Re: No Code / Merkinball -- Rewriting History
Posted: Tue April 03, 2018 12:05 pm
I like those lyrics, and the energy the song brings is fantastic.
Yep, and then I'm Open happens.Birds in Hell wrote:I’m baffled by the complaints about the album’s flow, I don’t think there’s a more cohesive and satisfying sequence of songs in the band’s output than the first 2/3 (or so) of No Code. Just a really natural, pleasing mix of tones, energy, ideas, etc.
Shut your fucking mouthcutuphalfdead wrote:Yep, and then I'm Open happens.Birds in Hell wrote:I’m baffled by the complaints about the album’s flow, I don’t think there’s a more cohesive and satisfying sequence of songs in the band’s output than the first 2/3 (or so) of No Code. Just a really natural, pleasing mix of tones, energy, ideas, etc.
then YOU happencutuphalfdead wrote:Yep, and then I'm Open happens.Birds in Hell wrote:I’m baffled by the complaints about the album’s flow, I don’t think there’s a more cohesive and satisfying sequence of songs in the band’s output than the first 2/3 (or so) of No Code. Just a really natural, pleasing mix of tones, energy, ideas, etc.
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See it happen and the message it sends
Taking off for what's an obvious fall
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Another habit like an unwanted friend
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certainly better than Save YouAnders wrote:Best song they did on drug problems?
i feel like that’s prob what stone looks like most of the time when they are in the studio these days (i.e. the 2 week session, each 5 years)Anders wrote:Here it is:
Lets not forget stone has brought in supersonic and let the records play here....96583UP wrote:i feel like that’s prob what stone looks like most of the time when they are in the studio these days (i.e. the 2 week session, each 5 years)Anders wrote:Here it is:
Stone probably thought Ed would let him sing on Supersonic again. He did the first time.Strat wrote:Lets not forget stone has brought in supersonic and let the records play here....96583UP wrote:i feel like that’s prob what stone looks like most of the time when they are in the studio these days (i.e. the 2 week session, each 5 years)Anders wrote:Here it is:
Other than the opening riff, its so dumb. Its something i would come home and play wasted after a bar run. No way. And i actually enjoy the song! but as a musical piece.....weak.....WEAK SPENNO WEAK.Birds in Hell wrote:Let the Records Play is one of the best things on the last two albums. Anything wrong with that song (or Supersonic for that matter) is down to Ed.