The way of the future

Preparen sus oidos... están a punto de recibir la mejor música de la galaxia... todo está en sintonizar sus receptores de radio a eso de las 8:15 p.m. aquí en Los Mochis... es viernes por la noche, es tiempo del Friday Night... estrenaremos nueva lista de programación: el playlist 90 de Silent Roy para esta edición, donde Zael estará en control... no lo olvide: Galaxy 94.3 fm suena tremendo...


Nos visitan The Courteeners, cuarteto de Manchester formado por Liam Fray (guitarra/vox), Michael Campbell (batería/coros), Daniel Conan Moores (guitarra), y Mark Cuppello (bajo)... sus influencias son The Smiths, The Walkmen, John, Paul, George, Ringo, The Cribs, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The Jam, James, Interpol, The Kills, The Kinks, Iggy and The Stooges, The Concretes, y gente que cuenta cuentos... con disco cerca de ser editado, ahora The Courteeners son parte de los archivos de música nueva de Galaxy 94.3 fm...




The courteeners - What took you so long.mp3






You spend too much time sat in your bedroom, on your PC Are you sure you couldn’t have found the time, Swallowed your pride and admitted your jealousy Next week you’ll trying again to put one of my city's many front men If you do not have the internet, would you be into them I very much doubt so how would they know so What took you so long, was there a queue at the post office What took you so long, was there a dirty double-decker stagecoach, You just happened to missed Sometimes I’m bad, sometimes I’m rotten, sometimes I say things I probably, should have forgotten about people or things Do you know who I am, I’m like a Morrissey with some strings What took you so long, was there a queue at the post office What took you so long, was there a dirty double-decker stagecoach, you just happened to miss You’re always bad, you’re always rotten and you always say things that, you should forgotten or have you had enough Of your stereotypical bit of the rough And then we all go What took you so long, was there a queue at the post office What took you so long, was there a dirty double-decker stagecoach, you just happened to miss