Credit to Dogs though, 'She's Got A Reason' is a lively piece of biting, caustic emotional despair. Vocalist Johnny Cooke barks the mantra "I Liked You Better When You Liked Me As Well" like a man obsessed, which, after a brief glimpse at the song's bare lyrics and themes of post-relationship turmoil, he probably is. Musically, it's as you'd expect, but equally, it's a more than acceptable combination of serrated riffs and thumping drums.
All Dogs can hope is that they can turn over enough fresh soil as they plough an already deep furrough.
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I got asked to fill in a response form by my local record shop for this a few weekes (well quite a few weeks actually). I haven't even bothered. If people buy this derivative dross then I have no hope for humanity.
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at least thats how it sometimes works.
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<ducks rotten fruit>
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Re: Dogs - She's Got A Reason
And I think the word dross has been overused in this thread. So I shall not say it again. Eeeek.
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Don't agree about the Chiefs being 'derivative dross' though.