Working For A Nuclear Free City
Americans may not be as hard to win over as is rumored. Sure, there are some jerks out there, but if there's anything to learn about life, it's that that there are jerks everywhere.
Working For A Nuclear Free City: Now That's What I Call Love... (00:39)
Will your girl throw down against, like, twenty dudes for you? No? Well, then you have to ask yourself -- does she really love you?
Working For A Nuclear Free City: Everything's Bigger In America (00:48)
Man, wait until they see the rest of Texas...
Other places people can go when they don't belong:
1. The Island of Misfit Toys
2. Shrek's Swamp
3. A Nudist Colony
Working For A Nuclear Free City: Hear Me Now And Believe Me Later (00:57)
Nobody could've guessed that a catch phrase from a comedy sketch would come to represent such a sad reality in global protest.
So the pod seems to be Manchester and the other pea... Well, regardless the band would like to be some other vegetable.
It's quite unfortunate, but sometimes, you're just not welcome.
Music that is most often found in Time Life retrospectives and Crystal Light commercials has found its way into the playists of Working For A Nuclear Free City.
Working For A Nuclear Free City: Longing For Days of Yore (00:24)
In the days predating sewage and plumbing, the crap may have lined the streets, but they certainly did not line your shelves of music.
Working For A Nuclear Free City: Like Hansel and Gretel (00:28)
It's best to leave yourself a trail of breadcrumbs to prevent from getting lost in the vast world of MySpace.
Working For A Nuclear Free City: Not Just An Album, It's An Experience (00:37)
Guaranteed to nauseate and inspire! Not sure how to achieve those two things simultaneously? These guys do.
Working For A Nuclear Free City: Schmoozing And Boozing (00:34)
Like a bar crawl with business cards and awesome live music, it's SXSW, an event like no other.
Working For A Nuclear Free City: Dig A Little Deeper (00:23)
Beneath the shiny surface of the UK music scene, you may dig down to find... Well, not much.
Working For A Nuclear Free City: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle (00:31)
Though it is an ecologically sound practice, the band doesn't believe the same theory should apply to music.
Good help is hard to find, and sometimes so is good music.
