Relax there, War Bomber ... if'n you're thinkin' she's a Putin-lovin' pinko, you have seriously not been paying attention.
It's my thinking for quite a while if new rock comes from anywhere then likely it comes from Russia. This has all the Vietnam Era anti-Establishment resentment and for largely the same reasons. America has an out-of-control Establishment again but here we get Justin Bieber singing about, well, whatever the fuck he does.
Pussy Riot doesn't roll over and we admire these girls tremendously. The lyrics are in subtitles and they're fascinating.
The band is giving up theater rock in a similar kind of thing to what I am trying to do although mine might be a wee bit more compelling with an incredibly-beautiful woman such as Nadya Tolokonnikova in it.
Note: I don't read the Russian version of People magazine but I imagine she's still married, gents.
(Ed: do you read the American version of People magazine?)
Nope.
There's a vibe in America that any anti-Establishment thinking is dredging up hippie stuff and, hey, you wanna some some grass, man. However, it's not my thinking which is covered with weeds but rather it's those deny the situation still exists and, in fact, got much worse.
Here's where it gets complicated for Roger Redneck since she's the pinko Russian girl but she's ripping the hell out of the Russian system and Putin. We think Roger Redneck's head will start spinning and he will start crying because he doesn't know what to do.
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