Pearl Jam Wanted Dead Kennedys Sound On New Song
. Since his background is more heavy metal than punk, he relied on bassist Jeff Ament's input to achieve what he was aiming for in the song. McCready explains: "It's my attempt at trying to make a really hard-edge type Dead Kennedys sounding song. In terms of town I was thinking East Bay Ray and California Uber Alles. I wanted that kind of aggression. "I came up with the lyrics 'Mind your manners' and Jeff brought in a lot of his real punk-rock ideas. The school he comes from is that, and I wanted to dive into that side." Check out the video clip with McCready here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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