Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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Using the following, I'm going to show you: A) How to con someone using their own greed; B) That you won't feel bad 'cause they're trying to con you anyway; and C) Taking their money!
As I have come to realise Running the beats is just getting people's confidence
This scam only works 'cause that man Thinks he's working this scam And that you man off his mark Get your mate, let's call your mate Piers No, not Piers, let's call him Farquhar Anyway, get Farquhar to crawl into a bar with his dog Like I said, the barman will try and con you later But you're gonna take all his money Anyway, you get Farquhar to pass into a local bar And call to the bar to look after a dog for a dart Just for 20 quid for a while, claiming that he hated it But it was worth more than his car This, by the way, requires that you find and supply Farquhar With an animal, and a life, from your local park Get a nice dog that doesn't bark But not so nice that someone might miss this mutt from the park Anyway, using this technique You're gonna take all this man's money But you're not gonna care, cause he's gonna fucking deserve it
You'll never con an Honest John An Honest John you can't drag down (Exactly!) Con-do-lee get conned When they think they're the cunning one (It's all one big con) Neighbour, you won't con an Honest John
Right, now listen, get Farquhar to dart out the bar And just shop for some garms, maybe Just to pass an hour or so I would go shopping 'cause I gave up drinking But whatever, just have Farquhar down the road Now you walk in the bar, walk up to the barman Order a jar, when you've caught him slouched on his own Start eyeing the dog that he's minding by his side Currently vibe him and then start on about the dog you own Start asking the barman if it's his fine specimen of a dog Nod, smile, agree, look interested and cool When he tells you it's someone else's, you've just left previous Tell him, "This is a very rare breed of animal" Last time I lied, my manager swiped me But lie, and tell him it's like a fucking Red-Eared Hunting Spaniel Tell him it's worth 600 quid and you would pay handsomely If he were to accept finance at all
Now take all his shopping off him Get your mate Farquhar to pop in Looking straight gutted a bit later on He should order a jar, talk at the bar Ensure he looks calm, warm with the barman And generally start conversating on Farquhar should start falling apart About how he's arsed up some chance And how arsed up his day was Or in the event, the spread betting, he's getting ready to accept That his rent's not getting payed up The barman's mind will chime slowly for a while He might wipe the bar as his mind is making sums Farquhar should continue to moan about money And that this mutt is not the greatest of his worries And like "Ching!", the barman will five out of six times Kindly offer his greed to buy the dog for a price of 300 quid And after some bartering Your barman will haggle and charge harder In greed of the scent of the scheme in his head (That's right, neighbour!)
How does that work? 'Cause every time it's based around someone Who thinks they're conning you They'll never imagine the whole scenario is prepared solely for him Why should he? That sort of paranoia can get you in the loony bin
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
Subscribe to The Streets channel for all the best and latest official music videos, official audio, albums, behind the scenes and live performances.
Using the following, I'm going to show you: A) How to con someone using their own greed; B) That you won't feel bad 'cause they're trying to con you anyway; and C) Taking their money!
As I have come to realise Running the beats is just getting people's confidence
This scam only works 'cause that man Thinks he's working this scam And that you man off his mark Get your mate, let's call your mate Piers No, not Piers, let's call him Farquhar Anyway, get Farquhar to crawl into a bar with his dog Like I said, the barman will try and con you later But you're gonna take all his money Anyway, you get Farquhar to pass into a local bar And call to the bar to look after a dog for a dart Just for 20 quid for a while, claiming that he hated it But it was worth more than his car This, by the way, requires that you find and supply Farquhar With an animal, and a life, from your local park Get a nice dog that doesn't bark But not so nice that someone might miss this mutt from the park Anyway, using this technique You're gonna take all this man's money But you're not gonna care, cause he's gonna fucking deserve it
You'll never con an Honest John An Honest John you can't drag down (Exactly!) Con-do-lee get conned When they think they're the cunning one (It's all one big con) Neighbour, you won't con an Honest John
Right, now listen, get Farquhar to dart out the bar And just shop for some garms, maybe Just to pass an hour or so I would go shopping 'cause I gave up drinking But whatever, just have Farquhar down the road Now you walk in the bar, walk up to the barman Order a jar, when you've caught him slouched on his own Start eyeing the dog that he's minding by his side Currently vibe him and then start on about the dog you own Start asking the barman if it's his fine specimen of a dog Nod, smile, agree, look interested and cool When he tells you it's someone else's, you've just left previous Tell him, "This is a very rare breed of animal" Last time I lied, my manager swiped me But lie, and tell him it's like a fucking Red-Eared Hunting Spaniel Tell him it's worth 600 quid and you would pay handsomely If he were to accept finance at all
Now take all his shopping off him Get your mate Farquhar to pop in Looking straight gutted a bit later on He should order a jar, talk at the bar Ensure he looks calm, warm with the barman And generally start conversating on Farquhar should start falling apart About how he's arsed up some chance And how arsed up his day was Or in the event, the spread betting, he's getting ready to accept That his rent's not getting payed up The barman's mind will chime slowly for a while He might wipe the bar as his mind is making sums Farquhar should continue to moan about money And that this mutt is not the greatest of his worries And like "Ching!", the barman will five out of six times Kindly offer his greed to buy the dog for a price of 300 quid And after some bartering Your barman will haggle and charge harder In greed of the scent of the scheme in his head (That's right, neighbour!)
