Easyworld - 2nd Amendment

Review by Alexander Hoffman

Album Review: Easyworld’s 2nd Amendment Alright, let’s talk about 2nd Amendment by Easyworld. Released back in 2003, this UK gem blends bluesy vibes with raw rock energy and throws in a dash of indie charm for good measure. It’s not perfect, but it’s got personality—like that quirky friend who always has something interesting to say. The album hops between styles like acoustic strumming, alternative rock grit, and even some indie-rock experimentation. And while the whole thing feels cohesive, there are a couple tracks that really stick out. Take “Where Happy Is,” for example. This one hits different. The melody is simple yet haunting, and Dav Ford’s lyrics feel like they’re straight from a late-night heart-to-heart. You know those songs that kinda sneak up on you? This is one of them. By the second listen, I was humming it under my breath without even realizing it. Then there’s the title track, “2nd Amendment.” With its punchy rhythm and sharp guitar riffs, it’s impossible to ignore. There’s also a cheeky “Fuck Version” included (because why not?), which adds an edgy twist to the mix. Honestly, it’s one of those songs that makes you wanna crank up the volume and just go wild. Not sure what the deeper meaning behind it is, but sometimes music doesn’t need to be overthought—it just works. Other standouts include “Young In Love,” which feels nostalgic in all the right ways, and “Dave,” which sounds like a quirky ode to someone we’ll never fully understand. Oh, and how could I forget “Where Have You Gone?”—a track that wraps things up with a reflective tone, leaving you thinking long after the last note fades. Easyworld might not have been a household name outside the UK, but 2nd Amendment proves they had serious talent. Sure, it’s rough around the edges at times, but maybe that’s part of its charm. Listening to this record feels like flipping through an old photo album—you find moments that make you smile, others that make you think, and some that just leave you scratching your head. Final thought? If you’re into indie rock with a side of attitude, give this one a spin. Just don’t ask me why they made so many versions of the same song—I’m still trying to figure that out myself.

Artist: Easyworld
Album: 2nd Amendment

2003

Rating: 5.0

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MP3 size: 54 mb
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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
2nd Amendment (Video)
Where Happy Is
2nd Amendment (Radio Version)	3:36
Dave, Where Have You Gone?	4:36
Young In Love	2:39
A Lot Like
2nd Amendment
Other Man
2nd Amendment (Fuck Version)

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Catalog Numbers

82876551062
82876554892
82876554697

Labels

Jive

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lytte på nettet
ouvir online
escuchar en línea
lyssna på nätet
online anhören
écouter en ligne
kuunnella verkossa
online luisteren
ascolta in linea

Formats

CD
Maxi-Single
Enhanced
2/2
Single
1/2
Vinyl
7"

Companies

Role	Company
Phonographic Copyright (p)	Zomba Records Ltd.
Copyright (c)	Zomba Records Ltd.
Published By	Zomba Music Publishers Ltd.
Recorded At	Jacobs Studios

Credits

Role	Credit
Written-By	Dav Ford

Barcodes

Barcode: 828765546973
Matrix / Runout: 82876554697 A-1
Matrix / Runout: 82876554697 B
Rights Society: MCPS
Label Code: LC 07925

About Easyworld

Was a British indie rock band from Eastbourne, East Sussex. They formed in 1996 and disbanded in 2004, after 3 studio albums (including a debut minialbum). Line-Up David Ford - Vocals Jo Taylor - Bass Glenn Hooper - Drums

Members

David Ford
Jo Taylor
Glenn Hooper

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Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *2nd Amendment* by Easyworld is a hidden gem from the UK music scene. Released in 2003 under Jive Records, it blends blues, rock, and indie vibes. What’s wild is that Dav Ford wrote all the tracks. The album even has multiple versions of the same song—like a "Fuck Version" and a radio-friendly edit. It’s like they wanted to give listeners every possible way to experience the track. Plus, with its mix of acoustic and alternative rock styles, it feels both raw and polished at the same time. Pretty cool, right?

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mohamed0aish

2025-03-06

@mark061971 I have the CD single of this somewhere! What's it worth, $0.20??

bsave243

2025-03-05

such an awesome song!! 'I get my killing in the free world- ain't it fun!' love how they're addressing such a serious issue with this kinda happy music.