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**The Flying Mouse** · 12 Mar 2003, 17:33

Great story Dave.
I agree with Garrett that this is a natural intro to Everything Louder Than Everything Else.But I still think it is worth it's own score.
From the first line "I REMEMBER EVERYTHING" your hooked.
There's plenty of black humor.It sounds like a death row confesion.
The ending is excellent.Here's this guy about to smash his guitar into his parents and his father's prime concern is hey,be careful,guitars ain't free you know.
There is almost an apologetic quality to the line "you know I love you".Then the final defiance "But you've got a hell of a lot to learn about rock and roll".
An instant classic.
The live versions are great.
10/10 Smashing.

12 Mar 2003, 17:33	#6
The Flying Mouse Armed ba$tard and Jo's other half. Join Date: 06.08.2002 Location: In the middle of nowhere near the end of the line. Posts: 16,104	Great story Dave. I agree with Garrett that this is a natural intro to Everything Louder Than Everything Else.But I still think it is worth it's own score. From the first line "I REMEMBER EVERYTHING" your hooked. There's plenty of black humor.It sounds like a death row confesion. The ending is excellent.Here's this guy about to smash his guitar into his parents and his father's prime concern is hey,be careful,guitars ain't free you know. There is almost an apologetic quality to the line "you know I love you".Then the final defiance "But you've got a hell of a lot to learn about rock and roll". An instant classic. The live versions are great. 10/10 Smashing.