Bad Lady Goes to Jail music-product "I'm very lucky to be

"I'm very lucky to be able to do this

a 100 foot rat with a bad attitude

pissed at life in the modern age

Friction in the band and arguments about musical style and copyright meant that T-shirts eventually split

as well as legendary engineer Bruce Botnick and fabled mastering engineer Bernie Grundman

Bad Lady Goes to Jail music-product "I'm very lucky to beVinyl LP pressing. 2010 release from the eccentric Austin, TX based singer songwriter. Bad Lady Goes to Jail covers a whole variety of desires, from Coleman's desire for police to stop assaulting him to the desire to dance with his woman, to the less specific "Something in My Brain Wants Something." to balance the wandering heart, he also offers more mundane observations in songs like the self explanatory "Christians Drive Like Shit" and "My Friend