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Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros — Global A Go-Go
Album: Global A Go-Go
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Released: 2001
Length: 5:41
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World service bulletin from the nightshift D.J.
To all wavebands on earth
Reconnoitre on the killahertz

This tune is going out to Marconi
To all corners of the globe
There ain't no hut in the Serengeti
Where my wavelengths do not probe

If a rocket went to Saturn
We sure hope a D.J. is on board
For some anti-gravity mixing
With two dub plates of U-Roy

Throwdown Stray Cat strut in Bulawayo - hey, Bulawayo
Buddy Rich in Burundi
Quadrophenia in Armenia
Armenia City In The Sky
Big Youth booming in Djkarta
Nina Simone over Sierra Leone
Wild sound of Joujouka in Nevada - hey, Joujouka
Everywhere, everywhere Bob's bringing it all back home

Yeah, I let the boogie-woogie rumble
In the back of Bangalore
I get complaints from Bondi Beach
What, no longboard surf hardcore?
Oh, send the rock steady out to Freddy
Who juggles plates in Tsing Tao City

'Cause tonight Bo Diddley's in Finland Station - hey, Bo Diddley
Sun Ra's in Omaha
The Skatalites in New York City - hey, Skatalites
The Stooges rule over Habana
The Bhundu Boys rock Acapulco - hey, hey Bhundu Boys
Good hip hop in Islamabad
Ali Farke Toure's in Oaxaca - hey, Farke Toure
And Baaba Maal's all over Stalingrad

Yeah, while some are waking, some are sleeping
From Kamchatka to the Gabon
Above the tradewind, wingtips beating
We calling out for Ronnie and da-do Ron, Ron, Ron

We call the Cumbria to tumble
From the peak of the Himalayas
We send the funk into the jungle
To the last outpost of the bass player
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This is fantastic!
Posted 1 month ago by dfphillips1    [ Reply ]
A celebration of music. Brilliant.
Posted 1 month ago by LinThizzy    [ Reply ]
11 ? 12 ? No, 100 for this song et dear Joe and the Mescaleros
Posted 2 months ago by Stéphane    [ Reply ]
Lekkerrrrr!
Posted 5 months ago by Dinges,_the_Dude    [ Reply ]
A tribute to DJ's all over the world! Thanks Joe and RP!

Posted 5 months ago by MeanUncleJake    [ Reply ]
Lyrical and musical folly. So great. A talent taken too soon. RIP Joe.
Posted 7 months ago by jimlandwehr2582    [ Reply ]
This song has really grown on me. Now one of my Fav's.
Posted 7 months ago by rabaak    [ Reply ]
lame, . . .skip
Posted 9 months ago by jjbix37    [ Reply ]
Love the song and probably the only song I ever liked that involved Joe Strummer, including the Clash
Posted 1 year ago by renegade_X    [ Reply ]
 ddbz wrote:

DOG like, I think this  web-site offers,
or Joe Strummer's  right hand (with all do respect to Mr. Cale).
Bob had a good right hand as well...green.....



whut?
Posted 1 year ago by lily34    [ Reply ]
Some of my favorite songs are call-outs to other musicians such as
"Talk in 79" by Phil Lynott
Posted 1 year ago by LinThizzy    [ Reply ]
Solid. No other word for it.
Posted 1 year ago by jtherieau    [ Reply ]
 coloradojohn wrote:

In addition to the groovy beat and killer hooks, I've always loved the lyrics of this and how they reflect my own experiences around the world... On the topmost ridge of Pulau Samosir, near Lake Sidihoni, where I'd ridden on a dirt-bike with Lady Veronica -- Singapore Airlines stewardess and one of the best travel companions ever -- we met a little boy tending a herd of goats who was wearing an "Elton John Live in Concert" T-shirt! The penetration of Music among global cultures is truly amazing, and Joe's spirit lives on in an infinite multitude of places...  RP rules!



