Blasts From the Pasts – Random Posts

Here are a few words about a handful of albums recently added to the playlist at Deeper Into Music Radio. These new adds are not necessarily new releases, but they are new to the daily DIM rotations.
First, Manchester Orchestra. No doubt you already know that [...]

The last several weeks I’ve been spending time reviewing Deeper Into Music’s library and looking for areas where there might be, in my opinion, significant omissions. It’s good to review the 10,600+ tunes in the library from time to time anyway. Sometimes I discover [...]

Review: The Connells – Darker Days

With this post I plan to start an occasional series of articles about albums featured on Deeper Into Music. Some will be new, others classics and some will will be lost gems nearly forgotten by the ravages of time. Quite arbitrarily I am starting [...]

The Nails

September 24, 2007

By Keith Weston

The Nails’ “88 Lines About 44 Women” was a notorious underground hit in the early 80s. Some college and alternative stations were brave enough to play it un-edited (doing so today would get you shut down rather quickly). This unfiltered song about sex was also used to sell hamburgers and cars in the 1990s and 2000s. Strange days indeed.

Please note: this is the full version. Listener discretion is advised and the lyrical content may be objectionable to some. You have been warned.

The Nails
“88 Lines About 44 Women” (mp3)
from “Corpus Christi”
(Safe House)

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