Ian McCulloch, 'Killing Moon' - Song Stories descargar videos gratis

popmarter

The guy is the most deluded fucken knob head of all time,keep taking those hallucinations pills.

Christine Marie

How come he can sing clearly, but when he talks it's all mumbly?

Mark Williams

thought it was not bad 4 a shit snooker player from preston

David Almanza

Like Kurt Cobain turning some familiar Boston guitar chords and winding up with a somewhat popular song,,,Well a`be !

Nigel Mccluskey

take youre glasses off x

Do you like our owl?

Might not have been "the greatest song ever" (didn't even make RS top 500), but Mac did have the greatest hair. Look at it now though!!

davidrobertmarsh

Mac is God you fucking wannabe knobheads

paul beadnall

clever

Muhammad Abdulah

faded pale on my half moon,some looks like are friendly,you twisted me tuck on cruel your slit me a burning flows,,was a filling moon undaunted soon.flakes on against you mean,some different shapes,,,,its almost same tune from my collection song of the sod which in title "tilting mouth"this one a great song of ian mc

Ron Jeremy

couldn't he just sthfu and play the fuckin song

Bill Brunson

If Mac said it, it must be true.

Gary Fearon

A great song, a great band...such a shame McCulloch talks such bollox. But maybe that is part of his charm. PS The Beatles certainly wrote some better songs, but that is just my opinion.

Krash Magoo

People would understand him if he sang when he talked. 

Servoboy

Well I never , it all makes sense now.Space Oddity has never been my favourite or even in my favourite top 30 Bowie tracks, but I do love the chords.I like them much better backwards and that's just uber cool. Taking a Bowie song and dare I say improving it. The same can't be said of the sweet Blockbuster as a rework of the Jean Genie .Fate... Thru...thick and thin...you give yourself to him...I'm having this on my funeral discNice one IanYou come very close to the excellence of this with 'in the margins'

T.C.J B

Mancs and scousers of that era are arrogant as fuck. 

David Hope

Ian Mcculloch's great. Echo & the Bunnymen's great...

Yasmin Choudhury

Ian's right, it's the greatest song ever written...

Laura Lewis-Houston

Love this, thank you to Ian. Looking forward to hearing your latest. <3

Noddy Ninetythree

not arguing with Ian here... but i've heard him claim both Killing Moon and Ocean Rain to be the greatest song ever written. I could find words to stand behind either choice... although I still think it's 'Don't Fear the Reaper'. a song EatB might have written had they not been beaten to it.

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