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Credits
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Lyrics Credits: Richard McLean and Chris Forehand
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Music Credits: The Wrong Crowd
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Producer Credits: Richard McLean and Chris Forehan
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Performance Credits: Chris Foirehan - Guitar, Bass , Drum programming Captain Rick - Slide guitar, Vocals, percussion
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Description
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Short Song Description:
Punchy rocker about the persistence of memory.
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Long Song Description:
A old favourite revisited. This song was a highly popular live number for bands that were the ancestors of The Wrong Crowd. A version of this song was released in 1985 and recieved some airplay on 3 RRR and 4 ZZZ.
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Story Behind the Song:
Haunted by the ghosts of love, the Wrong Crowd seeks fellow sufferers who join the Legion "to forget" and find the violence, loneliness and hoplelessness only intensify the feelings of despair and regret.
Chris Forehan plays the guitar part with typical fire - all that listening to Sham 69, The Clash and The Revilllos teaching him something about passion that he has never forgotten.
Captain Rick tries to understand the complex non-structure of his own lyric writing and employs the vocal techniques learned from never listiening to Leon Russell, His slide playing is far more reserved than it once was, though not from lack of desire. "I need to take lessons from myself", hos comment.
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Metadata
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Song Length: 2:14
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Primary Genre: Rock-Indie/Low-Fi
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