Rollins Band weren’t the world’s greatest songwriters ... is a minor masterpiece of direction and a killer song to boot. “Liar” would be iconic if we lived in a world where people who ...

There's only so many times, he said, he can play songs like the Rollins Band's schizophrenic 'Liar' or Black Flag crowd favorites. "There's nothing wrong with that song," he said about 'Liar.' "But I ...

There also wasn't a lot of variety in Rollins Band's material ... The distinctions between the songs -- one of which was called "Liar" and all of which could have been -- were slight, but the ...

I think that was the height of Henry Rollins’ fame. Other than his Oscar nomination for his brilliant work in The Chase, of course.

Rollins Band – ‘Liar’ from Weight (1994) It can’t be a coincidence that Rollins’ film career took off around the time the Anton Corbijn-directed video for ‘Liar’ received heavy circulation on MTV.

Yet like many angst-ridden teens in the 90s, I eagerly digested whatever “buzzworthy” videos MTV had in their bin, and that of course included Rollins Band’s breakthrough clip for “Liar”. A brilliant ...

Henry Rollins Doesn’t Want to Play ‘Liar’ Anymore Henry Rollins Doesn’t Want to Play ‘Liar’ Anymore A music legend in punk rock circles, Henry Rollins said he's closed that chapter in his life, albeit ...

Rollins making generally terrible jazz-metal with the Rollins Band. “Liar” remains pretty awesome, but Rollins has never participated in the creation of a song anywhere near as great as the ...

The track receiving airplay, Liar, is a good example of both Rollins' lyrical impoverishment and his band's '90s beatnik coffeehouse sound. The music might be forgivable if the poems were strong ...

Written and recorded in New York like the previous few Rollins Band efforts, Come In and Burn was the second to feature the outfit’s classic lineup of Henry Rollins at the mic, Chris Haskett on ...