Red Mosquito

stip wrote:

theplatypus wrote:

stip wrote:hope does last is good but i like hope does last more

I read this five times trying to find the difference

wow

hope goes last is good but I like hope dies last more

wait is it "goes" "dies" or "does" ?

now I'm really confused

nomorecrackpipes wrote:I don't understand the hate - I think it's a good song; a working combination of Johnny Guitar and Worldwide Suicide.

BUT I think the 25 second intro of the song should get cut.

seriously

Have it on good authority The true lyric is she was a stunner an Irish stunner.


Just a heads up.

Well it is about the late lead singer of the Cranberrys . There was a supervisor wolf moon at the time of her death.

Tj wrote:Well it is about the late lead singer of the Cranberrys . There was a supervisor wolf moon at the time of her death.

His wife’s of Irish descent. He goes on (and on) about it when he plays here

The Dolores of it all would be nice but I doubt it.

ONLY SONG I DON'T LIKE

E.H. Ruddock wrote:ONLY SONG I DON'T LIKE

It sort of slips by cos the two either side are so immense.

I think more people will wake up to the sneakiness soon enough

it's kind of weird but I'm convinced that this song (the good quality version) has the thickest wall of guitars on the album, but for "Quick Escape"; and it really needs them; however much I enjoy it, it was going to live or die on its production choices

I think this is an underrated Gigaton song.

dimejinky99 wrote:Have it on good authority The true lyric is she was a stunner an Irish stunner.


Just a heads up.

That's not what the liner notes say.

durdencommatyler wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Have it on good authority The true lyric is she was a stunner an Irish stunner.


Just a heads up.

That's not what the liner notes say.

Doesn’t say a lot of things

Still love this tune. The way the lead guitar in the right channel is mixed from 3:25 on is so cool and such a perfect example of why this album sounds so great.

Not a personal favorite, but it's got a certain drive. Certainly not a bad song.

Definitely the worst song on the album for me, though it's not a disaster. It could be cut from the album and I wouldn't miss it. I think it was also a very poor choice for a single - SBWM is both too slight and too reliant on its album placement to make sense as a standalone release.

Anders wrote:Not a personal favorite, but it's got a certain drive. Certainly not a bad song.

Wouldn’t have put it where it is.

Seven o clock might have been better.

Or never destination.

further from my thoughts about Never Destination's possible link with this song (accidentally posted in the "Take The Long Way" thread), does anyone think that the unstable, obsessive and violent speaker of this song could *be* Bob Honey?

Jill just posted Ed's kids dancing to this on Insta, I don't know how to post it but these vids are the best!

tragabigzanda wrote:This song continues to get worse instead of better