I guess this beats arriving at the Fifth Station on Mt. Fuji, a site with all the accoutrements  of modern Japanese modern culture, and hearing piped over the ubiquitous public loudspeakers, was Creedence Clearwater's, I put a Spell on You (yes, SJ Hawkins). It seemed so odd, yet so characteristically Japanese. I miss the strangeness yet familiarity of the culture.
Posted 2 years ago by bam23    [ Reply ]
DOG like, I think this  web-site offers,
or Joe Strummer's  right hand (with all do respect to Mr. Cale).
Bob had a good right hand as well...green.....
Posted 2 years ago by ddbz    [ Reply ]
In addition to the groovy beat and killer hooks, I've always loved the lyrics of this and how they reflect my own experiences around the world... On the topmost ridge of Pulau Samosir, near Lake Sidihoni, where I'd ridden on a dirt-bike with Lady Veronica -- Singapore Airlines stewardess and one of the best travel companions ever -- we met a little boy tending a herd of goats who was wearing an "Elton John Live in Concert" T-shirt! The penetration of Music among global cultures is truly amazing, and Joe's spirit lives on in an infinite multitude of places...  RP rules!
Posted 2 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
Great tune 10👍
Posted 2 years ago by Easyrider    [ Reply ]
I thought it was a song I didn't know from the Clash! Close enough....
Posted 2 years ago by smartn1    [ Reply ]
 Relayer wrote:

Punk had moments of brilliance, but mostly moments of just shit music.  Sex Pistols were just idiotic, no talent other than being novel for their dirty image and lyrics of rage.  Then you have the Clash; brilliant songwriting, true political/social commentary, great music composition, and actual melodies.  There were other decent punk bands, but The Clash was the best. 

Then I discovered JS & Mescaleros; wow.  Great production, musicianship, and songwriting all around.  Joe left us way too early.




 The Pistols very quickly became idiotic, I'll give you that, but for a brief moment in time they gave us some of the most powerful music known to man. Matlock and Lydon had plenty of talent. Cook and Jones.. average for a punk band. Viscious.. yes, idiotic! It's not their fault if you didn't get it. Great production, great songs, and the musicianship, well, it was, err, adequate.
Posted 2 years ago by Foggymountain    [ Reply ]
A 6.5 rating? Could this be the most underrated song on RP?
Posted 2 years ago by dwlangham    [ Reply ]
This tune is going out to my pony!!
Posted 2 years ago by thatslongformud    [ Reply ]
 rgio wrote:

When I saw Joe live (the Clash) I was underwhelmed.... Yet find myself amazed at how almost 20 years after his death the Mescaleros stuff continues to grow on me.



I saw the Clash in Chicago touring to support Combat Rock album - weak show - I guess w/o Topper, they were average.
Posted 2 years ago by dougnichols    [ Reply ]
 Relayer wrote:

Punk had moments of brilliance, but mostly moments of just shit music.  Sex Pistols were just idiotic, no talent other than being novel for their dirty image and lyrics of rage.  Then you have the Clash; brilliant songwriting, true political/social commentary, great music composition, and actual melodies.  There were other decent punk bands, but The Clash was the best. 

Then I discovered JS & Mescaleros; wow.  Great production, musicianship, and songwriting all around.  Joe left us way too early.



If you are a fan of punk, you would know that the Crass always called out he Clash for being main stream!
Posted 3 years ago by Chongo1959    [ Reply ]
Punk had moments of brilliance, but mostly moments of just shit music.  Sex Pistols were just idiotic, no talent other than being novel for their dirty image and lyrics of rage.  Then you have the Clash; brilliant songwriting, true political/social commentary, great music composition, and actual melodies.  There were other decent punk bands, but The Clash was the best. 

Then I discovered JS & Mescaleros; wow.  Great production, musicianship, and songwriting all around.  Joe left us way too early.
Posted 3 years ago by Relayer    [ Reply ]
I saw the Clash in 1980 at the Santa Monica Civic in LA and it changed my musical direction forever. I was a main stream, stadium rocker, saw all the classics;  Who, Stones, Styx, Pink Floyd, Queen, Journey etc. The Clash opened with a Solo Reggae performer , who wasn't well received , then another ska band, which may have been the Beat. The Clash rocked my world, sent me in to the clubs of Hollywood, searching out punk, reggae, rockabilly, everything. It was a good time for music for me! Like someone else mentioned, I didn't follow Joe as closely after the Clash break up as I did Mick Jones but his music continues to grow on me. Thank you sir!
Posted 3 years ago by slimjim1437    [ Reply ]
11
Posted 3 years ago by fortheloveofpete    [ Reply ]
An overlooked gem!
Posted 3 years ago by dfphillips1    [ Reply ]
Cannot believe Joe Strummer was reduced to handing out tickets before a Mescalero show - he and the band were still rocking, sans casbah
Posted 4 years ago by xcranky_yankee    [ Reply ]
So great for ever
Posted 4 years ago by Stéphane    [ Reply ]
Ya man
Posted 5 years ago by ExploitingChaos    [ Reply ]
When I saw Joe live (the Clash) I was underwhelmed.... Yet find myself amazed at how almost 20 years after his death the Mescaleros stuff continues to grow on me.
Posted 5 years ago by rgio    [ Reply ]
Come on boys, lets all sing in tune, A one, a two, a three, a four...
Posted 5 years ago by jacopo777    [ Reply ]
And you can listen to the nightshift DJ here:
Joe Strummer's London Calling
Posted 5 years ago by wossName    [ Reply ]
I was lucky enough to see The Clash at their peak in the late 1970's and standing there in the front row looking right up at Joe Strummer I was struck at how bright his eyes were.

