There's Not A Lot Of

Boredom Is The Beginning Of All Destruction And Everything That Is Negative.

Each Album Has A Different Atmosphere. The Third Album And Houses Of The Holy Seem To Be The Two Albums That People Didn't Get Off On Quite As Strongly As The Other Ones. But I Think They Contain The Basic Ingredients For The Further Pursuance Of What We're Doing... The Turning Point To Relieve The Tedium Of Repetition.

The Trouble Is Now, With Rock'n'roll And Stuff, It Gets So Big That It Loses What Once Upon A Time Was A Magnificent Thing, Where It Was Special And Quite Elusive And Occasionally A Little Sinister And It Had Its Own World Nobody Could Get In.

There's Nothing Worse Than A Bunch Of Jaded Old Farts, And That's A Fact.

Does Anyone Remember Laughter?