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Absolute classic Llewellin behaviour

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"...I went down last with a tatooed lantern." Wow, jewish nazis, it doesn't get any more nihilistic than that.

... now, why waste a perfectly good mule?...

@readthisandsmile1 um duh? I think the only requirement is to have the ability to spell and structure sentences correctly.

@maskenbildner66 I sure hope so!

@MekaSupesuGojira Only a blowhard looks for accuracy in a comedy. It's a fucking cartoon, for Christ's sake.

@rdkellykompany Yes! Such a beautiful city. I honestly thought I'd never get to see him. I moved to the tiny burg of Waterville, Maine a few years ago, but surprisingly, Colby College and the Opera House here get some real artists, musicians, plays, and films here. And lo! To my everlasting delig...

Who else was covering Dan Hicks in the 80's? This album was released in Feb.'84. I was driving in freezing rain in Burke, Va. and WHFS played Hyperactive! for the first time. I had to pull over, to concentrate on the song, not my driving. Bought it at Penquin Feather that night, and my friends an...

@erolegario ...I respectfully agree. Mr. Robertson never got much credit for his live performances, either. I went to a lot of his shows in the 80's and early 90's, and they were spectacular gems. The show at the 9:30 club in DC, on this album's tour, was absolutely fabulous. Great, good times.

What's the volume set at? 11?

@gigutybrandon HaHaHa...now that's funny!

@MrReaper2030 ...yes. Just as the fag in the bikini was obviously euro-trash. The humor for the high brow was the amish/mennonite beach-goer.

@mediattackrecords If one is to respect your opinion, then one needs ask, "What's yours of Ella?"

A truly great cover. I fail to see why people get so negative (or for that matter, deep) about it. I find people's reaction to this version especially odd, seeing as the Tears for Fears original was almost forgettable. Jules' voice (strong, but full of lamentation) is a perfect companion to a dis...

I was in my first year of college when this came out. I haven't been without it since. May it never go out of print. Only wished Copeland had worked in this ethno/genre even more.

Always loved Summers' work, this song in particular. Tight, with great color.

@muckingfagic lol wut?

... don't come back for more!

I had this bitch, you see...

I am a recovering bigot with a warning to bigots, who seek not their redemption, "Oft evil shall evil mar."

It smells like Otto's jacket.

Bless you and your work, foster Mum. TSR

I am one of the hardest assed trolls you could ever meet. Having said that, seeing a poor soul in this state just shatters my heart. Thank you, for your work, good folk at IBR. TSR

@pussiologist1 Like the name, though. TSR

@heartsforcats Yes. 14 years before to be exact. Started to hear it on WHFS in the summer of 1984. Released on "Meat is Murder" album at the beginning of 1985.

@AnoziraNoscut Agreed

@Cliffappleseed Rose? Man you're either a retard or one hell of a troll. I hope the later, because I hate to think I laughed at retard.........oh, and by the way, @jryuwah you're a hell of a straight man.

@gazzaboy2531977 Yes. A Yardbirds kind of thing, both Page and Clapton.

@NippleTaco Ha,ha,ha.........Ah yes, the Sampler.

Check the drummer for an adam's apple.

@SeanSM92 I do REM covers with a 76 ash Tele through a Roland Jazz Chorus amp with a little delay and lots and lots of chorus. These guys nailed it.........and well executed! TSR