"‘Rich Man’ is different from the first three Rock tracks – although another great track – it has more of a Blues Rock sound – and on the subject of contrasts – ‘ I Hope’ sees Tom singing and playing acoustic guitar, showing a completely different side to the band, but yet another song that I really like, with both great lyrics and rhythm. The longest song on the album ‘Let’s Misbehave’ starts again with Tom on acoustic guitar with Dale’s bass and Karl’s drums building the tempo to the end, although ‘Who Needs A Soul’ brings us back to the pace of the first three opening tracks – a pure Rock song full of great guitar." That was part of our take on The Bad Flowers new CD 'Starting Gun' - and we will witness them in the raw at London's Islington Assembly Hall tonight when they step on stage at 7.15pm. With Jared James Nichols following at 8.15pm and then Stone Broken at 9.15pm, the venue is going to be smokin'!