Do you like PJ Harvey? I don't. There are things to like about it, but not inherently within it. I enjoy the moat but not necessarily the citizens within. However, there is an English uprising allegegedly, with the youth, thus the godmother stakes her claim in the issues at hand. More hopeful and positive for future change, despite a grim outlook on status quo. Who's to blame? Not PJ Harvey. Here's four songs to whom the album belongs, dig the song titles, yeh?:
Track 2. The Last Living Rose
Track 4. The Words That Maketh Murder
Track 8. In The Dark Places
Track 11. Written On The Forehead
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