Not the 'piercing blue' that some people have - no they were a light brown but just as intense.

He was the 'real deal' - not just a singer frontman like John Lydon of the Sex Pistols -  more like a punk version of Bruce Springsteen singing and playing the guitar.

You are sorely missed Joe but thanks for the memories.


Posted 6 years ago by Stephen_Phillips    [ Reply ]
Awesome direction post-Clash..
Posted 6 years ago by JohnnySockhead    [ Reply ]
Name checks are on point!
Posted 6 years ago by HonduranRed    [ Reply ]
A bit disappointed that this gem is such a low score.  Oh well.  Love me some Mescaleros.... but still wish Joe had stayed in the Clash.
Posted 6 years ago by Tippster    [ Reply ]
 Dave_Mack wrote:
I like it. All sorts of stuff going on.
 
First comment on this is listed above - Posted: Jan 16, 2003 14:27
Posted 6 years ago by Michael_Dean    [ Reply ]
 johnalexford wrote:
This tune is going out to Marconi / To all corners of the globe / There ain't no hut in the Serengeti / Where my wavelengths do not roam

Joe Strummer at his best!!! One of my all-time favorite songs.



 
Just today I finally "heard" the lyrics and BOY am I impressed with his geography lesson AND a Bob Dylan reference!!  Bumping my 8 to a 9 now....thanks and as always, Long Live RP!!

Posted 6 years ago by lizardking    [ Reply ]

This tune is going out to Marconi / To all corners of the globe / There ain't no hut in the Serengeti / Where my wavelengths do not roam

Joe Strummer at his best!!! One of my all-time favorite songs.


Posted 6 years ago by johnalexford    [ Reply ]


And because it's Christmas, it's also a good time to remember Joe Strummer (21 August 1952 - 22 December 2002), and even when it's not Christmas, it's still always a good time, right?

.


Posted 6 years ago by calypsus_1    [ Reply ]
 westslope wrote:

Thanks for sharing Redpoint.  Good to know.  This is a terrific song.  

 
I don't even think this is the best song on the album. If you like this, you'll love the whole disc.
Posted 6 years ago by cc_rider    [ Reply ]
 Redpoint wrote:
One of my all time top ten albums. So many great tunes In one listen. His voice is sadly missed.

 
Thanks for sharing Redpoint.  Good to know.  This is a terrific song.  
Posted 7 years ago by westslope    [ Reply ]
For some reason I kept thinking I was hearing Noir Désir
Posted 7 years ago by GreenKittenLines    [ Reply ]
Just good solid music...
Posted 7 years ago by Bert7    [ Reply ]
 Redpoint wrote:
One of my all time top ten albums. So many great tunes In one listen. His voice is sadly missed.

 
agreed, this disc is amazing I think, he is missed by many! RIP Joe{#Dancingbanana_2}
Posted 8 years ago by willmcnaught    [ Reply ]
One of my all time top ten albums. So many great tunes In one listen. His voice is sadly missed.
Posted 8 years ago by Redpoint    [ Reply ]
well, I prefer J.S. leading his Mescaleros instead of singing with late Clash....
Posted 9 years ago by Carlo9151    [ Reply ]
 willmcnaught wrote:
{#Devil_pimp}STILL miss you Joe, thanks for the music!

 
We all do
Posted 9 years ago by gumby    [ Reply ]
 Foot wrote:

I guess Joe was & you weren't...

 
Strummer and the Mescaleros is one of those acts that some people just dislike for some reason, like Talking Heads (or in my case Bob Dylan.)
Posted 9 years ago by Tippster    [ Reply ]
{#Devil_pimp}STILL miss you Joe, thanks for the music!
Posted 9 years ago by willmcnaught    [ Reply ]
Wow. A lot of Joe Strummer today—a good thing.
Posted 9 years ago by WonderLizard    [ Reply ]
Really like this song!  Solid 8 In my book. 
Posted 9 years ago by AbileneTexas    [ Reply ]
 hanssachs wrote:
Well, that's a rather overlong bit of self-indulgent not-much, isn't it?  Guess you had to have been there ...

