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It has often presented as an anti J song. I am sure there is a lot going on. But it also has a lot of self reflection. Not sure about the title. Listen to it keeping in mind Loo is self reflecting and it changes the tone of the song.
Speaking of freed pig. This song is a self reflection by loo on loo. Only negative line on J is your big head has more room to grow. All other lines refer to Loo.
Speaking of freed pig. This song is a self reflection by loo on loo. Only negative line on J is your big head has more room to grow. All other lines refer to Loo.
Loo talks a big game. But in the end he bows to the alpha dog that is J. If J wanted to add more tunes Loo would learn em, like em and play the hell out of em. J calls the shots. Listening to 90s albums. Will admit guitar sounds more inspired. J doesn’t play as hard now. Still not into tunes.
For what its worth. I am also a fan and I never listen to the post green mind albums. They bore me. And I own everything and I love guitar. The fog records are interesting. Lots of J’s songs are 3-4 chord exercises in repitition. And lots of the same chords. For me its all about the tone, the drive. And the drums. Sky is alright. But to suggest that the reunion has held j back, is silliness. Also loo has said many times he will play any song j wants too.
Love Dino and J… but I can’t stand Martin and Me….
The Dino acoustic stuff was cool… Song for Playboy, Jonesy Jukebox etc.
But Martin and Me… Yuck
Wow, quite a write up.
Speaking of Murph….I will say he is outstanding.
Thank God for the reunion.
He has mad skillz and needs to be drumming.
J and Lou could probably get by but it seems Murph needs this gig.I hope they continue to tour off and on for a long time…
Can you imagine in 20-30 years, knocking out Lose or Mountain Man.
I’ll go see em then.
