1. A hard rock band from Holly… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists with this name
1. A hard rock band from Hollywood, California
2. A Punk 77 band from London
3. An R&B artist from Brooklyn, New York
4. An R&B artist from Los Angeles, California
5. A pop singer from Chicago, Illinois
1. London is an American glam rock band from Los Angeles, founded in 1978 by guitarist Lizzie Grey, Dane Rage, and Nikki Sixx. London was briefly joined by Michael White as the vocalist, who bore a resemblance, both in voice and image, to Robert Plant. After disagreements with the band, White left to focus on his own band, The White. 1984 saw the rebirth of London, although it was now a different beast. The new lineup consisted of Grey, Nigel Itson, an English vocalist named John Ward and a bassist named Donny Cameron. London, with the Playa Del Rock lineup of Nadir D'Priest, Lewis, West and Krigger, performed a reunion show at the Roxy Theatre in Hollywood, CA in early 2010.
Discography
Non-Stop Rock - (1985), Roadrunner/Shrapnel
Don't Cry Wolf - (1986), Metalhead
Playa Del Rock - (1990), Noise International/BMG
That Girl - (2018), Vamps Worldwide
2. London were a four piece punk band formed in London in 1976 and were best known for their wild stage act. The original line-up was Riff Regan (Vocals), Steve Voice (Bass), Jon Moss (Drums) and Dave Wight (Guitar). They were managed by Simon Napier-Bell and recorded two singles, a 4 track EP and an album for MCA Records in 1977. Most of their songs were written by Riff Regan (including the first two singles Everyone's a Winner and Summer of Love) or by Riff Regan and Steve Voice. All their records were produced by Napier-Bell at the IBC Studios in London.
They toured extensively throughout 1977, first supporting The Stranglers and then as headliners in their own right. Their third release, the single Animal Games, was featured on the notorious Sex Pistols edition of the British TV show So It Goes.
Their final gig was at the Marquee Club in Wardour Street on the 8th December 1977. The band broke up shortly afterwards. On leaving, Moss joined The Damned and then formed Culture Club with Boy George. Riff Regan released solo records before reverting to his real name of Miles Tredinnick and becoming a comedy writer; in 2005/6 he was the lead singer with the London based band Magic Bus.
3. London is also a Female R&B artist from Brooklyn, New York.
4. London is an R&B artist from Los Angeles, active since 1998, and the founder of the record label Blisstunes Recording Corp.
5. London is a pop singer from Chicago, Illinois.
ROLLIN'
London Lyrics
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Stuff it fill with that good
Twist it up to perfection
My joints, they look so good
I should be givin' lessons on rollin'
And I ain't rollin' 'nough
I'm rollin' now
(Chorus)
Stuff it fill with that good
Twist it up to perfection
My joints, they look so good
I should be givin' lessons on rollin'
In London’s song “Rollin’,” the artist is talking about rolling a joint to perfection. The lyrics are all about the process of rolling up some good weed and the pride that the artist feels in their ability to do it well. The repeating chorus emphasizes the importance of getting the perfect amount of weed in the joint and rolling it up in a way that looks and smokes great. The artist says that they should be giving lessons on rolling because they are so good at it.
Throughout the song, there is a sense of confidence and swagger in the artist’s voice. They talk about how great their joints look and how everyone wants to smoke with them because they know they will get a high-quality experience. The repetition of the chorus helps to emphasize this pride and confidence, as the artist repeats lines like “twist it up to perfection” and “stuff it fill with that good.”
Overall, “Rollin’” is a song about the joy of smoking weed and the pleasure that comes from rolling up the perfect joint. It’s a fun and lighthearted track that shows off London’s skills as a rapper and their appreciation for the art of rolling.
Line by Line Meaning
Stuff it fill with that good
I am filling my joint with high-quality marijuana
Twist it up to perfection
I am rolling my joint to make sure it burns evenly and smoothly
My joints, they look so good
I am proud of my handiwork and the appearance of my joint
I should be givin' lessons on rollin'
I am so skilled at rolling joints that I could teach others how to do it properly
And I ain't rollin' 'nough
Although I am experienced at rolling joints, I feel like I should be doing it more often
I'm rollin' now
I am currently in the process of rolling a joint
Contributed by Declan T. Suggest a correction in the comments below.