Hot on the heels of the live record came Loose Nut and In My Head, which showed significant improvement over My War and Slip It In. Henry Rollins and Greg Ginn were exploring by-now standard lyrical themes: hate, paranoia, loneliness, anomie, and violence, but framing them around music that was demanding, powerful, and exciting. In My Head is the slightly better of the two, primarily because it's a little edgier and uncontrolled, but at this juncture, Black Flag was making some of the best contemporary ock music extant.
Rarely do I read a book that strikes me enough to MOG about, let alone that becomes such a staple to a genre of music that it deserves a plug on MOG. The book, Our Band Could Be Your Life: Scenes From The American Indie Underground, 1981-1991 by Michael Azerrad is a fantastic archive of 13 of the most important independent acts of the 80's. The book has fantastic exposure to the inception and...
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Rarely do I read a book that strikes me enough to MOG about, let alone that becomes such a staple to a genre of music that it deserves a plug on MOG. The book, Our Band Could Be Your Life: Scenes From The American Indie Underground, 1981-1991 by Michael Azerrad is a fantastic archive of 13 of the most important independent acts of the 80's. The book has fantastic exposure to the inception and...
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| Title | Lyrics | Buy |
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| 1 Paralyzed |
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| 2 The Crazy Girl |
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| 3 Black Love |
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| 4 White Hot |
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| 5 In My Head |
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| 6 Out of This World |
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| 7 I Can See You |
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| 8 Drinking and Driving |
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| 9 Retired at 21 |
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| 10 Society's Tease |
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| 11 It's All Up to You |
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| 12 You Let Me Down |
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