 
I guess Joe was & you weren't...
Posted 9 years ago by Foot    [ Reply ]
Well, that's a rather overlong bit of self-indulgent not-much, isn't it?  Guess you had to have been there ...
Posted 9 years ago by hanssachs    [ Reply ]
 moodfood wrote:
{#Yes}   {#Bananajam} {#Jump}  {#Guitarist}  {#Yes}

 

You got that right{#Smile}
Posted 9 years ago by xnavy    [ Reply ]
{#Yes}   {#Bananajam} {#Jump}  {#Guitarist}  {#Yes}
Posted 9 years ago by moodfood    [ Reply ]
8 > 9 - Thank you RP!
Posted 10 years ago by Foot    [ Reply ]
This one goes out to my pony!!
Posted 10 years ago by thatslongformud    [ Reply ]
One of my absolute all time favorites.  Deserted island disc for me.
Posted 10 years ago by ick    [ Reply ]
Song about RP right? Hearing you loud and clear in Nairobi...
Posted 10 years ago by afrixluvguy    [ Reply ]
I love the chaos! strangely... sounds alot like my moozishun friends casually ad libbing...{#Dance}
Posted 11 years ago by Isabeau    [ Reply ]
To many people in this band! That makes a tohuwabohu, huh!
Posted 11 years ago by helgigermany    [ Reply ]
I really want to like this song, but I just can't.  I am a Clash fan and I like some of the Mescaleros songs that are played here.

There is just something about the rambling in this song that leave me cold.  rated a 6 
Posted 11 years ago by snap_dragon    [ Reply ]
I was compelled to move to a 9. This songs gets better with time. Especially when cranked. I think that much of his post-Clash work was really innovative and I appreciate that RP plays so much Joe Strummer.
Posted 11 years ago by bam23    [ Reply ]
Miss you Joe! {#Bananajam}
Posted 11 years ago by willmcnaught    [ Reply ]
 dlirious wrote:
This deserves much more than a 6.4!!!! The chorus & the bass are great and just kind of stay with you long after it stops.
 
Agreed.  6.4 is a crime.  
Posted 11 years ago by xkolibuul    [ Reply ]
 Limpopoking wrote:

Commercial pop radio awaits you... go to the white zone. You'll love it. It's a way of life!
 
Have you been jammin' in Joe's Garage again (with a coupla quarts of beer)? 
Posted 11 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]
I appreciate this guy. He lets me relish Bob Dylan's vocal talents.
Posted 11 years ago by stargazer1    [ Reply ]
 dlirious wrote:
This deserves much more than a 6.4!!!! The chorus & the bass are great and just kind of stay with you long after it stops.
 

Yes, UNFORTUNATELY it does stay with you long after it stops.  Please make it go away {#Wall}.
Posted 11 years ago by cmarcan    [ Reply ]
This deserves much more than a 6.4!!!! The chorus & the bass are great and just kind of stay with you long after it stops.
Posted 11 years ago by dlirious    [ Reply ]
Agreed, a fantastic track. Always a great groove, energy and feel from whatever Joe Strummer wrote and performed. Miss you Joe!
Posted 12 years ago by krysthal    [ Reply ]
Good stuff, this.
Posted 12 years ago by DD gypsyman    [ Reply ]

Strummer could neither sing nor play the guitar!

Still - "it" works anyway!

 

BRAVO JOE - R.I.P.


Posted 12 years ago by Stingray    [ Reply ]
 oldsaxon wrote:

yeah, me too.
 
I'm in. Great song. Great album.
Posted 12 years ago by BigIslandBlues    [ Reply ]
 ick wrote:

Me too.
 
yeah, me too.
Posted 12 years ago by oldsaxon    [ Reply ]
 cosmiclint wrote:
Up to Godlike this morning.
 
Me too.
Posted 12 years ago by ick    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:
There's a moving memorial on Skye to Joe Strummer, a wood planted in his memory. See the following Flickr links for pics of the sign at the entrance of the wood:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/mixmage/501264637/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/byannika/4716771414/

(Sorry, for some reason embedding those links in the image dialogue in the editor fails. )

 

Thanks*10^3 fred!

To forests everywhere; to fish and forest people everywhere. Long may you thrive.


