There is a long and vibrant tradition of nostalgia for a Paradise Lost in England. It is usually a commentary on the present - Rule Britannia and Jerusalem were looking backwards at the time they were written. The Waterboys. As true today as it ever was...?
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Palmblogging
- 2008-10-02 @ 14:06:33
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- 2008-10-02 @ 15:58:31
Excellent song...and oh so true.
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SeasideMan
Pro - 2008-10-02 @ 17:07:30
I wasn't keen on that song at all. The military-style drumming was a bit wearing, and I didn't like like the singers voice and the melody didn't vary much from start to end. I don't agree with the basic subject matter either.
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technomist
- 2008-10-02 @ 19:09:36
Oh Dear. Sorry you didn't like it. Still, it would be a funny world if we liked all the same music.
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SeasideMan
Pro
- 2008-10-02 @ 19:19:26
I agree, if we all liked the same stuff, we'd have nothing to talk about!
I'll be posting a couple of songs myself shortly, and I welcome your view whether positive or negative.
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njust
- 2008-10-03 @ 00:27:34
there is no accounting for taste:-)
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Brilliant Waterboys track that. Must say my fav is Rags from the album A Pagan Place. If you ever come across their first album though it a must.