I like at least a few red hot chili peppers songs, so do one google search of research before a post. http://line6.com/guitar-wireless/
Actually, I guess I don't really care about your research. I do like the top ten lists though.
But also, I think the responses on this thread are getting a little weird. It is kind of anomaly, just historically, that a woman rock star is just a badass guitar player, especially in indie rock where talented guitar players don't often display their skills in memorable solos or chord progressions the way Annie Clark does. I think most people thinks she is awesome for being a unique talent.
I mean, it's a catchy pop song..with a pedal effect in the chorus that sounds like nothing I've ever heard, a crazy guitar solo, and some pretty thoughtful lyrics.
I feel like I spend way too much time reading about indie music, but I still don't really get the first sentence- "Though the current fad is to compartmentalize indie rock of the last decade as something quaint, narrow, and somewhat embarrassing"
Top 5: Modern Vampires of The City, Trouble Will Find Me, Hummingbird, Comedown Machine, Monomania so far. Kurt Vile and Youth Lagoon were a tad disappointing compared to their last ones to me, but both have some great songs as well.
Revolver. I think it's the most even mix of quality John Paul and George songs.
I think my favorite part on the album is the french horn in For No One.
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