How does that work? 'Cause every time it's based around someone Who thinks they're conning you They'll never imagine the whole scenario is prepared solely for him Why should he? That sort of paranoia can get you in the loony binThe Streets x Fred again.. x Dermot Kennedy - Mike (desert island duvet)The Streets2023-03-03 | Mike (desert island duvet): https://FredAgain.lnk.to/Mike
All that I’ve got is you All that I’ve got is you All that I said is true All that I’ve got is you
Two people on a carpet With light around the curtains Two people from a circus on a flying carpet Give me a thousand and one nights To tell you this story And then I’ll help with the dishes
Like Solomon on green silk With the golden stitches From old and weathered art Only the silk is fast fashion And the stitches are barely holding together your heart Let me re-up your dose of grape Don’t stain your spotless mood Up close your face don’t look the same as from across the room Your eyebrows look tidier Your hair the sort of mess that takes hours
Pleasant sky at night on the ceiling Desert Island duvet plot a bearing in the sea Two Bedouin people just sharing out the tea Two people on a carpet Couldn’t care for what’s real
All that I’ve got is you All that I’ve got is you Don’t know what you’re doing Don’t know what you’re doing Don’t know what you’re doing to me
Don’t know what you’re doing Don’t know what you’re doing Don’t know what you’re doing to me
Two people on a carpet With light around the curtains Two people from a circus on a flying carpet You’re wiser than your years But everything changes And when it does wise people refuse to You caught me at a good time Cos I’m feeling bad Tonight the wind is following your command Is it the Arabian aromas? Or maybe it’s the takeaway Your eyes are off an advert
Take you back to my loneliest thoughts Lately my back has got to know the wall I’m aimless describing what I’m saying enit But you persuade me to define what I’m saying in it I want life from the sky with none of the pain of living it Not afraid of heights but I’m afraid of widths A riot in my thinking when your lips go to bite It’s quiet in the kitchen but for the disco lights Your thoughts go and find my inner ear The years of your life giving life to my years
Two people on a carpet With light around the curtains Two people from a circus on a flying carpet You had your heart broken But you’re making it stick Taking apart everyone you dated since
A riot in my thinking when your lips go to bite It’s quiet in the kitchen but for the disco lights
Know what you’re doing to me Know what you’re doing to me Know what you’re doing to me Know what you’re doing to me
All that I’ve got is you All that I’ve got is youThe Streets - 3 Minutes to Midnight ft Manga St Hilare (Official Video)The Streets2022-09-29 | Brexit at Tiffany's: thestreets.lnk.to/brexitattiffanysID
Lyrics: First hour of the day always gets so much done So much was undone sun came up in London
Over breakfast I had an epiphany Meet me on Bond Street, Brexit at Tiffanys
You talk like traffic I’m trying to cross the road But who wants pedestrian
Black taxis mass You signalled something jumbled that I just have to love You call me Jack the ripper I’m so about these gaslights
Gaslights look old they would cast light looking cold If the night wasn’t over Aimless on my feet like any old James on Bond Street Manicured pavements Manicured behaviour
Over breakfast I had an epiphany Meet me on Bond Street Brexit at Tiffanys Nostalgic for glamour That never happened With your fork in the ham On a gingham table
Spill on the porcelain saucer I don’t listen to music like you do I listen to the same song over and over Together in leather in umbrella weather There’s no window dressing us I can’t afford the price Blurry people walk past as I remain staring
Like a dirty Diana teapot, lets commemorate us Get the silver ingraved in loving memory
Over breakfast I had an epiphany Meet me on Bond Street Brexit at Tiffanys
Over breakfast I had an epiphany Meet me on Bond Street Your face is a foreign language, like an Arabic Rolex Brexit at TiffanysThe Streets - Wrong Answers Only ft. Master PeaceThe Streets2022-01-21 | Wrong Answers Only ft. Master Peace out now: thestreets.lnk.to/wronganswersonly
Lyrics Who are you when you are not feeling lonely? Who are you? Wrong answers only
Who are you when you are not feeling lonely? Who are you? Wrong answers only
Can’t remember anything apart from her Sore from my head to my belt Are you trying to get even with the people who hurt you or with the people who helped?
Incoming call to your phone right now jump in the pool with your line you call me when you’re bored No you can’t help it you call me when you’re bored yeah yeah
Can’t remember anything apart from her Sore from my head to my belt Are you trying to get even with the people who hurt you or with the people who helped?
Who are you when you are not feeling lonely Who are you? Wrong answers only Who are you when you are not feeling lonely? Jump in the pool with your line
I say boo hoo in my head you never cheated on me but you knew who was next If she likes you then you’ll know If she don’t you’ll feel confused in your texts Oi two hunge on a drink mistake Oi snakes shed their skin to become a bigger snake
Oi walked past all the benches in the dark I talk to my self and we both laugh You won’t get the job you get what you pay for But when you get what you prayed for don’t forget God Or what god is I am a god I can turn wine into vomit Making your facts fit the story in the caption Newton liked them thick as fuck but he didn’t say that He said the greater the mass the greater the force of attraction None of us will win if I fuckin have to fight you When you die of cancer the cancer dies too.
Can’t remember anything apart from her Sore from my head to my belt Are you trying to get even with the people who hurt you or with the people who helped?
Who are you when you are not feeling lonely? Who are you? Wrong answers only
Are you trying to get even with the people who hurt you or with the people who helped?The Streets - Whos Got The Bag (21st June) (10 Years of Eats Everything Reebag / Audio)The Streets2021-07-16 | Who’s Got The Bag (21st June) out now: thestreets.lnk.to/whosgotthebagID Updates from The Streets: thestreets.lnk.to/signupIDThe Streets - Behind The Scenes (Amazon Original)The Streets2021-07-15 | Behind The Streets live at Metropolis Studios for Amazon Originals Listen now: thestreets.lnk.to/AmazonOriginalsID
Lyrics: First in the room Thirsting from noon Herbalist fumes Where’s me balloon? Curse off the zoom Burstin? we boom First in the room 21st of June
Who’s got the bag? Who’s got the bag?
Food in the back pocket I’m here to boo Babylon Let’s be having the boondocks back You have to do what you can Tooting the Boris Smoking on the Rishi Shooting with my hand cocked
Go back to doing what slaps It’s a matter of duty, damn Fuck the jukebox in the caf' Good God - who’s got the bag?
The herds of the goons The blur of perfume Reverse up the tune Birded off too soon Shmurda is loose Perched for the views The chirping and crooning out The burden and blues The verses of music The Der Dee Dee Doo Birkin bag, Gucci Or dirty wrank shoes Werewolf to the moon First in the room Nurse me all Tuesday 21st June
Who’s got the bag? Who’s got the bag?
You have to do what you can Been in the lab too long man I’d have it to doo wop Jazz Who’s got the bag? Tooting on the Boris Smoking on a Rishi Shooting with my hand cocked Got the Bag
Album ‘NOUAGOOTLA’ out now: thestreets.lnk.to/nouagootlaIDHas It Come to This? / I Wish You Loved You As Much As You Love Him (Amazon Original)The Streets2021-04-09 | The Streets live at Metropolis studios for Amazon Originals
Lyrics: First in the room Thirsting from noon Herbalist fumes Where’s me balloon? Curse off the zoom Burstin? we boom First in the room 21st of June
Who’s got the bag? Who’s got the bag?
Food in the back pocket I’m here to boo Babylon Let’s be having the boondocks back You have to do what you can Tooting the Boris Smoking on the Rishi Shooting with my hand cocked
Go back to doing what slaps It’s a matter of duty, damn Fuck the jukebox in the caf' Good God - who’s got the bag?
The herds of the goons The blur of perfume Reverse up the tune Birded off too soon Shmurda is loose Perched for the views The chirping and crooning out The burden and blues The verses of music The Der Dee Dee Doo Birkin bag, Gucci Or dirty wrank shoes Werewolf to the moon First in the room Nurse me all Tuesday 21st June
Who’s got the bag? Who’s got the bag?
