Talk:No Class

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[edit] Edits

Removed song lyrics as potential copyvio - emailed motorhead official website 'talk to band' and asked the man himself for his permission. Alf 21:32, 14 August 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Covered

Made the paragraph a little more clear, "covered" doesn't sound right. I say this because in music, covered normally means a band/artist doing a new version of an already existing song. Also the last sentence sounded like it was referring to the B-side at first, despite it being the article for "No Class". So I had to look, and see, and saw it was on the album, however, only on the reissued versions (according to the wiki article!). That being the B-side, as obviously the single is. Anyway, that is all. Other singles have "covered with (B-side's)" in them as well. Baseballfan 03:16, 24 February 2006 (UTC)