Posted 12 years ago by westslope    [ Reply ]
 Limpopoking wrote:

Commercial pop radio awaits you... go to the white zone. You'll love it. It's a way of life!
 
...and it looks like a Telefunken U47.

Posted 12 years ago by SweTex    [ Reply ]
Woody's 100th birthday makes everyone in my trailer park think of Joe!
Posted 12 years ago by jhorton    [ Reply ]
 jjbix wrote:

  you are too kind!  this is a mish mash of crap!
 
Commercial pop radio awaits you... go to the white zone. You'll love it. It's a way of life!
Posted 12 years ago by Limpopoking    [ Reply ]
 Erwin wrote:
I can not found the Rating "-1".

 
oh really, Erwin, you could not FOUND it. Poor thing!
Posted 12 years ago by Stingray    [ Reply ]
Hmm...I can't believe I actually went through a period of letting this float past in the background without DIGGING IT, which was until just now, which was of course after years of loving it and maybe to death, but now I am hearing it and feeling it and various things are reminding me that THIS THING ROCKS, in true global fashion!  Play on, Joe Strummer, we still hear you!
Posted 12 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
 Bosami wrote:
Love it!

I forgot that Roger Daltrey sings on this....
 
I'd never listened that closely but I'd always wondered about the "Armenia city in the sky" line.
 
 
Posted 12 years ago by Prodigal_SOB    [ Reply ]

So diggin' this.


Posted 12 years ago by jen3005545    [ Reply ]
I dig it.

Love the chorus.

Great beat, you can dance to it... 
Posted 12 years ago by Propayne    [ Reply ]
This tune has really grown on me after first hearing it here.  I really like it now. 
Posted 12 years ago by rabaak    [ Reply ]
 HazzeSwede wrote:
Load up some more from "Sandinista"...please Bill?!!
 
Pleeeeeeeeeeeease !

Posted 13 years ago by HazzeSwede    [ Reply ]
Load up some more from "Sandinista"...please Bill?!!
Posted 13 years ago by HazzeSwede    [ Reply ]
 sirdroseph wrote:


{#Lol}Just what I was thinking! Hello from Peachtree City!{#Wave}
 

Greetings neighbor!
Posted 13 years ago by olivertwist    [ Reply ]
 olivertwist wrote:
Cool. Nice change of pace from the Peter Gabriel dirge a moment ago, which nearly made me throw in the towel before my Friday workday started.
 

{#Lol}Just what I was thinking! Hello from Peachtree City!{#Wave}
Posted 13 years ago by sirdroseph    [ Reply ]
There's a moving memorial on Skye to Joe Strummer, a wood planted in his memory. See the following Flickr links for pics of the sign at the entrance of the wood:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/mixmage/501264637/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/byannika/4716771414/

(Sorry, for some reason embedding those links in the image dialogue in the editor fails. )

Posted 13 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
Cool. Nice change of pace from the Peter Gabriel dirge a moment ago, which nearly made me throw in the towel before my Friday workday started.
Posted 13 years ago by olivertwist    [ Reply ]
I can not found the Rating "-1".

Posted 13 years ago by Erwin    [ Reply ]
 S-curvy wrote:
This is a great tune from a great band.  I this wonderful example and am amazed that they never hit it big in the mainstream.  Joe deserved better than that!
 

I really like some of their stuff a lot, but it was inconsistant.

And so was Joe.......

And thats why we love him, but not the mainstream.
Posted 13 years ago by Bargamon    [ Reply ]
This is a great tune from a great band.  I this wonderful example and am amazed that they never hit it big in the mainstream.  Joe deserved better than that!
Posted 13 years ago by S-curvy    [ Reply ]
pump it up rommel
Posted 13 years ago by coy    [ Reply ]
 Orodrigues wrote:
I don't know which I like most: Joe Strummer & The Clash or Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros...
 

No contest! Clash overrated; Joe was too good for em and proved it!{#Yes}
Posted 13 years ago by sirdroseph    [ Reply ]
I don't know which I like most: Joe Strummer & The Clash or Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros...
Posted 13 years ago by Orodrigues    [ Reply ]
Up to Godlike this morning.
Posted 13 years ago by cosmiclint    [ Reply ]
Go. Just Go already
Posted 13 years ago by pannaramma    [ Reply ]
My favorite song on this outstanding album!
Posted 13 years ago by cosmiclint    [ Reply ]
 bam23 wrote:
Although it is true that some of the songs on the CD have lyrics that are possibly not the most erudite and literate, or even possibly immediately comprehensible, the CD is actually very enjoyable. I have never had a particularly high opinion of the Clash, outside of a few exceptions, but both Mescaleros albums are easily worth the couple of dollars I paid. Easily worthy of repeated listening.
 