You have to do what you can Been in the lab too long man I’d have it to doo wop Jazz Who’s got the bag? Tooting on the Boris Smoking on a Rishi Shooting with my hand cocked Got the Bag
21st JuneThe Streets - None Of Us Are Getting Out Of This LIVE Alive - Official TrailerThe Streets2020-10-22 | Missed the Livestream back in August? Fear not... thestreetsmusic.co.uk
Tickets for an online 'encore' screening are on sale now, on Wednesday 2nd December. Head to thestreetsmusic.co.uk for more information.The Streets, IDLES - None Of Us Are Getting Out Of This Life AliveThe Streets2020-08-03 | EarTH Hackney Livestream Tickets: thestreets.lnk.to/livestreamID None Of Us Are Getting Out Of This Life Alive, out now: thestreets.lnk.to/NOUAGOOTLAID
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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Lyrics:
There's those that don't know Those that don't know that they don't know There's those that don't know Those that don't know that they don't know
From the north to the south, from the east and west London town is busy at best With the kicks to the chest and the dips and the crests (Fall asleep) Fall asleep past your stop, creeping Past 11 o'clock in the morning, no dawn's ever boring
Sometimes I lie in the bath 'til it's cold Nothing but a laugh to the front in the back of my soul I wanna live forever, give my best guess 'Cause that's the best you'll get is a guess, but no less
Smoke in the chest, hold it in, 'til it's in your skin Inhale this hardly smoke, that's a hardy toke Flip flops and your shorts or the big dogs on the porch 'Til the night on the scorch, I light like a torch
(Two stoned) Hunky dory all evening, at a 140 bpm 'Til it's done sort of in the A.M. or you've done talking or it's mayhem At the cornucopia, doped up, the local shops a mere toe-tap Vocal in focus on the buying your papers and fire drill And the brightest shades of milk, we look a mighty shady ilk
Memories of a long lost eon Millions of stars out there, which one might you be on? It's like Jupiter's moon in this room get the heat on I need a stencil to follow my pencil, pensive and sensing Smoke in your chest, hold it in 'til it's in your skin Inhale this hardly smoke, that's a hardy toke
You know me, I always detest the dawn The grass always looks like it was left on the lawn You talk around events and from side of your sight The Benson burns, it reflects in your eyesThe Streets - Who Got The Funk (Official Audio)The Streets2019-03-21 | The official audio for The Streets – Who Got The Funk
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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Oi, oi, oi! Lee Satchell, you b*stard Stop trying to shag the birds and fight the geezers Mine's a Kronenberg, mate The Streets
Who gots the funk? Geezers, geezers, geezers Who gots the funk? Original Pirate Material Day in the life of a geezer Crispy, Rosco, England's glory Unique, locked on, Andy Lewis
All Birmingham geezers, all London heads Barnet, Brixton, Beckenham You're listening to The Streets Original Pirate Material Day in the life of a geezer Day in the life of a geezer This is just a groove, just a grooveThe Streets - Who Dares Wins (Official Audio)The Streets2019-03-15 | The official audio for The Streets – Who Dares Wins
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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#TheStreets #WhoDaresWins #OriginalPirateMaterialThe Streets - What Is He Thinking (Official Audio)The Streets2019-03-11 | The official audio for The Streets – What Is He Thinking
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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He's fucking lying, I know he is It's written all over his face
I wish I could read what his eyes are saying Staring straight and not blinking He's not giving anything away What is he thinking? (What is he thinking?) I wish I could read what his eyes are saying Staring straight and not blinking He's not giving anything away What is he thinking? (What is he thinking?)
Can't seem to do anything but stare My C.P. coat is lying just there Draped over the edge of that dusty chair All fits into place suddenly, yeah The coat was hanging up under my stairs But one day it went leaving the cupboard bare The facts all click in and become square He stole it while I was unaware But why is he denying it when it's so bate? Looking at the telly, won't look over straight Why's he not flapping and explaining away? To one very fucking frustrated mate Dan's been trusting every word Scott says He believes in mates, fair play But Scott's story is too far outweighed And I'm gonna act before its too late
I wish I could read what his eyes are saying Staring straight and not blinking He's not giving anything away What is he thinking? (What is he thinking?) I wish I could read what his eyes are saying Staring straight and not blinking He's not giving anything away What is he thinking? (What is he thinking?)
This must all look a bit weird It's Mike's C.P. coat sitting here Draped over the chair so that it appears To all fit me up suddenly and clear I'm gonna have to just try and volunteer An answer 'bout the man who left the bomber here He must've picked it up from Mike's dear girl's house When the weather wasn't clear The man must've thought it was Simone's coat But didn't think it was Mike's coat, though I can't just deny it 'cause my face shows Looking at the telly's not aiding, no I can't tell Mike this man didn't know And innocently borrowed the coat at Simone's Because then Mike would demand to know Why this man was even at Simone's
That frown could mean anything What the fuck am I gonna do now? He knows I'm lying I wish I could read his mind It's written all over my face
I wish I could read what his eyes are saying Staring straight and not blinking He's not giving anything away What is he thinking? (What is he thinking?) I wish I could read what his eyes are saying Staring straight and not blinking He's not giving anything away What is he thinking? (What is he thinking?)
What the fuck's he saying she had, the garm? Either he has gone John Barnes Or he's trying to spin me a con's yarn He thinks he's the fucking Don, gar How long have I undergone his smarm? Shrugging it all off as fun, charm If he don't stop looking at the TV though I'm gonna wrap the cable round his wee throat Hang on, Scott says Simone had the coat Where did he see her on the d-low? What is it I don't need to know? Is he scheming to be near Simone? In the club I wondered what was on the go Dan was trying to keep Scott from being close And Scott teefed my money and he teefed my coat And he's trying to steal my girl from under my nose
I wish I could read what his eyes are saying Staring straight and not blinking He's not giving anything away What is he thinking? (What is he thinking?) I wish I could read what his eyes are saying Staring straight and not blinking He's not giving anything away What is he thinking? (What is he thinking?)The Streets - The Sherry End (Official Audio)The Streets2019-03-08 | The official audio for The Streets – The Sherry End
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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#TheStreets #TheSherryEnd #EverythingIsBorrowed
Lyrics:
Till the very end We'll be just as friends I've known you better You've seen my worst So let's invent words
When a good night flounders And it's over How good it was I tend to know By adding up Or rounding down The evening's count of jokes
Me and my ilk Share a twang that's undeciphered By other gangs That's a thing I love about my Fine brothers in slang
If it's got a funny story It's made to me It's not for others in ear splash It's ours, it's mad, it's many hours Spent laughing at events passed We smirk at how smart The quirk that we spark A word which people laugh at It sparks around the crowd This work of art Which we have found
I love the craze Of the latest phrase Amazing mongrels of conjoinment Crazy paving sayings Are a joy to say with mates And girls all love the lingo They curl right up and bingo They go that extra smile They go the whole damn snog
I mean it though The joke from that one night That was wrong That makes no sense, really Shorten to a word Then to a nod That is friendship to me
The secret handshake of three mad mates That makes me pleased to share traits In understanding absurdities That mean our brains playThe Streets - Trying To Kill M.E. (Official Audio)The Streets2019-03-04 | The official audio for The Streets – Trying to Kill M.E.
