Red Mosquito

harmless wrote:

warehouse wrote:

dprival78 wrote:

harmless wrote:Dat chorus

oh come on.. we all know that every time it comes up, you stand up and do the carlton dance like every one else..

this was awesome

Eh.

not terrible..

LTRP = Dr. Feelgood

dimejinky99 wrote:LTRP = Dr. Feelgood

I'm scared to asked, but which meaning of Dr.Feelgood did you have in mind?

Im sure its been discussed but whats this extra verse in the booklet?

WEll the last he looked
he had a felons hook
now he's afraid tot urn the page

And yea, the devils songs
he plays em all night long
until the angels come to sing....

I like that last one.

Strat wrote:Im sure its been discussed but whats this extra verse in the booklet?

WEll the last he looked
he had a felons hook
now he's afraid tot urn the page

And yea, the devils songs
he plays em all night long
until the angels come to sing....

I like that last one.

The vinyl booklet, I'm assuming, as I don't have it.

In answer to your question, though, that verse would've made the song more interesting had it been included. Way to go PJ!

Well it's cool they put the extra verse in the booklet. reminds me of all the extra poems and shit in the vitalogy booklet.

But they totes should have axed every chorus except one (or all of them ) and added the extra verses into the song. They make the song more interesting. welp.

stupidmop wrote:Well it's cool they put the extra verse in the booklet. reminds me of all the extra poems and shit in the vitalogy booklet.

But they totes should have axed every chorus except one (or all of them ) and added the extra verses into the song. They make the song more interesting. welp.

Yup. I'd rather they'd just had no chorus and all verses / bridge. Keep it bare-bones and simple. All that waking, shaking and baking stuff is nonsense.

i hadnt looked through the book from the vinyl yet so i didnt notice the extra verse. did they do something silly like actually add the extra verse to the song on the vinyl?

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:i hadnt looked through the book from the vinyl yet so i didnt notice the extra verse. did they do something silly like actually add the extra verse to the song on the vinyl?

Is the word plaaaaaaay stretched out any more on the vinyl?

harmless wrote:

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:i hadnt looked through the book from the vinyl yet so i didnt notice the extra verse. did they do something silly like actually add the extra verse to the song on the vinyl?

Is the word plaaaaaaay stretched out any more on the vinyl?

hmm, i need to go let this record play and see

harmless wrote:

Strat wrote:Im sure its been discussed but whats this extra verse in the booklet?

WEll the last he looked
he had a felons hook
now he's afraid tot urn the page

And yea, the devils songs
he plays em all night long
until the angels come to sing....

I like that last one.

The vinyl booklet, I'm assuming, as I don't have it.

In answer to your question, though, that verse would've made the song more interesting had it been included. Way to go PJ!

I blame bob

dprival78 wrote:

harmless wrote:

Strat wrote:Im sure its been discussed but whats this extra verse in the booklet?

WEll the last he looked
he had a felons hook
now he's afraid tot urn the page

And yea, the devils songs
he plays em all night long
until the angels come to sing....

I like that last one.

The vinyl booklet, I'm assuming, as I don't have it.

In answer to your question, though, that verse would've made the song more interesting had it been included. Way to go PJ!

I blame bob

Well yes, but in the sense that PJ are perfectly fine with his ideas and haven't once said 'Fuck off.'

i like the last verse. not so sure about the one before it

How do the angels let the records play
When the devil keeps his porch light on?

Don't you know there's no O'Brien
There's just Ed when he's drunk

I shot the morning in the back with my red wings on
Told O'Brien he better go back down

And when he said 'Right on,
The devil's been and gone!'
Ed and Brendan drank all day.

'So guys, is that a rap?'
Asked Jeff, 'Cos it sounds crap.'
But they just let the records play!

And yet somehow, the lyric that seems to best define the band's relationship with Brendan O'Brien is one that requires no editing whatsoever.

There's always free cheddar in the moustrap, baby.
It's a deal. It's a deal!

i asked you a question in the tom waits thread, McP. Go answer it for me