Artists and their "signature songs"
- Chris_H_2
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Re: Artists and their "signature songs"
Doesn't sound like people got the message.
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Re: Artists and their "signature songs"
It's a squishy concept, and somewhat up for debate. But public perception plays a huge part, I think. If it was just "which song best captures an artists' sound" we could often be picking somewhat obscure songs.
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Re: Artists and their "signature songs"
the ambiguity of the concept is what makes it fun
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Re: Artists and their "signature songs"
I thought it was "which song is the band best known for and also best captures their overall sound"
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Re: Artists and their "signature songs"
That's how I think of it
Pearl Jam's biggest chart hit is still "Last Kiss" but it doesn't sound like them and I don't think it defines them in the public imagination
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Pearl Jam's biggest chart hit is still "Last Kiss" but it doesn't sound like them and I don't think it defines them in the public imagination
For example
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