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The Good Intentions were formed in 1962 and gathered a massive following after live shows that surprised and shocked the British isles. Their lyrics were labeled "highly controversial" for their time - some of them were also labeled "the black hole of poetry" and "a place where desperate end rhymes find solace". Despite harsh criticism, the lads in The Good Intentions battled on in a time where the whole world looked at The United Kingdom for musical guidance. Unfortunately this band fell apart as they battled internal demons, crafty producers and managers, a sudden cultural explosion of sex and drugs and terrible, terrible allergies. What was - at the time - a milestone in rock for those with their ears to the ground (Paul McCartney; I'm looking at you) was obscured by the chaos of the "British Invasion"; the influx in generic rock bands who Nickelbacked their way to the top, drowning their audiences in dead weight copy cat tunes and leading their pioneers and forefathers to