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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#TheStreets #TryingToKillMe #ComputersAndBlues
Lyrics:
I used to love the night and now I dread my bed Using all the light is how my head got spent Torturous virus talk to my eyelids, walk in my size nines Is this depression or a lesson from inner pressure pressing? Either way, the fevers it deals me are evil
The thing that I love most is trying to kill M.E
I have the queerest feeling of my dearest appearing To be leering from the ether, fear more fever I don't like sleepers, drugs make me sleep Sleep is like death, to do death when you're dead
Bridge disappears through fog in my ears For this chronic fatigue, there's no tonic is seems Lucid thinking is loopy to think of on and on weeks
The thing that I love most is trying to kill M.E
General health making my mental health break But I'll never let go of what helps me create Nothing to this point but for this love Love, torturous virus get out from my eyelids
Just wanna ride out life in the key of C I won't bash the black notes, I won't ask for answers Glance up at the banister
The thing that I love most is trying to kill M.E
The only good thing and I should cling to it good Are the sparks of good art that park in the darkness Shaking eyes hate me to write But make me think up quite nice ideas
It's like me enemy, telling me forget the pen dwelling The madness and sadness is long But flashes of mastery
It seems
How many ways will it warm up, 8 months ago fate came To break me in somewhat and rape me on the flames The queerest feeling of my dearest appearing To be leering from the ether, I fear more fever
Like the bridge disappearing through fog in my ears There's no tonic it seems for this chronic fatigue I'm happily trading insanity lately For passion, that makes me a man at least, maybe
The thing that I love most is trying to kill M.E The thing that I love most is trying to kill M.E
What was I thinking, who was I then? Duly I tried, truly amen What was I thinking, who was I then? Duly I tried, truly amen
Pull some paper out the printer, pick up a pen and pen into the winter The oldest cell in my body's only 10 years old With the smell of the kitchen, I dwell on the kissing of my missus Holding a bowl and reminiscing (I am just a child who got a few years older) Pull some paper out the printer, pick up a pen and pen into the winterThe Streets - Such a Twat (Official Audio)The Streets2019-03-01 | The official audio for The Streets – Such a Twat
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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Lyrics:
Yeah, safe man, you okay? Just calling to ensure you got back in Hope you coped yesterday 'Cause I felt well damn grim But yeah, in the air on the plane My stomach was turning Man, I was hanging head-to-stead on the headrest in pain Prayed away all my bad sins Lost count of the plane chardonnays Before the fourth or maybe the fifth In future, I need to abstain If only I'd had a bit of discipline But worth every bit of spare change Pure clowning down to the last drink Hang on, let me slam the door mate Just pause that thought for a bit
Why did I have to go and do a stupid thing like that? 'Cause yeah, it felt like we were through though But I could've ruined it I'm such a twat
I've been pacing the place Well paralysed since I got back in with my bags though Yeah, I'm too aware that last night was way mad slack, I know Carried in a gang I lost sight of Simone On her own back at home Distracted from the fact it weren't right Could have raised up the hand, but no Simone was moaning and that About me playing away on this holiday She was watching the box at her dad's house There, preparing spliffs away As I'm smacking glasses down at George Best's best session rate Can you hear me? Nah, sorry mate, you're fuzzy, man I can't hear you
I lost you for a minute Yeah, yeah, I can hear you now See I mean that's the true thing though I suppose I chose myself to allow I was weak and stupid But as far as I viewed, anyhow She couldn't have been it for me The only girl I'd ever go out with I didn't want to waste my youth in a girl's house To the sound of spliffs And when she got in a mood with me In that text about that thing I just switched off the phone When she started shouting Coming to a conclusion I couldn't be bothered with anymore rowing
Nah, nah, nah And then after-shots made me lose the plot It all got a bit bizarre And that incident with the ice-cream I forgot, it all ended in our vodka What I can remember is a blotch I got a fat bruise on my arm She weren't even much too hot But she totally mugged me up like 'rah' She knew exactly what she was doing And it all went a bit too far She was with that bloke in the white top In McDonald's car park And then she let me chat her up Later on in that lovely little bar Hello? Ah, fucking phones, man!
Yeah, I think we got cut off Yeah, I got crap reception in my house I have to stand in a certain spot in my kitchen or it cuts out Yeah, you know I was potty to even let myself allow it I would if I could just swap what happened then for right now And if she ever found out how far it got It'd be more than just a row This whole thing just got on top But it's her that I want, no doubt So in a way it's helped me doing wrong I know I've fucked up now This is where that dodgy shit stops She's just gotta not find out
Why did I have to go and do a stupid thing like that? 'Cause yeah, it felt like we were through though But I could've ruined it I'm such a twat Why did I have to go and do a stupid thing like that? 'Cause yeah, it felt like we were through though But I could've ruined it I'm such a twatThe Streets - Not Addicted (Official Audio)The Streets2019-02-27 | The official audio for The Streets – Not Addicted
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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Lyrics:
It's his lucky day, that's a given He'll tick the box on the slip and then just watch and learn He's not addicted, he can stop anytime But this is gonna pay, he feels it, this one'll be fine
This time I know I'm gonna smash the bet I foresee it smacked in the back of the net Men grip slips, wipe their hands of sweat The camera pans the away fans end Twenty quid for Blues to thrash the Reds Then cash that cash, when the ref has said My mates out, his pad's a mess It's getting late, I've not dashed yet The question I have to ask myself Is can I see us not battering them? If I can't see that happening then I'm gonna put all my money down on one fat bet
Now I don't know the first thing about football But my instincts tell me this is my windfall
It's his lucky day, that's a given He'll tick the box on the slip and then just watch and learn He's not addicted, he can stop anytime But this is gonna pay, he feels it, this one'll be fine
This time I know I would've cashed the lot I would've held in my hand the whole jackpot The game's won, the ends have a swap 2-nil up, they're getting mashed up But I won't win now, the chance flopped 'Cause I couldn't make it to the damn shop Might as well put tea in that pot I've got nowhere else I have to bop The question I have to ask one Is how I managed not to manage the trot Maybe I could phone in and slap it onThe Streets - On The Flip Of A Coin (Official Audio)The Streets2019-02-25 | The official audio for The Streets – On The Flip Of A Coin
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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From the point he gazed from the choice was made, but 'walk the cave or the shore?' The oily cave seemed to breathe on him through gravestone jaws His little hand grasped in anguish as he weighed up his coin Somewhere a blue-eyed girl in the world is just waiting for a boy Footprints trailed as if trod by slaves up to the grey cave floor But not one graze from anything ever escaping this fort So with coin on hand his joy came back when ordered to take the shore 'Why on earth', as he wandered the warmth, 'am I obeying this coin?'
