maybe not necessarily that pulley weren't good enough, but that their music (as necessary as it was/is) was not cool around their town or time.
"it was at my expense, now you're cashing in"
to me that line represents how there are bands at the way bottom of the food chain, so to speak, who are the true innovators that put a lot of time, money and love into what they do. unfortunately, there are nasty bands out there who do not work for their own originality and instead take the cheap, profitable, easy and "more effective" way out by stealing another band's shpeal and make money off of it. these rip-off bands cash in on the innovations of the other band, who have probably spent a lot of money on their efforts and did it for love.
maybe not necessarily that pulley weren't good enough, but that their music (as necessary as it was/is) was not cool around their town or time.
"it was at my expense, now you're cashing in" to me that line represents how there are bands at the way bottom of the food chain, so to speak, who are the true innovators that put a lot of time, money and love into what they do. unfortunately, there are nasty bands out there who do not work for their own originality and instead take the cheap, profitable, easy and "more effective" way out by stealing another band's shpeal and make money off of it. these rip-off bands cash in on the innovations of the other band, who have probably spent a lot of money on their efforts and did it for love.