Likely the nuttiest, kookiest, wackiest song ever written by this band – and that’s saying a lot. Annotating this is the ultimate fool’s errand. Take whatever you can from it, no one can deny you. For what it’s worth (probably not much), it has always struck me as a savagely primitive and sexual song. The moaning, the groaning, the stuttering and the “one times one with you” all add up to some hot and heavy action. The initial lyrics all suggest that the object of his affections is a bit, shall we say, frigid, or virginal.
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Likely the nuttiest, kookiest, wackiest song ever written by this band – and that’s saying a lot. Annotating this is the ultimate fool’s errand. Take… read more
Likely the nuttiest, kookiest, wackiest song ever written by this band – and that’s saying a lot. Annotating this is the ultimate fool’s errand. Take whatever you can from it, no one can… read more
Echo & the Bunnymen is a British Post-punk band formed in Liverpool in 1978. The original line-up consisted of Ian McCulloch (of The Crucial Three), Will Sergeant and Les Pattinson. There are many stories, probably apocryphal, that the quartet was completed by a drum machine known as "Echo". By the time of their debut album, 1980's Crocodiles - a moderate UK hit - the drum machine had been replaced by Pete de Freitas. Their next, the critically-acclaimed Heaven Up Here, reached the Top Ten in 1981, as did 1983's Porcupine and '84's Ocean Rain. Singl… read more