Turn your life on the flip of this coin Turn upside a choice you'd normally avoid And promise me you'll follow what it says Whatever it says
Again, walk within the trusted beach or swim the swell of the sea? And again the scarier alternative looked like certain death to he He'd never learnt to skill of swimming -- it never occurred to be very easy And again he winced as he flipped the coin and it twirled to his feet 'How is this sane?' he blamed the coin now aiming for the waves As he hesitated at the swirl of water that now raged and rained Blue-eyed girls were waiting and he was drowning in the spray Blue-eyed girls he should have been acquainted with but for shouting and flailing
He finally slugs it back to land feeling chewed-up and foolish Empties his pockets on the sand spewing a pool each Staggers back to his dad who's too cool to be So he says 'why did you have me follow this stupid rule, please?' To be honest little fellow I'll tell you I was just as afraid as you But you said you wanted to get with people and places ever new And I got a bit scared about the fate of my baby son's future So I invented a reason to see if you could ever make do As soon as you appeared behind that rock looking angry at me I soon realized what a hell of a man you've ended up being I knew you'd worked out how to swim, which I hadn't had in me And I stand as a companion of you, proudest a man has ever beenThe Streets - Memento Mori (Official Audio)The Streets2019-02-18 | The official audio for The Streets – Memento Mori
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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Ah, what was the question? Oh yeah, memento mori It means, remember it's inevitable that we will all die It sounds quite depressing when said so raw and direct But it means, don't hang yourself on a material life But that gets dropped when I'm bopping a shopping day Am I shallow, am I hung up on such wrong ways? Yes, I am shallow and loving every wrong play If love is blind then why do we all buy lingerie? I've got nothing in my life away from the studio So when I'm loose, I end up consuming dough
Memento mori, memento mori It's Latin and it says we must all die I tried it for a while, it's a load of boring shite So I buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy
If I start to think of life, I have prangs of paranoia Pull one stripey shirt off a rack, toy another Overthink my fate grasping a pastel jumper Panic buy a flight home, prang though actually sober Change my mind and fly back into Vegas Buy more pastel shades and some famous labels Frame the Ferrari through the day with the Mayhem Just to forget about the race in my head I don't really care about the luck and the look But driving a Ferrari is fucking book
Memento mori, memento mori It's Latin and it says we must all die I tried it for a while, it's a load of boring shite So I buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy
I think if I could see me now from my growing past I'd hate the shirted cunt that seems to be so fucking flash I reckon from the threads, I think all I think's about cash But my manager tells me I ought to think about cash It's like people don't know the eighties started My card just keeps carding with the card machine You don't regard the old you, charging a Ferrari Minus the driving license through Nevada at speed I never think about money In fact I have no idea how much money I have
Memento mori, memento mori It's Latin and it says we must all die I tried it for a while, it's a load of boring shite So I buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy
Chilean Carmenere sips as I'm parting her hair But I'm an ASBO drinker, I want to be chilly park air But ASBO drinkers just don't dig my art and my flair Even if they dig my ASBO driving, past their car light flair Sometimes when I buy my diamond trinkets with my whores I know I've strayed a bit from my old sins and my walks But then I laugh out loud that my card still fucking talks I feel awful for a beat but at least I'm not boredThe Streets - Its Too Late (Official Audio)The Streets2019-02-15 | The official audio for The Streets – It's Too Late
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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Lyrics:
She said, "Meet me at the gates at 8, leave now, don't be late" She said one day she'd walk away 'cause I was always late Thought things were okay, didn't care though anyway Say, "Sorry, babe, I had to meet a mate", tempting fate We first met through a shared view, she loved me and I did too It's now 7:50, getting ready, better be nifty Do my hair quickly, step out, it's cloudy Mate bells me to borrow money I got two Henry's and a dealer to pay Call up on geezers to rid these green trees of my reeking jeans Got a "You think I care" air, out-glaring geezers' stares I'm here and I'm there Couldn't see past the end of my beer What was getting near all the silence after the cheers
I didn't know that it was over 'Til it was too late (too late) But if I ever needed you Would you be there?
She said, "Meet me at the gates, don't be late" But pretty soon, the day came for change And I was glad she never walked away So I'm choosing what to wear Doing my hair with an hour to spare When my life went pear, she'd been there with a thick stare Big wheel climbed to the top, geezer stares bounced off Standing at the top of this huge mountain, smiling and shouting Spring flowers sprouting, not one inch of doubt in my mind As I reached the gates, came 'round the corner at a rate Risked her love but I was gonna set things straight Never again am I gonna be late, never again am I gonna be late Never again am I gonna be late
I didn't know that it was over 'Til it was too late (too late) But if I ever needed you Would you be there?
I said, "Meet me at the gates, leave now, don't be late" I waited for a while listening to her voicemail, mind set sail Then the facts turned me pale: wind, rain and hail My fears unveiled for my fair female She'd walked away, too little, too late I step up the pace, walk past the gates, rain runs over my face Spirit falls from grace I purchase a hazy escape At the alcohol place in the Chase, sat down, I got a fat frown Weeping and drowning my senses, for this love game's expensive I walk in a trance, got a wounded soldier stance The everyday geezers' stares throw me off balance Now nothing holds significance and nothing holds relevance 'Cause the only thing I can see is her elegance
I didn't know that it was over 'Til it was too late (too late) But if I ever needed you Would you be there? I didn't know that it was over 'Til it was too late (too late) But if I ever needed you Would you be there?The Streets - It Was Supposed To Be So Easy (Official Audio)The Streets2019-02-11 | The official audio for The Streets – The Irony Of It All
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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Just take back the DVD Withdraw that extra money Tell mum I wouldn't be back for tea Then grab my savings and hurry So first to get the film back in time To avoid that big fine I had to do a fast hill climb But a faster decline But I flew a bit quick Arms like a lunatic Had to stop for a few ticks I started feeling sick Got to the video shop in a state But chuffed it, wouldn't be late Only when he flicked open the case I'd left the disc at my place
Today I have achieved absolutely nowt In just being out of the house, I've lost out If I wanted to end up with more now I should have just stayed in bed like I know how
So I failed on the DVD But I still had to get the money Tell mum I couldn't make tea Get the savings and then hurry Rushin' to the cash machine Still a bit mashed and lean Then of course a mandatory car Drives by and splashes me Get there the queue's outrageous Ladies taking ages My rage is blowing gauges How long's it take to validate your wages? At last my turn comes Press the 50 squid button: Insufficient funds
Today I have achieved absolutely nowt In just being out of the house, I've lost out If I wanted to end up with more now I should have just stayed in bed like I know how
So I failed on the DVD Couldn't withdraw any money But I still had to call mum Get the savings, and then hurry So to call mum so that I could tell her I can't go and that At least I remembered my phone, man I didn't know her number offhand Where's my phone, have I got it? Oh, this is a crock of shit! I lost the fucking thing Oh, here it is in my pocket But the battery's nearly flat Gotta call, quick snap Aww shit, the battery is flat
Today I have achieved absolutely nowt In just being out of the house, I've lost out If I wanted to end up with more now I should have just stayed in bed like I know how
So I've failed on the DVD Couldn't withdraw any money Or call mum about tea I'll have to get the savings and hurry But where was the money? I knew I'd left it on the Side, next to the telly This is not even funny I left it in the living room Ready to pick up as soon As I passed through On the way out to the rendezvous So the shoebox full of money Just disappearing from me That's not what I call funny A grand don't come for free
