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Bob Dylan-esque monologue about the difficulty of personal maturation
bassist Chris Squire sounds like he's got his amp turned up to "12
more intellectual attack Devoto would perfect when he formed Magazine
and even singing saws to the mix
Moments such as that one are so convincing that the few everywoman heart-on-sleeve songs -- with the exception of the massive
NO GOOD FOR NO ONE NOW 5/19/1998 Bob Dylan-esque monologue about theOwen: Mike Kinsella. Picking up where his self titled debut left off, No Good for No One Now is Mike Kinsella's second album under the Owen moniker. The seven tunes lay out on the table for all to see Kinsella's self deprecation in the tenderest form: an album dedicated to his feelings of worthlessness and frustration about a lost relation. With song titles such as "Nobody's Nothing" and "The Ghost of What Should've Been," it's quite clear that
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