From dwilliams20X from Los Angeles shows that punk doesn't have to always be angry or brash. An album that is fun full of satire and great before all of our nerves become shot starting next Tuesday. Satire of the political spectrum remembering those in other cites when we make our decision. Mobile , Detroit, Flint, Baltimore, Gary, Buffalo and D.C. just to name to name a few. We must not let bad thought creep in and negativity cloud our judgment when we vote. Brazil has show the power of true love by it's citizens in there election we need to show ours. We need to also ask who messed up our country or yours because it was better before we voted for what's his name.
- The Listening Room
- The question as the new world who screwed up politics for you country? And why?
- What is true love and how do you describe it? And is more in line with pt. 1 or 2
- Is there a political position that both the left and right be true about? If so what?
- Why we told not to think about suffering of others? As in the cold war were told to ignore the USA the toppling of governments in the Americas or now Epstein and the middle East?
- What does Ray Manzerick as producer bring to this album compared with X's previous work?
- Does True Love Pt. #2 work as a playful closer, or does it undercut the album's emotional weight?No answers yet
- Which track would you play to convince someone who thinks punk is just noise?No answers yet
- Does Breathless feel like a natural fit here or a detour from the band's own songwriting?No answers yet
- Does Devil Doll feel like a hidden highlight or a slowdown in the album's momentum?No answers yet
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