Re: Behind The Sun: The Official RHCP Thread.
Posted: Thu April 07, 2022 3:15 am
Just an idle thought, but who’s playing the organ/keys on that song?tragabigzanda wrote:Their best song is Soul to Squeeze.
tragabigzanda wrote:I'd maybe bump Life & Limb for Epic Problemtragabigzanda wrote:Top 10 maybe?
Hello Morning
Close Captioned
The Kill
Place/Position
Do You Like Me?
Latest Disgrace
Recap Modotti
Nightshop
Break
Life & Limb
I understand the sentiment. Have you listened to Power of Equality? Cool music and lyrics from before there was “wokeness”.Ms Harmless wrote:the main thing I can't get behind with this band is the lack of emotional weight to their songs; if all your lyrics are nonsense, what's the point of writing one after another for decades? I know this is my hangup and totally personal though
I'm sure they have exceptions, but this record like most of them is covered with lyrical silliness; they're like if Pearl Jam constantly wrote "Supersonic", which is frustrating because of the calibre of musicianship involvedVinylGuy wrote:wrong.Ms Harmless wrote:the main thing I can't get behind with this band is the lack of emotional weight to their songs; if all your lyrics are nonsense, what's the point of writing one after another for decades? I know this is my hangup and totally personal though
They have many emotional lyrics. To name a few from different eras:
Taste The Pain
Knock Me Down
I Could Have Lied
Transcending
My Friends
Brendan´s Death Song
Porcelain
I'll listen to thatRob wrote:I understand the sentiment. Have you listened to Power of Equality? Cool music and lyrics from before there was “wokeness”.Ms Harmless wrote:the main thing I can't get behind with this band is the lack of emotional weight to their songs; if all your lyrics are nonsense, what's the point of writing one after another for decades? I know this is my hangup and totally personal though
they are not just exceptions, there are always this type of songs, specially in the latter albumsMs Harmless wrote:I'm sure they have exceptions, but this record like most of them is covered with lyrical silliness; they're like if Pearl Jam constantly wrote "Supersonic", which is frustrating because of the calibre of musicianship involvedVinylGuy wrote:wrong.Ms Harmless wrote:the main thing I can't get behind with this band is the lack of emotional weight to their songs; if all your lyrics are nonsense, what's the point of writing one after another for decades? I know this is my hangup and totally personal though
They have many emotional lyrics. To name a few from different eras:
Taste The Pain
Knock Me Down
I Could Have Lied
Transcending
My Friends
Brendan´s Death Song
Porcelain
i need to hear that one. I would love to hear the whole Stern too. Seems it was amazing for the bits i saw.tragabigzanda wrote:Oh damn, nice pull! John talked about his love of Belew on the Rubin podcast
This seems to be a theme for much of the record the more I listen.tragabigzanda wrote:Yeah, the nuances of john’s playing on Watchu Thinkin’ keep revealing themselves to be really specialFarmer John wrote:I liked it to begin with, but Watchu Thinkin' keeps getting better and better. That might be my current favorite. Although Here Ever After keeps holding strong.
Hey o, this is what I say oFarmer John wrote:I liked it to begin with, but Watchu Thinkin' keeps getting better and better. That might be my current favorite. Although Here Ever After keeps holding strong.
