Showing posts with label Hefner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hefner. Show all posts
Friday, 18 February 2011
The Hymn For The Alcohol
No recommendations this week just a paean to all types of intoxicating drinks from the brilliant Hefner.
I myself will be drinking mostly Irn-Bru this evening on account of having to drive in to Glasgow to witness the Big Nosed Bard From Barking in all his glory. A man whose songs are as relevant now as they were back in the bad old days of the true blue meanies, sadly! Which side are you on?
Have a good weekend people.
Hefner - The Hymn For The Alcohol
Wednesday, 3 March 2010
Not The Subtlest Lyric In The World, You Say
I've not been in the best of moods over recent days and was rooting around for something to cheer me up and played today's track. It is something that I have thought about posting now and then but decided to keep in reserve for that special day.
Today I decided that it should be heard more often as it is such a joyous track and has perked me up measurably this afternoon.
As a result of hearing this tune in the past, M had a picture in his mind that Fatcher, as he is want to call it had a pointy hat and a broomstick. When he was in the position to put a picture to his imaginings, it didn't really change his original picture. When I pointed it out to him, when an image of the beast came on the telly, I think it may have been on the news a couple of years ago he said that she looked more like a ghost than a witch, to which I could not disagree. Unfortunately, I can't seem to dispel the idea that he has that she has super human powers.
Last summer we had quite a thunderstorm here. I was in the dinning room/record room when the first crack of thunder happened. It was extremely loud and the house shook, about 3 seconds later M ran down the stairs, burst through the door and shouted one word "Fatcher". I reasoned with him and told him that she had nothing to do with the weather and it was all to do with atmospherics (I'm no weatherman) and that she was no longer in a position to harm anyone which sort of calmed him down, although i think he remained wholly unconvinced.
Sadly I'm increasingly beginning to think that that statement is no longer the case. I fear that very soon her ideas will be hurting an awful lot of people, through her bastard spawn and his Bullingdon Club cronies.
Hefner - The Day That Thatcher Dies
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