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Recording some extra bits for a song over the weekend and it's one of my favs. Started life as an acoustic number on the 1st CD we ever did (before I joined). It's the song that made me phone them 20 mins after hearing it the same night and tell them I'd give anything to play for them.
Called Pots & Pans.
It's about being in a job you hate when you know you should be doing something else, following your heart in whatever it is you wanted to do as a kid. It's about chucking away the security of a career and risking it all on the off-chance you'll get where you're supposed to be, instead of convincing yourself that what you are doing is ok.
We used to play it live, haven't done for about a year but we will at the next gig. Last time we played it, the entire venue was singing along "No more 9-5" for the last minute or so.
To look out and see a roomful of people singing along is something I'll never, ever forget as long as I live.
Pots & Pans
Got a bad taste in my mouth
Chew me up and spit me out
Don’t you know what I’m about?
Well I should have seen it coming
Should have spent my money
And changed for the day
Get away
And just let it out
Now there’s nothing left to spend
Time and money soon they end
But I know I’ve got my friend
Well I thank you very much
Gonna keep in touch
Write me a letter just to make him better again
Tomorrow I’ll be there
No more 9-5
And I’ve had my share
Now I’m doing fine
Tomorrow I’ll be there
Nowhere left to hide
Tomorrow is a day
Gonna keep you away
Ifs and buts?
They never seem to pay
Tomorrow I’ll be there
No more 9-5
And I’ve had my share
But now I’m doing fine
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I'll try and get them to a manageable size and upload them somewhere so others can hear them.
I love what I do and I love my boys.
No more 9-5
Called Pots & Pans.
It's about being in a job you hate when you know you should be doing something else, following your heart in whatever it is you wanted to do as a kid. It's about chucking away the security of a career and risking it all on the off-chance you'll get where you're supposed to be, instead of convincing yourself that what you are doing is ok.
We used to play it live, haven't done for about a year but we will at the next gig. Last time we played it, the entire venue was singing along "No more 9-5" for the last minute or so.
To look out and see a roomful of people singing along is something I'll never, ever forget as long as I live.
Pots & Pans
Got a bad taste in my mouth
Chew me up and spit me out
Don’t you know what I’m about?
Well I should have seen it coming
Should have spent my money
And changed for the day
Get away
And just let it out
Now there’s nothing left to spend
Time and money soon they end
But I know I’ve got my friend
Well I thank you very much
Gonna keep in touch
Write me a letter just to make him better again
Tomorrow I’ll be there
No more 9-5
And I’ve had my share
Now I’m doing fine
Tomorrow I’ll be there
Nowhere left to hide
Tomorrow is a day
Gonna keep you away
Ifs and buts?
They never seem to pay
Tomorrow I’ll be there
No more 9-5
And I’ve had my share
But now I’m doing fine
----
I'll try and get them to a manageable size and upload them somewhere so others can hear them.
I love what I do and I love my boys.
No more 9-5
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Your bandmates better be funny or I won't read
Drummers always get shoved to the back of the photo shoots as well
Look I can see your left ear
Drummers always get shoved to the back of the photo shoots as well
Look I can see your left ear
The only drummers I know that are known are Lars Ulrich from Metallica and that bouffant dog-faced twunt from The Stereophonics.
I'd rather sit quietly and smile than turn into one of those assclowns.
I'd rather sit quietly and smile than turn into one of those assclowns.
Goatboy wrote:
> Besides, when was the last time you read an interview with *any*
> drummer?
Never
You'd just have the last say in a conversation
frontman: blah blah blah blah blah
guitarist: Blah Blah Blah
basist: Blah
Goatboy: Lesbian Monkies
> Besides, when was the last time you read an interview with *any*
> drummer?
Never
You'd just have the last say in a conversation
frontman: blah blah blah blah blah
guitarist: Blah Blah Blah
basist: Blah
Goatboy: Lesbian Monkies
An affects pedal?
Lots of Wah-Wah and Fuzz as well?
Lots of Wah-Wah and Fuzz as well?
SHEEPY wrote:
> You would be interesting in a review
>
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I wouldn't be moany like Thom Yorke and I wouldn't be a retard like Liam Gallagher.
Besides, when was the last time you read an interview with *any* drummer?
> You would be interesting in a review
>
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I wouldn't be moany like Thom Yorke and I wouldn't be a retard like Liam Gallagher.
Besides, when was the last time you read an interview with *any* drummer?
I score at our gigs, dont see why anyone else shouldn't.
It's ironic, I come offstage and I'm sweaty as hell, cant breath and just want to sit and drink water when...lo and behold...flange.
Hurrah!
It's ironic, I come offstage and I'm sweaty as hell, cant breath and just want to sit and drink water when...lo and behold...flange.
Hurrah!
You would be interesting in a review
Probably
And then I can pull some female Parker fan at a gig and say:
" I know the drummer, kinda err but not from the internet because I'm cool... so show us yer ti... "
Probably
And then I can pull some female Parker fan at a gig and say:
" I know the drummer, kinda err but not from the internet because I'm cool... so show us yer ti... "
Except not crap.
I want U2 level of success, but with less Bono. I can imagine me being interviewed by Q magazine and just going "Hur hur...Oasis, in fact, lick balls...hur hur...boobs...smash you wiv fase"
That would rule.
I want U2 level of success, but with less Bono. I can imagine me being interviewed by Q magazine and just going "Hur hur...Oasis, in fact, lick balls...hur hur...boobs...smash you wiv fase"
That would rule.
They sound like U2-esque lyrics
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