On the B582/M69 roundabout, having absorbed Protect & Survive, having begun his own countdown to Armageddon, a young hitchhiker raises his fists to the sky and dares the US and USSR empires to come and have a go. Tired of the constant fear and dread, he has learned to embrace the horror, and to love the bomb.

This dense, energetic, not-quite-funky tribute to the Ramones’ ‘I Don’t Care’ is built upon an improvisation captured during the first ever Waiters session.

The original - Dumb Waiter
Voice - Karin; Bass - Ron; Guitar - Vic; Production/Tape Echo - Jim
From 'There Will Be No Elections', The Dumb Waiters

Vic added bass, organ, drum machine, many extra guitars and Fibonacci vocals; Jim wrote the words, provided the vocals and some dirty keyboard. Vic and Jim produced and mixed; Vic engineered.

The Keele Tapes Vol.3

DvmbWajter

Band/collective of musicians/non-musicians operating out of Keele University/London 70s/80s

New tracks tagged #How I Learned To Love The Bomb