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By Pages:   1    2    Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Time For Heroes (page 1/ 2) ------ performed by The Libertines the libs ! | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/16/09 absolutely amazing song, about the experience of the mayday riots, brilliant melody and captivating lyrics pete doherty and carl barat at the absolute prime, shame they havnt played together recently, hopefully they play together soon as they are simply a magical partnership and are pioneers of many british indie bands that follow in their footsteps. this song is a pure masterpiece | Reviewer: Linnea | 8/20/08 I never get tired of this song. It just floats on and so sing-along-friendly, yet you never seem to learn the lyrics. The Libertines was such a great band, and Up The Bracket is definitely one of the greatest albums ever made. I wish Libertines hadn't ended like they did. Neither Babyshambles or Dirty Pretty Things comes quite close to what The Libertines was. RE: The Libertines, Babyshambles And A Very Old Bloke! | Reviewer: Liam G | 3/11/08 Your right, Albion is one of babyshambles greatest songs i have heard. Away from that tho I think The Libertines did a lot more better songs, like "Up The Bracket", "Last Post On The Bugle", "Music When The Lights Go Out", "Tell The King", "Time For Heoroes", "Can't Stand Me Now" and many others Which have a real significance (either poetically or giving an insight into the times that they have been through) than any other "comercialised" music that is played today. Give me The Libertines or Babyshambles any day....Great, Great, Great Band! just amazing | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/29/07 the sheer intellect of it is just awe inspiring.. really a great song.. so much more than what 'music' usually is these days.. could someone who has a broader literary sense than myself please explain the bill bones reference.. i know hes from treasure island but i cant make the connection, cheers an inspiration | Reviewer: bill | 9/1/07 im into songwriting myself and i cant think of a greater influence to me than pete (and carl) most notably in the libertines. heart breaking melody, poetic lyrics and punk energy, doesnt get any better. ive been into so many obscure genres and artists past and present and the libs certainly are, as well as the most important brit band of recent times, possibly the greatest group ever. time for heroes is one of my favourite songs Yessss | Reviewer: ducky... | 7/13/07 Pete Doherty What An Inspiration Lyrically... The Libertines What A Band... This Song Is Truely Awesome... Ducky... There are fewer more distressing sights than that of an Englishman in a baseball cap | Reviewer: Joey | 7/10/07 i'm not normally into the whole "proud to be british" thing, but this song sort of inspires a strange type of patriotism in me somehow. i think it's because it's honest about life in britain and doesn't just ignore the negative points, it sort of puts them in a good light almost sarcasticaly - "Tell me what can you want now you've got it all". it feels more real than any other song i've heard. and yeah, i definatly see the similarites with the clash. i saw a clip on tv the other week where pete and carl had a gig at their flat and the neighbours called the cops because of the noise and carl and pete just started playing the guns of brixton as the police were runing up the stairs to the flat. A tribute to the Clash | Reviewer: Duncan | 7/6/07 No ones mentioned mentioned. This reminds me of The Clash, a great band if ever there was. Similar energy and raw street lyrics. Fantastic! The Libertines, Babyshambles and a very old bloke | Reviewer: Sus | 7/3/07 I'm a very old bloke brought up on Dylan and the Stones - so I probably shouldn't even be here - but I am - and as I am I'd just like to say these guys are fantastic - music to make you drag a policeman off his horse - something I haven't done since the sixties. Rivalling Dylan in my affections - something I never thought I'd hear myself say - 'Albion' - what a fantastic song - And on the off-chance you're listening Mr. D please don't take so much stuff it stops you writing and performing. Genius. WOW | Reviewer: =) | 5/29/07 The Pure intellect of the lyrics is enormous did u know pete got 10 A* at gcse and 4 A's at A level...and people say hes a bad role model humph!This is one of my favorite libertine songs the lyrics so true Britan is just not what it use to be all though how can you have a favorite lib song there all amazing as each other apart from radio america but everyones allowed a few errors:P and the whole drugs thing well firstly would pete be pete if he wasnt on them i doubt he would be the same reckless musician we all love jumping on cars and painting with blood and secondly look back all great musicians were on drugs- Elvis, Jimmie hendrix and id bet a fine doller Bob Dylan was at some point if hes not now..Pete i love yah:D....Dont die:| Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2