisexual.
RIP
You did. Good yarn in fairness.
I thought I had told it alright!
For me Mouldās best work is Copper Blue with Sugar. Christ but that is a brilliant album - and seemed to come out of nowhere.
Savage album. Up there with the best American hardcore punk albums. Still not in the same league as Fresh Fruit, Damaged or Minor Threat Complete Discography, but not far off it.
Hands down his best.
Ian MacKayeās lyrics are possibly more important now than they were in 1981. Black lives matter, or all lives matter?
Iām sorry
For something that I didnāt do
Lynched somebody
But I donāt know who
You blame me for slavery
A hundred years before I was bornGuilty of being white
Iām sorry
For something that I didnāt do
Lynched somebody
But I donāt know who
You blame me for slavery
A hundred years before I was bornGuilty of being white
Iām a convict (Guilty!)
Of a racist crime (Guilty!)
Iāve only served (Guilty!)
Nineteen years of my timeIām sorry
For something that I didnāt do
Lynched somebody
But I donāt know who
You blame me for slavery
A hundred years before I was bornGuilty of being white