But by 1992's Wasted in America, heavy metal had become commercially passé and Columbia dropped them soon after its release.Jizzy Pearl used himself in a legendary publicity stunt to help album sales. This stunt, with the help of a few others, included Jizzy successfully erecting a cross on the Hollywood Sign and positioned himself on it. Love/Hate moved to the Caliber label and released Let's Rumble in May 1994, an album much more raw than their previous material featuring Darren Housholder on Guitar replacing Jon E. Love. Another label switch, to Mayhem Records, resulted in October 1995's I'm Not Happy featuring the return of Jon E. Love. In 1997 the band released Livin' off Layla. During the Livin' Off Layla sessions Jizzy Pearl left for the first time breifly replaced my Mark Torien of Bulletboys. 1999 saw the release of Let's Eat with Jizzy back on vocals and Joey Gold on Drums
The original lineup reunited for the first time in ten years, on February 24, 2007 at Club Vodka in Hollywood, California to perform their classic record "Black out in the Red Room" in its entirety. The show sold out, with an audience of 1,500
The band continues to play One Off Shows and short tours with 3/4 of the original band.
The End
Love/Hate Lyrics
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That'll teach you
To think you know what's going on
How many tears did you cry?
When they caught you screaming
On the last page of you life
Is there something
On the other side?
Fire and brimstone
Silver cloud
Does my face look familiar
In a crowd?
I am the Devil in disguise
I want to take you
A message
Here comes, here comes
The end
Armageddon's coming to be with me tonight
The end is my friend when I go through the tunnel
All good things go faster
It's time to meet the master
I am the Devil in disguise
I want to take you
A message
Here comes, here comes
The end
Here comes, here comes
The end
In your wildest dreams
Did you ever think
You could master
Eternity?
On the darkest hour
Did you miss
The kiss of disaster?
You sold your soul
All good things go faster
The watchman cried
Here comes, here comes
The end
Here comes, here comes
The end
The lyrics to Love/Hate's song The End are haunting and contemplative. The song appears to be about mortality and the inevitability of death. The opening lines, "You never thought that you'd live so long, That'll teach you to think you know what's going on," set the tone for the rest of the song. The singer seems to be addressing someone who has lived a long life and is perhaps feeling like they have all the answers, when in fact, they are just as clueless as everyone else.
The lyrics then go on to ask, "How many tears did you cry, When they caught you screaming on the last page of your life?" This line seems to suggest that even those who have lived long lives still have fears and uncertainties about death. The next lines ask if the person is afraid of the boundaries and if there is something on the other side. This is a common theme in discussions of death, as no one knows for sure what lies beyond.
The chorus repeats the line "Here comes the end" and the singer declares themselves to be the Devil in disguise. This could be interpreted as a metaphor for death, as many religions and cultures view death as being linked to the Devil or some other malevolent force. The final lines of the song suggest that the person being addressed has sold their soul and that all good things go faster.
Overall, Love/Hate's The End is a thought-provoking and somewhat ominous song about the inevitability of death.
Line by Line Meaning
You never thought that you'd live so long
You never imagined you'd survive this long
That'll teach you
Congratulations, you were wrong
To think you know what's going on
You were too certain that you had it all figured out
How many tears did you cry?
How many times have you wept?
When they caught you screaming
When they witnessed you shouting
On the last page of you life
During the final chapter of your existence
Are you afraid of the boundaries?
Do you fear limitations?
Is there something
Is there anything
On the other side?
On the opposing end?
Fire and brimstone
Chaos and destruction
Silver cloud
A peaceful afterlife
Does my face look familiar
Do you know who I am?
In a crowd?
In a mob of people?
I am the Devil in disguise
I am the embodiment of evil
I want to take you
I aim to bring you
A message
Communicate something
Here comes, here comes
It's arriving
The end
The conclusion
Armageddon's coming to be with me tonight
The end of the world is approaching, and I'm present to greet it
The end is my friend when I go through the tunnel
I embrace death as it accompanies me to the afterlife
All good things go faster
Wonderful occurrences happen at such a rapid pace
It's time to meet the master
It's necessary to encounter the supreme being
In your wildest dreams
In your most vivid fantasies
Did you ever think
Did you ever believe
You could master
You could command
Eternity?
The ever-lasting existence?
On the darkest hour
During the most hopeless moment
Did you miss
Did you long for
The kiss of disaster?
The embrace of tragedy?
You sold your soul
You surrendered your dignity
The watchman cried
The lookout announced
Here comes, here comes
It's approaching
The end
The conclusion
Here comes, here comes
It's arriving
The end
The conclusion
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@CrazyMonkey679
Wish I could watch this scene again for the very first time. Incredible!
@mlsfrost
just watched this scene loads of times pure brilliance the real fair city
@pistolschlapper
Dublin is the biggest kip in the world.
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@rosk.wilburn5847
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@dublin1554
this show as not been the same since they killed off john boy and darren
@Paul91-
This season brought Love/Hate back to its roots as to what made it so great in the first place with so much shocking and brilliant developments
@optimalpivvy5416
Season 4 was a cop out but 5 was a fantastic conclusion.for me 3 and 5 ar the strongest with 2 following closely up.
@Sigmamale1289
@Optimal Pivvy ye I agree 3 and 5 are brilliant
@andygray1762
Despite King Nidge claiming he ‘doesn’t give a fuck about anyone’ it’s evident how much Darren meant to him and how much he didn’t want him to die… Darren was, however, responsible for the petrol bombing of Dano’s car and finishing off Git, so Nidge was right to sacrifice him. That being said it absolutely broke his heart to sacrifice him and it is the only time in the entire show that we see Nidge’s soft side and him bawling over his fallen comrade, and the best possible man to have on your side in any walk of life.