Brian and Maryrose Crook witnessed the earthquakes crumble the city
like the breaking of a tomb slab cleft open by a sulfurous supernatural force as drums pummel like the devil's trotters and the Tyrant howls to the moon his cryptic utterings of deathly reflection all served with beastly grunt and animalistic power
(I’m giving you the short list because I suspect your attention span is about as long as the list of the stuff you’ve invented)
NOTES ON HOW TO LISTEN TO AGONY AND XTC OF LOW LIFE:
angular post punk that screams softly at our current scorching climate
Fairport Convention - Fairport Convention LP XX1975 Brian and Maryrose Crook witnessedRecorded in November 1967, it's a lovely sunny, suburban take on the summer of love; the vocal blend of Ian Matthews and Judy Dyble, the guitar interplay of Simon Nicol and Richard Thompson and rhythm section of Ashley Hutchings and Martin Lamble highlights their incredible potential. There are two covers of Joni Mitchell's songs, when Mitchell was something of an obscure overseas delicacy Chelsea Morning, highlights Dyble's sweet delivery, while the