As McDonough points out inShakey, "Love to Burn" has an acrid, accusatory edge that might slot it next to "Stupid Girl" in the pantheon of Neil's Mad At An Ex jams: "Where you takin' my kid / Why'd you ruin my life?" But the chorus salves the burn: "You better take your ...
and was kicked out of both. However, after his musical career crashed and burned, Everman didn’t get depressed or wind up lost in the melancholy world of “what if.” Instead, he became one of the toughest dudes on planet Earth. ...
Minor Threat’s early songs capture a sense of tribal community — the moment when punk kids ignored by the world recognized one another as kindred spirits. “Cashing In” is about how it hurts when that community falls apart. Like everything else onOut of Step, the band’s farewell recor...