Today I have achieved absolutely nowt In just being out of the house, I've lost out If I wanted to end up with more now I should have just stayed in bed like I know how
Oy, soaked to the bone in me jeans Do you want me to stop? I imagine my mum's weeping right now And the thousand pounds you swore That I left on the table this morn Has simply disappeared right before my eyes, his eyes, and yours And I'm a thousand pound poorer Hundred thousand pennies, no more A thousandth of a million squid Or two monkeys Or a whole fifty scores Gone, withdrawn from my life The money is no more for sure
It was supposed to be so easy...The Streets - Hotel Expressionism (Official Audio)The Streets2019-02-04 | The official audio for The Streets – Hotel Expressionism
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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Ahh, the fine art of hotel expressionism Pen a sentiment with the kettle and condiments Compose your mood using the soap and your shoe The minibar can be part of the art also
The fine art of hotel expressionism Pen a sentiment with the kettle and condiments Compose your mood using the soap and your shoe The minibar can be part of the art
In the early hours of a blurry hotel You need guests and venture quest with them My word is word if you yearn success in hotel expressionism Stay away from small boutique hotels So when wrecked, there's no victim I've been ejected from hotels that When I'm checking in, will swear to be with us Man, I'm not some crank vandal Swinging the TV about at random Attached to the lamp stand for a handle Is the art of action through crafted illusion Tediously mischief from raking Or just full up, we'd hide from enemy pages Throwing the TV out the window, mate Is nothing clear of weak cliche It's vandalism and expressionism is to be keenly disassociated I'm talking incontrovertible Structural damage human injury, real mayhem
The fine art of hotel expressionism Pen a sentiment with the kettle and condiments Compose your mood using the soap and your shoe The minibar can be part of the art
Fill the iron with minibar brandy And blam, see, you have a brandy iron The sweet boozy steam moves freely And is, in no manner, mindless fun Express yourself in anyway, say anything you may And anyway, that man lied to you (That's fucking [?], you fucking cunt The fucking damage isn't minor, fucker) But louts harassing is fucking droll Spelling through the death of rock and roll Rap and roll is separate to some acid trip 'Cause rock and roll is fucking old The group of girls you zone in on Have to be on their own there and pissed But you have a problem with the man they're with He's the dealer, but there's a rift You need to get him fucked up on his own shit Take his gear, he disappears Leave him there with his hand in a bucket of water Gaffer taped to a chair in a lift
The fine art of hotel expressionism Pen a sentiment with the kettle and condiments Compose your mood using the soap and your shoe The minibar can be part of the art
I'll tell you straight Hotel expressionism is his own form of art Because with normal art, someone, usually the artist They pour out their heart But its worth is decided by committee And has to obey the law of the sharks I tell expressionists walk out the lift Mind checking out pay for their art Real art should be nothing but that Shouldn't be about the money or fashion I make these crap rap rhythms To pay the hotel bills that fund my passion
The fine art of hotel expressionism Pen a sentiment with the kettle and condiments Compose your mood using the soap and your shoe The minibar can be part of the art
It's tedious, the mischief from raking Why we hide from enemy pages Throwing the TV out the window, mate Is nothing clear of weak cliche It's vandalism and expressionism Is to be keenly disassociated I'm talking incontrovertible structural damage Human injury, well, mayhem basicallyThe Streets - Fake Streets Hats (Official Audio)The Streets2019-02-01 | The official audio for The Streets – Fake Streets Hats
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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("F*ckin' Johnny keeps leaving these massive gaps between the songs... It all plays dead like that. See? Silence. Between the songs.")
If you don't like what's going down You need to change something 'round And what you can't change You've got to change the way you thought about
Two days before I finally snapped From bumped a gig, I was being a twat The bass player behind the (?) Is Belgium, another bright screaming gang Johnny Drum Machine keeps leaving trailing gaps Putting face cream on between the breaks in tracks
I needed to stop this, draw the last of my ways 20 minutes to go the floor manager says Been a long summer, sure spanned an age I wanna dry my eyes and all the band on stage ("Alright I wanna see how proud you Belgians are!") Dead silence, not very nice to feel so depressed and violent
("He's fuckin' puttin' moisturizer on! He's fuckin' moisturizin' his face..." "I know... Ridiculous.")
("Some cunt has printed up a load of fucking shithole Streets hats...")
Oi, oi, Amsterdam the day before the crash The Streets hats were made by Warner staff Thought they were fakes, not thought to ask So I tirade the audience found under the stage But I'd only just woken Ted Mayhem has never seen me so darn broken
The very next day in bed in London With a girl I have little memory of Unable to feel anything much which was the reason I bought my first suit I wasn't thinking at that bit on stage The fake streets hats were actually not fake!
("Who's that cunt? Tell him to fuck off, man." "The Streets!" "Oh yeah no go go go yeah... mate, sometimes, you know, it is made so hard...")The Streets - Blip On A Screen (Official Audio)The Streets2019-01-25 | The official audio for The Streets – Blip On A Screen
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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Lyrics: Turn on the light So it burns in the night Turning down the flay The world is uncertain I'm certained by the curtains tonight You will not know but grow We will not dare, we'll always smile and care and ply with your hair
Got to reverse the pattern What's the worse that could happen? For the first time in my adulthood The worse that could happen Is utterly unthinkable, sinking unsaid dread Suddenly I'm worried about the bread under the bed But then all sort of awful shit seem plausible indoors Proportions get walked in to the worse, and for certain You're growing thumbs I'm growing numb Tucked into your mum looks like it might be quite fun
A blip on a screen You don't know me I think about you And what you'll grow to be
Black and white blotches to watch and not get And the flashes of sense along with your body and head It is all as simple as you think when you were little It is all as simple as me sinking a little drink Your growing nails, mine are so nailed I'm drinking your mothers wine for both of us today You don't know choice but you know my voice You should never have chosen me, I have love like a boy The world's so dark sometimes, the noise of the cars Building a world up of toys and stars You'll dance on every song, foot fall every little move
Before you realize that every noise is not music My dad raised these thoughts, he pastes these boards I never knew I just grew that's all you can do But then growing to an adult is just learning the language Of explaining with words what you were as a baby You'll leisurely learn how to lie and pretend To service your love and rely on your friends This could be fraught but it's all I got taught And I don't wanna make it up as I go along with yours
I fix and I plan But this is just mad I love you You're only a 100 pixels on a scanThe Streets - Too Much Brandy (Official Audio)The Streets2019-01-22 | The official audio for The Streets – Too Much Brandy
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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Smell of good earthy herbs makes my nerves shudder But where were you that cold December? 'Cause we were in the Grasshopper, spending Guilders Centraal Station, charged up like Scarface Amsterdam ain't a nice place off your face, we enter the race Walk down, been there before, done that, no joy if you're bored Let's go see Roy and get fucked up with the boys Calvin, Schmalvin, I'm well within my limit Oh, hang on a minute, these mushrooms just kicked in Think I might be finished The ball game heads for the worst For what it's worth, I might just fall off the edge of the earth Brain's kind of surfing now We wander down darkened pathways in a daze "Want to buy any cocaine?" Am I paranoid? "Yes, you're paranoid!" Charlie, darling, please save me This is raving, take me home to my baby Two bags of mushrooms, room's mushed up and I need a cradle
In its own little way, my body was trying to say That you'd better stop drinking brandy In its own little way, my body was trying to say That you'd better stop drinking brandy
