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Songs like this are why I still defend these guys. Funny video too!
Only 7 comments so far??? EVERYBODY BETRAY ME, I FED UP WITH THIS WORLD
Getting back to the classic Raditude sound I see!
Definitely woo, and also maybe hoo
Man, that is awful. I've followed Lymbyc Systym for a few years now, and I always enjoyed their records. I didn't know they were brothers...that makes it even more sad. Hopefully Jared Bell continues doing music in some form or another, there's a lot of talent with those guys.
"If I would have voted..." AAAAND everything that came after it is null and void. Come back when you become someone who puts his money where his mouth is, Kanye.
This guy is wasting his talent so much by trying to play the pop game. Lonerism is one of the best albums of the 21st century, yet everything he's done since then has been middling at best. Except for "Let It Happen," that one was a jam.
This is way better than anything off the last two albums. Easily.
I feel like for a while, every new Weezer album came with a statement along the lines of "it sounds more like Pinkerton," and in no way did any of their post-90s albums sound ANYTHING like Pinkerton.
When are these celebs going to learn what makes/made things like YouTube and Napster great is the anything-goes content free-for-all. As soon as you start bringing in record company participation and try to make things "artist friendly," you end up with something like Vevo--corporate ad-filled crap that nobody wants or cares about. I don't claim to have a solution that pleases everybody, but making things MORE regulated and corporate is not the way to do it.
We don't just need gun control. We need to repeal the second amendment.
Man they sure talk some shit about Sainthood, but I think it's one of their best. It's so weird and idiosyncratic (I guess that's what some people don't like about it?).
No kidding. I have to open iTunes to listen to that one, and I should never have to do that ever.
The same exact thing happened to me.
Yeah, that confused me too.
Anyone notice how "Steal My Sunshine" is basically just "Hangin' Around" by Counting Crows?
This was a great article. I remember at the time thinking it was cool that a country megastar was finally branching out and doing something I could wrap my head around. Then I saw him on SNL and realized how ridiculous it was.
I'm right there with you. I watched with horror as my music-loving friends with good taste freaked out about seeing Garth last year. It's a mystery.
Yeah, I always thought The Cure's cover of "World In My Eyes" was pretty good too.
This is great. You might as well have just said, "We're going to write articles just for letsplaytwister all week."
The bands I was into the most in 10th grade (1997-1998): The Cure, They Might Be Giants, Nirvana, and Squirrel Nut Zippers. It was a different time indeed. (I still have a soft spot for SNZ.)
I'm going to LA to see them in a couple weeks as well as seeing them here in the Portland area and I am now even more stoked.
Not all the way through my first listen yet, but it feels very In Rainbows-y to me--warm, rich, inviting. The songs are great too. This is indeed better than I was expecting after the disappointment of King of Limbs. I'm pleased.
Sorry guys but Beyonce? More like SNOOZE-once.
It was. The year's best album was called Funeral after all!
TMZ is saying it's Prince himself. Ugh.
Is it ok if I like Ryan Adams' version of 1989 more than yours? Those are some good songs though!
Wow. I was expecting some ironic ballad version or something, but that was note-perfect. Awesome as hell!
Brad Wilk's drumming is one of the things that made this band great too. He's probably the best drummer I've recorded and worked with, and a sweet super nice guy to boot. The guy plays with so much power. Like, Dave Grohl levels of power. It was fun as hell.
I think he likes to play the crowdpleasers. I mean, the reaction he gets from playing and singing the first line to "Hey Jude" has got to make playing that one for the millionth time worth it. From what I understand though, he does vary his sets a bit, and he's always playing stuff he hasn't played live before. He played "A Day In The Life" for the first time just a few years ago, a song which was never intended to be played live. That had to be a challenge to pull off, so it's cool he's still trying "new" things in his 70s.
Yeah this kicks ass. Boyfriend is ok, but this is where it's at.
Very cool. I love that guy's voice so much. Interestingly arranged cover too.
Was every great rock musician born in or around 1946 given an implant to die when they turn 70 or something? Ugh.
Yeah I thought the headline was a bit of a low blow myself. I mean, I can see the similarity in what they do, but still. Also, I've worked with Marina and she was a lovely human being. (Same with Charli for that matter.)