Thursday, 21 August 2014

Please, go. Now's fine.


Baby, please don't go















Mocked and discredited long, long ago. Ridiculed in The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists, the myth persists, churned out over and over again by the desperate.

No. Us little folk don't only have what we have thanks to the efforts of those ultra-rich folk, without who we'd be stuffed. Actually, we'd cope. Just fine, thanks.

Even after their actions have brought about a global financial meltdown that has been disastrous for all, fatal for many, they still come out the same old rubbish.

Unless you pay us huge amounts of money” they say, “and if you limit our massive bonuses, we'll go and work somewhere else, where they appreciate us.”

Off you go then. Don't worry about it if you can't get a taxi. There's shedloads of volunteer drivers to take you.


Yo La Tengo






















Listening to this, from 2009, tonight. They can't be accused of producing formula albums. Even across any given album there's contrasts that keep everything fresh. The trashcan rescue cassette on the cover's neat, too.

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