Bad Company
Mar 03, 2020
1 minute
Chris Roberts
As the Seventies ended, the supergroup were running on empty.
Lifting its title from that of a Jack Kerouac novel in which the Beat Generation author documented his growing disenchantment with Buddhism, Bad Company’s fifth album similarly, he decides: ‘. Thus he champions oblivion over self-knowledge. On , after expressing his angst through some throaty ‘’s and hearty ‘’s, he lands on the epiphany that ‘’. Profound words, indisputably.
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