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I also note the brilliance of the weathervane on the album sleeve - only able to point SE, and includes the Gibson headstock tulip at the bottom as well as the cast iron pan and band emblem. Not sure where the broken knife fits in but I assume there's a lyrical reference somewhere.
It's in "Cast Iron Skillet".
Great stuff Still on my first proper listen through.
Don't talk politics and don't throw stones. Your royal highnesses.
My only critique (as an average fan) is that sometimes the rhymes seem to fit just a bit too nicely (kind of like what I just did there).
I will listen to the second half on repeat later this week.
One of the best out there right now. Great to have so much good music at the moment,.
Heavy stuff, hard-hitting. Sounds like a man who has been through few things.
I don't think his songs are always autobiographical- some definitely aren't- but he certainly has been through some stuff.
Don't talk politics and don't throw stones. Your royal highnesses.
Listen to the whole album now; enjoyed it, although it’s not quite my ‘thing’…but what really struck me was the quality of the lyrics. Some really poignant stuff, some outright funny stuff. He’s a clever guy.
I loved his arrangement of it. I need to listen to more stuff of his.
I’m so bored I might as well be listening to Pink Floyd
This album has started to really get under my skin. In a good way, the way you want albums to.
There is something deeply affecting about his voice singing those words.
http://soundopinions.org/show/916
Don't talk politics and don't throw stones. Your royal highnesses.