Now getting to the bar's gonna be trouble So the Marlons'll have to be doubles Then you drink doubles the same speed you drink singles Ahh, beautiful, the barman holds aloft the crystal glass And I'm having all that's in the bubble in the bottom of the bottle Then by three or four, your head's a bit mangled Club's full, you mingle, you dance the fandango You sing all your favourite jingles Far gone on one, call me Baron Von Marlon One has a monocle and cigar, dickie-bow and long johns My utility belt tells me it's to the bar, Batman Fat cans of that lager then it's straight to the dancefloor For much more fancy footwork, it's adored by many amour Don't bore me with your little sidestep technique Get to the beat, loosen up, it's The Streets
In its own little way, my body was trying to say That you'd better stop drinking brandy In its own little way, my body was trying to say That you'd better stop drinking brandy
We eat junk food, sat drunk on the Tube Every time the train clunks I feel like puking Wonder whether that beautiful bird'll ring? Then it all goes hazy, these are the days we walking up out And back to the road, talking, well, shouting actually Loads more drunk, by Jove, my mind's focused, balance fucked up Rah, rah, rah, it's all back to the Dogstar And if it's his round, I'm quite partial to another Marlon at the bar Bad idea to start again late, should've given my brain a break Take it easy, mate, you start to think you're a state You definitely are a state
In its own little way, my body was trying to say That you'd better stop drinking brandy In its own little way, my body was trying to say That you'd better stop drinking brandyThe Streets - Alleged Legends (Official Audio)The Streets2019-01-21 | The official audio for The Streets – Alleged Legends
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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Lyrics:
Some people live their lives by a little red book The points for right lying out and guides them good They never really mimic every word by eye Cause if they did they'd be in a whole world of strife The book's quite old school, back then it was tough It contains some quite experimental justice The thinking people are thinking that without this book That without these verses we'd pillage and murder but Following this red book word for word Leads you to actually pillage and murder Could it be so what we think to be right Is simply the opinion that survived?
Do what you think's right, and you will feel alright Cause when you're bad you will feel sad That's the religion I live by
There's a bloke in the book who made everything He knows every individual and every trick in them Way above emotion, never getting stressed But when men choose against him, gets jealous People fight for him in crippling wars But since he has the power of infinite awe We're merely itching on futilities floor Should we really be needing to assist him at all? If he loves us all, knowing all we think Should he only like people with faith in him? Given I can't control what I truly believe Can I be forgiven for only believing who I see?
Could it be time to avoid this bush? So we wouldn't be blind when joining up coulds? Could we see both sides of the coin for the good? Breed less strife on our voyage for good? Getting threatened by men with questions We'll never get anywhere rejecting evidence Could we test everything instead of betting On alleged legends? If we teach that it's right to blindly believe If we reach to the sky to define our meaning Well I agree what's right will keep driving people to fight with peopleThe Streets - Sharp Darts (Official Audio)The Streets2019-01-18 | The official audio for The Streets – Sharp Darts
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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Lyrics:
Sharp darts, spitting masters, spitting darts faster Shut up, I'm the driver, you're the passenger My brain's superior, the pressure blows the dial on your barometer Do you understand or do you need an interpreter?
Now, my style is distinguished, all fires are extinguished Ask your girl to sing and she'll sing this, I'm a scientist Have no prejudice, that's my hypothesis Make your analysis, ever heard a beat like this? I walk the beat like a policemen, a karma pedestrian In five hundred years, they'll play this song in museums I'm the bold adventurer, the UK's ambassador Holding up Excalibur, your beats are inferior Don't wanna embarrass ya, so call your solicitor The jury voted unanimously against ya
Sharp darts, spitting masters, spitting darts faster Shut up, I'm the driver, you're the passenger My brain's superior, the pressure blows the dial on your barometer Do you understand or do you need an interpreter?
Now this one's fat like your mother, contains enough calories Resonating all your favourite frequencies I've got a worldwide warranty, satisfaction guarantee If you ain't happy then just jend it right back to me 'Spec to BC, it's time to fuck loyalty One day, I hope to earn some hard royalties From a bit of sample robbery, hook burglary Noise thievery or wholesale piracy So watch your back, I'm inclined to sample I'll dismantle and make you all examples
Sharp darts, spitting masters, spitting darts faster Shut up, I'm the driver, you're the passenger My brain's superior, the pressure blows the dial on your barometer Do you understand or do you need an interpreter? Sharp darts, spitting masters, spitting darts faster Shut up, I'm the driver, you're the passenger My brain's superior, the pressure blows the dial on your barometer Do you understand or do you need an interpreter?The Streets - Geezers Need Excitement (Official Audio)The Streets2019-01-15 | The official audio for The Streets – Geezers Need Excitement
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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Geezers need excitement If their lives don't provide 'em this, they incite violence Common sense, simple common sense Geezers need excitement If their lives don't provide 'em this, they incite violence Common sense, simple common sense
Out the club about three, to the takeaway The shit-in-a-tray merchants Shop's got special perchant for the disorderly Geezers looking ordinary and a few looking lairy Chips fly 'round to the sound of the latest chart entry An incendiary, waiting to blast No harm with a contest who can throw the furthest Behind the counter they look nervous But carry on cutting the finest cuts of chicken From the big spitting stick Then over flies a chip, flips and hits you on the back You spin round on the attack, "Fuck you playin' at?" He looks like a Cheshire cat, almost falls down, dour frowns And Superman eye-lasers don't even register By now, you wanna leather this twat And forever you're gonna regret that, your choice of path So mash his head up and your girl's now fed up But stop to think it's never going to be the Jackie Chan scene It could've been to end up
Geezers need excitement If their lives don't provide 'em this, they incite violence Common sense, simple common sense Geezers need excitement If their lives don't provide 'em this, they incite violence Common sense, simple common sense
So you owe someone money subbin' skunny Best pay me Billy, "No worries" 150 on Sunday, then in some way, that turns into Wednesday Then goes straight to pay on a hazy evening in a local bar-café What a way! What a way! Just to recap for those at the back, this is everyday tit-for-tat You owe you dealer and can't pay him back fee Suddenly he's the baddy So you tell your mates you could have him anyway, to look geez' But he's a shady fuck, Beamer three series Lock, stock and two fat fucks backin' him up Can't convey enough of his desire for the paper stuff In a blunt fashion, Billy's angry with a passion So please just accept it ain't happenin' and go back to your runnins 'Cause you might get yourself in trouble one of these days
Geezers need excitement If their lives don't provide 'em this, they incite violence Common sense, simple common sense Geezers need excitement If their lives don't provide 'em this, they incite violence Common sense, simple common sense
Get a hold of this bird after pub closing hours Would your girl like this? No, don't think so somehow In the winter showers But she'll never know and your face will never show shit This is how goes it besides she was well fit, and who could resist? Move up to the next place, it's a smooth club Flex, bass, beats, and your best mates All down, nice sound, Smirnoff Ice rounds MCs clowning, rudeboys frowning, everything's sweet Everything's tucked in, and 'round here, we're all downing But all of a sudden though, just through the smoke It's your bird laughing and joking with a bloke Ain't just that either, as she moves closer In a shape what looks like they're lovers, he's tonguing her! All rage sweeps up through your torso You're more so ready to go over and show him who's man Football fan style, leave it in the can for awhile 'Cause even as they smile, he's still got choices Don't listen to them voices Then at the end of the day you may just have caused this So leave the forcesThe Streets - War Of The Sexes (Official Audio)The Streets2019-01-12 | The official audio for The Streets – War Of The Sexes
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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I dream that one day I'll have a child And that child will say to me "Dad, what was war?" But it's not going to happen!
