The Song that Best Represents a Band/Artist
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Re: The Song that Best Represents a Band/Artist
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It's far and away Bush's best work. The production is good.tragabigzanda wrote:Not at all. But it is weird how he is often quick to abandon his indie cred to mount a vigorous defense of Bush.washing machine wrote:Is it weird that Razorblade Suitcase is the album that made Steve Albini's work known to me? I was 13.
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My touchstone Albini record was 24 Hour Revenge Therapy by Jawbreaker
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Cold contagious is good too, Reid, but I'm sticking with Greedy Fly
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Or is it Midlife Crisis? Caffeine?
It has to be from Angel Dust or King for a Day IMO.
It has to be from Angel Dust or King for a Day IMO.
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The cheerleader chorus put it out of contention for me initially, but you might be onto something.
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there are so many that you could say and id agreeEllo Sailor wrote:Or is it Midlife Crisis? Caffeine?
It has to be from Angel Dust or King for a Day IMO.
for me its ashes to ashes
tomorrow it could be midlife crisis
next day mother fucker
yesterday it was land of sunshine
Did the Mother Fucker pay extra to yell?
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Was thinking more about this. What about Talk Show Host for Radiohead?
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Yeah but what's your pick for BushChris_H_2 wrote:Was thinking more about this. What about Talk Show Host for Radiohead?
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ALL YOUR MENTAL ARMORE.H. Ruddock wrote:Yeah but what's your pick for BushChris_H_2 wrote:Was thinking more about this. What about Talk Show Host for Radiohead?
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My buddy and I have an ongoing joke about this song for the last 17-18 years. And it’s exactly this.verb_to_trust wrote:ALL YOUR MENTAL ARMORE.H. Ruddock wrote:Yeah but what's your pick for BushChris_H_2 wrote:Was thinking more about this. What about Talk Show Host for Radiohead?
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Back on the SY topic in this thread.
I'm willing to leave Schizophrenia entirely and take KD's "The Diamond Sea" suggestion even further and say the definitive Sonic Youth song is indeed...Washing Machine.
I've been listening to WM (the album) quite a bit lately, and I think this track fits both me and KD's criteria nicely, thus making it a truly definitive song. What it has that The Diamond Sea doesn't is that fast and punky energy that made up so much of SY's career. I think that's what I was honing in on most when trying to figure out exactly what The Diamond Sea was missing. Everything after Kim's spoken word part taps into that drone-y no wave ambient thing that The Diamond Sea's outro does so well, but it's just...more layered. If you listen close enough, you can hear Steve Shelley not missing a beat underneath that high feedback mix. It's one of my favorite moments in a SY song and any fan wondering about this band's sound needs to hear it.
What a great song.
I'm willing to leave Schizophrenia entirely and take KD's "The Diamond Sea" suggestion even further and say the definitive Sonic Youth song is indeed...Washing Machine.
I've been listening to WM (the album) quite a bit lately, and I think this track fits both me and KD's criteria nicely, thus making it a truly definitive song. What it has that The Diamond Sea doesn't is that fast and punky energy that made up so much of SY's career. I think that's what I was honing in on most when trying to figure out exactly what The Diamond Sea was missing. Everything after Kim's spoken word part taps into that drone-y no wave ambient thing that The Diamond Sea's outro does so well, but it's just...more layered. If you listen close enough, you can hear Steve Shelley not missing a beat underneath that high feedback mix. It's one of my favorite moments in a SY song and any fan wondering about this band's sound needs to hear it.
What a great song.
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well i'm convinced
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Compromise reached!washing machine wrote:Back on the SY topic in this thread.
I'm willing to leave Schizophrenia entirely and take KD's "The Diamond Sea" suggestion even further and say the definitive Sonic Youth song is indeed...Washing Machine.
I've been listening to WM (the album) quite a bit lately, and I think this track fits both me and KD's criteria nicely, thus making it a truly definitive song. What it has that The Diamond Sea doesn't is that fast and punky energy that made up so much of SY's career. I think that's what I was honing in on most when trying to figure out exactly what The Diamond Sea was missing. Everything after Kim's spoken word part taps into that drone-y no wave ambient thing that The Diamond Sea's outro does so well, but it's just...more layered. If you listen close enough, you can hear Steve Shelley not missing a beat underneath that high feedback mix. It's one of my favorite moments in a SY song and any fan wondering about this band's sound needs to hear it.
What a great song.