erful — and personal — lyrics that
Lennon was known for. Musically,
songs like “Move Along” and
“Last Transmission” remind me of
the upbeat, folky beat of songs
like “Crippled Inside” in which the
lyrics meander in the opposite direction of the music being played.
Not shunning away from his McCartney influence, songs like
“State of Emergency” remind me
a bit of Paul’s work with Wings.
“Love’s Got Nothing To Do With
What’s About To Go Down Between You And Me” might be the
funkiest song ever recorded in a
car and contains a title that could
make Prince proud.
Strazza opens his life up to the
listener in ways he’s never done
before. He shows the highs and
extreme lows of a breakup in action. The album begins with a
look back at the moments when
problems were first noticed and
ends with saying goodbye.
“It was very therapeutic,” said
Strazza. “I needed to get it out.
Writing and singing these songs
out loud helped me cut through
“Fire” by Hendrix performed by Tommy & The Strazzacasters
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