It's a war of the sexes, never get it blurred I beg that you learn 'cause she's cleverer How attracted to you she is, is partly your gab But it's multiplied by how little of you she can have
Oi, the reason girls flirt is to work out their worth Whereas the men just hanker for panky to happen Retain this fact I'm hammering, this fact is gonna matter What little you think you're letting by her sly She senses you're near her and smells your desire The general rule of mine: her intellect will be higher Your task is to make her notice you fast But hanker while you don't close in after She knows she can get most dudes Though she mustn't know about you If you screw this all then and then lose all your cool That's when she ends up liking you as a friend You're not playing hard to get You're playing at not getting a hard-on yet
It's a war of the sexes, never get it blurred I beg that you learn 'cause she's cleverer How attracted to you she is, is partly your gab But it's multiplied by how little of you she can have
And you wanna know what? Listen The answer is to get close enough to her, but listen The next thing you just totally blank her You think I'm fucking mad, don't ya? But I don't shag on my own Get somewhere near to the lamb Glance at her, but turn to the man You need to be near the lamb But she doesn't want to feel cramped Instead of cowering up to the hostile lamb Bowl up to the trusting man It's much easier talking to him He doesn't suspect you want anything Just tell him something like: "Did you know cigarette lighters were invented before matches?" It's ABC, making a he, break with glee 'Cause he isn't suspicious you're trying to muscle into his missus Do you know what I'm talking about? That's why I'm talking about
It's a war of the sexes, never get it blurred I beg that you learn 'cause she's cleverer How attracted to you she is, is partly your gab But it's multiplied by how little of you she can have
The woman is a highly socially-practiced Master in body language, dab-handed actress She's calculating all of the mad facts and the figures While you're pretending to listen staring at her tits
It's a war of the sexes, never get it blurred I beg that you learn 'cause she's cleverer How attracted to you she is, is partly your gab But it's multiplied by how little of you she can have It's a war of the sexes, never get it blurred I beg that you learn 'cause she's cleverer How attracted to you she is, is partly your gab But it's multiplied by how little of you she can have
Elementary, my dear cousin (Elementary) I cannot state this enough She must not clock your flop You can't placard your march Your threws secludes your moves Or you're colluding well weapon
It's a war of the sexes, never get it blurred I beg that you learn 'cause she's cleverer How attracted to you she is, is partly your gab But it's multiplied by how little of you she can have
And remember not to get hammered either 'Cause people who get hammered don't get to nailThe Streets - Empty Cans (Official Audio)The Streets2019-01-11 | The official audio for The Streets – Empty Cans
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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#TheStreets #EmptyCans #AGrandDontComeForFreeThe Streets - Weak Become Heroes (One Live in Nottingham, 31-10-02) [Official Audio]The Streets2019-01-09 | The official audio for Weak Become Heroes by The Streets, recorded live at One Live in Nottingham on 31st October 2002.
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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#TheStreets #WeakBecomeHeroes #OneLiveThe Streets - Dont Mug Yourself (One Live in Nottingham, 31-10-02) [Official Audio]The Streets2019-01-09 | The official audio for Don't Mug Yourself by The Streets, recorded live at One Live in Nottingham on 31st October 2002
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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#TheStreets #DontMugYourself #OneLiveThe Streets - All Got Our Runnins (One Live in Nottingham, 31-10-02) [Official Audio]The Streets2019-01-09 | The official audio for All Got Our Runnins by The Streets, Recorded live at One Live in Nottingham on 31st October 2002
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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#TheStreets #AllGotOurRunnins #OneLiveThe Streets - Sharp Darts (One Live in Nottingham, 31-10-02) [Official Audio]The Streets2019-01-09 | The official audio for Sharp Darts by The Streets, recorded live at One Live in Nottingham on 31st October 2002.
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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#TheStreets #SharpDarts #OneLiveThe Streets - Its Too Late (One Live in Nottingham, 31-10-02) [Official Audio]The Streets2019-01-09 | The official audio for It's Too Late by The Streets, recorded live at One Live in Nottingham on 31st October 2002.
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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#TheStreets #ItsTooLate #OneLiveThe Streets - Lets Push Things Forward (One Live in Nottingham, 31-10-02) [Official Audio]The Streets2019-01-09 | The official audio for Let's Push Things Forward by The Streets, recorded live at One Live in Nottingham on 31st October 2002
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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#TheStreets #LetsPushThingsForward #OneLiveThe Streets - Too Much Brandy (One Live in Nottingham, 31-10-02) [Official Audio]The Streets2019-01-09 | The official audio for Too Much Brandy by The Streets, recorded live at One Live in Nottingham on 31st October 2002.
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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#TheStreets #TooMuchBrandy #OneLiveThe Streets - Give Me My Lighter Back (One Live in Nottingham, 31-10-02) [Official Audio]The Streets2019-01-09 | The official audio for Give Me My Lighter Back by The Streets, recorded live at One Live in Nottingham on 31st October 2002
Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement. Skinner was initially an outsider in the garage scene. Although his initial recordings appeared on Locked On, the premiere source for speed garage and 2-step from 1998 to the end of the millennium, he listened first to hip-hop, then house and jungle.
The Streets biggest hits include “Blinded By The Lights”, “Dry Your Eyes”, “Don’t Mug Yourself”, “Fit But You Know It”, “Let’s Push Things Forward” and “Has It Come To This”. The iconic Streets catalogue also includes the albums “Original Pirate Material”, “A Grand Don’t Come For Free”, “The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living”, “Everything Is Borrowed” and “Computers and Blues”.
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