The music the Clash made was wonderful, I loved em!


Posted 14 years ago by lattalo    [ Reply ]
Great track!

I love Joe!
Posted 14 years ago by jagdriver    [ Reply ]

Joe Strummer 2 by ~spoof-or-not-spoof
Richard Stone  ©2009-2010 ~spoof-or-not-spoof

Oil on canvas. 45x30 cm. Slightly blurred photo of this, shame because the cigarette smoke came out really well in the original.


Posted 14 years ago by calypsus_1    [ Reply ]
 westslope wrote:

Why is that the damn Marxists are always the best artists, the best novel writers?  Couldn't run a lemonade stand if their life depended upon it but the instances of grace.

 
The best artists were traditionally not efficient businessmen - whether or not they were all Marxists is debatable.


Posted 14 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
 westslope wrote:

Why is that the damn Marxists are always the best artists, the best novel writers?  Couldn't run a lemonade stand if their life depended upon it but the instances of grace

 
Arf! :-D Actually, I always thought it was anarchists made better artists as they're less hidebound, but wtf, I'm not proud. Quite a coincidence as I was just listening to Rock The Casbah, so this made an excellent unintentional segue.

It was an awful loss yer man Strummer croaking early. It brought a lump to my throat a few years back when walking on Skye I came across a newly-planted wood, at the entrance of which was a sign dedicating it to Joe Strummer's memory.

Posted 14 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
"The Stooges rule over Habana"
Posted 14 years ago by PFM    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

'Fraid not - yer man Strummer was a Marxist (he's dead now, very sadly).

 

Why is that the damn Marxists are always the best artists, the best novel writers?  Couldn't run a lemonade stand if their life depended upon it but the instances of grace.

 

Anybody like Julio Cortazar?


Posted 14 years ago by westslope    [ Reply ]
I can't believe this track rates so low! 
Posted 14 years ago by JohnnySockhead    [ Reply ]
{#Bananajam}
Posted 14 years ago by namp    [ Reply ]
 peter_james_bond wrote:

Shultz

 

Shultz...Shultz!!!Shultz...Shultz!!!

Posted 14 years ago by Sasha2001    [ Reply ]
Love it!

I forgot that Roger Daltrey sings on this....
Posted 14 years ago by Bosami    [ Reply ]
 bam23 wrote:
Although it is true that some of the songs on the CD have lyrics that are possibly not the most erudite and literate, or even possibly immediately comprehensible, the CD is actually very enjoyable. I have never had a particularly high opinion of the Clash, outside of a few exceptions, but both Mescaleros albums are easily worth the couple of dollars I paid. Easily worthy of repeated listening.
 
I agree with all of that except I would go further extremes with both, Clash pretty much sucked except for a few exceptions and everything of Joe Strummer is absolutely Golden!!{#Notworthy}
Posted 14 years ago by sirdroseph    [ Reply ]
 michaelgmitchell wrote:


Well, we were hoping for something a little more Sunday night-ish. Snuggly stuff. So, Jaclyn and I must be off. 'Night all.
(Coming, dear ...) 
 
Shultz

Posted 14 years ago by peter_james_bond    [ Reply ]
damn shame he deaded
Posted 14 years ago by NoEnzLefttoSplit    [ Reply ]


Well, we were hoping for something a little more Sunday night-ish. Snuggly stuff. So, Jaclyn and I must be off. 'Night all.
(Coming, dear ...) 
Posted 14 years ago by michaelgmitchell    [ Reply ]
Although it is true that some of the songs on the CD have lyrics that are possibly not the most erudite and literate, or even possibly immediately comprehensible, the CD is actually very enjoyable. I have never had a particularly high opinion of the Clash, outside of a few exceptions, but both Mescaleros albums are easily worth the couple of dollars I paid. Easily worthy of repeated listening.
Posted 14 years ago by bam23    [ Reply ]
Freakin Great
Posted 14 years ago by coding_to_music    [ Reply ]
dynamic tension
storytelling
what did he say ?
Posted 14 years ago by coy    [ Reply ]
The more I hear this, the better I like it. It really has some complexity going on that I did not pick up on in the first few listens.
Posted 14 years ago by rabaak    [ Reply ]