Crucially, rather than deal in metaphors about his life, he wrote about it in direct and frank terms: All in Alabama found him discussing his near-death experience up on Ajax in the kind of self-mythologising tone that Tupac Shakur would adopt more than a decade later.
Crucially, rather than "replacing" the real hand, the artificial hand was perceived as an extra limb without inducing significant disownership of the real hand.
Oceans brim, skies bleed, nights are wrought with drugs, sex and slaughter, but such is the inundation that we get repetition rather than revelation and crucially the private transaction between unknown reader and unknown author is lost.
Rather, they seem to crucially involve aspects of both.
After all, the sage will rather express what is crucially useful for life in philosophical prose, while poetry will be a pleasant adjunct or pastime.
And, like the Pogues' Shane MacGowan, that voice was essentially a diaspora voice: crucially London-Irish rather than Irish, with all the rich, if sometimes conflicting, cultural baggage that carried.
It is also, crucially, a sponge rather than a fruit cake – or "proper cake", as one taster said, while querying its Christmas credentials – "It's a birthday cake!" Most tasters loved it anyway.
The variation of considered time periods such as mean temperatures in March or March and April did not crucially change this rather counter intuitive outcome.
Crucially, the shenanigans enhance rather than overshadow the songs, which, on latest effort Blood Bitch – a concept album about menstruation and vampires – are sharper than ever.
These emerge when taxpayer-funded data has value for commercial rather than political purposes, and, most crucially, where the state itself exploits this potential.
