But there s also a sort of chemical dementia never really present in the Clash and Ramones, who, truth to be told, always seemed pretty much in control. If you listen to Johnny, there s a sort of lingering threat that he could have, at any moment no matter how intense or lame, simply but equally, passed-out or exploded. True, he passed-out more often than the other. But the suspense is what makes every performance invigorating. The Yo-yo s bring the same sort of unpredictably, and it s partially what pushed them into another genre.
Every song is an anthem to sexual decadence.
I m too lazy to bleed. There s a name for that, you know. Only good and without the bullshit power-ballads. Well, if he were telling the truth, this is what his band would sound like. A very wise dean of music critics once told me that there s no such thing as a guilty pleasure.