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Badlittlekitten · 03-01-2011, 10:04 AM

Funny this thread should come up. Listened to Doolittle for the first time in ages last night and it's still a blast. I've fell in love with 'Monkeys Gone To Heaven' all over again, and I'm stunned by it, as I'm convinced that it's Frank Blacks warning of the disaster that can be brought on by our damage to the environment. It's nice to view a song I thought I new inside out in a new light.
I was also surprised by 'Dead', which the White Stripes seem to have used as the foundation of their entire career.
Also, I listened to 'Silver' and actually enjoyed it for the first time.

03-01-2011, 10:04 AM	#394 (permalink)
Badlittlekitten And then there was music Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Near Wild Heaven Posts: 287	Funny this thread should come up. Listened to Doolittle for the first time in ages last night and it's still a blast. I've fell in love with 'Monkeys Gone To Heaven' all over again, and I'm stunned by it, as I'm convinced that it's Frank Blacks warning of the disaster that can be brought on by our damage to the environment. It's nice to view a song I thought I new inside out in a new light. I was also surprised by 'Dead', which the White Stripes seem to have used as the foundation of their entire career. Also, I listened to 'Silver' and actually enjoyed it for the first time. __________________ 'Said do you feel it? Do you feel it when you TOUCH ME?. THERE'S A FIRE! THERE'S A FIRE!' The Stooges. Dirt. https://soundcloud.com/bad-little-kittens My Top 100 LPs My Top 52 Indie Tracks Of The 21st Century (incomplete)