Never
Let You Live It Down
'Never let
you live it down' is an ambiguous riposte
(MATT)
Up All Night
"Up all night,
was originally performed by a band from detroit called (the) SRC short
for the Scott Richards' Case, after their singer....they started playing
RnB in a pretty things meets cream style...then progressed into a more
avant garde-progressive pop sound with a very moody, melodramatic, heavy
acid rock feel...complimented by some top notch heavy rock-bubblegum style
pop..more of a british style psychedelic feel than their detroit contemporaries.
Almost all their albums feature GREIG covers...(hall of the mountain king,
morning mood, the angel song etc.) odd. The SCR played with The MC5, Stooges,
Alice Cooper, The UP, The Rationals and other detroit area bands throughout
the sixties." (GAVEN)
Aunties
and Uncles
'Aunties and
Uncles', as I was recently reminded, is the name of a Jam song. But, I
took the title from the restaurant of the same name in Toronto- although
the lyrics are not about the restaurant. Picture a couple of aging hipsters
who are not happy with anything- pissed off because they're themselves.
(MATT)
Windows
of a Bus
'Windows of
a bus' is about the vanity of Toronto. My least favorite aspect of my new
home. (MATT) |
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