Reddit reviews Public Enemies: America's Greatest Crime Wave and the Birth of the FBI, 1933-34

oh, you sweet summer child..

here's a tip of an iceberg. it's only one example of cancer growing inside the US government.

crucial follow up reading would be public enemies. shame they made it into such a terrible movie. life gives you the greatest script and hollywood fucking changes it.

the rabbit hole is deep. might be better off not jumping in, but the truth is out there if you care enough to find it.

I don't really like "your sister died in the street last week", because as far as I know my sister didn't die in the street last week. It should be "his" sister or "her" or "somebody's" sister died in the street last week, because that would be true and you should never, ever lie in a song. Or so I've heard. Other than that it's the best thing I've heard lately.

I should listen to it again but I don't remember a coda or bridge or solo, that stuff is important.

You're a good singer and I think this is a keeper song, my recommendation is to read Public Enemies: America's Greatest Crime Wave and the Birth of the FBI, 1933-34 and write a few more verses. more is always better, throw em out later

chorus is good.

I agree Bea, he was in love with Perry.

Try Public Enemies it's a really interesting look at the bank robbers of the 1920s.