According to the Do Anything You Wanna Do Songfacts, the lyrics were based loosely on Aleister Crowley's philosophy 'Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law'." This is actually a direct quote from Crowley's Bible which he called The Book Of The Law. Crowley spent his life literally doing anything he wanted to do, within his means, and revelled in the names "The Beast" (bestowed on him by his own mother), The Wickedest Man Alive and The Wickedest Man In The World. He frittered away his money as well as his life, and died a penniless heroin a… read more
According to the Do Anything You Wanna Do Songfacts, the lyrics were based loosely on Aleister Crowley's philosophy 'Do what thou wilt shal… read more
According to the Do Anything You Wanna Do Songfacts, the lyrics were based loosely on Aleister Crowley's philosophy 'Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law'."… read more
The British pub rock/punk rock band Eddie & the Hot Rods was originally formed under the name Buckshee in 1973. They rehearsed in drummer Steve Nicol's garage in Rochford, Essex. Bassist Rob Steel was known by his nickname 'The Hustler'. They changed their name to Eddie and the Hot Rods after Dave Higgs joined. He was more experienced and it was his input at this early stage that helped them to gel and get gigs, eventually, in 1975, hitting the London pub rock circuit. They are often considered as one of the many punk rock bands that sprang from that city in the m… read more
The British pub rock/punk rock band Eddie & the Hot Rods was originally formed under the name Buckshee in 1973. They rehearsed in drummer Steve Nicol's garage in Rochford, Essex. B… read more
The British pub rock/punk rock band Eddie & the Hot Rods was originally formed under the name Buckshee in 1973. They rehearsed in drummer Steve Nicol's garage in Rochford, Essex. Bassist Rob Steel was known by his nickname &#x… read more
