Re: The Song that Best Represents a Band/Artist
Posted: Sat December 19, 2020 3:51 pm
System of a Down-Suite Pee
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
Maybe Handshake Drugs?tragabigzanda wrote:I don’t agree with those Wilco picks, but I think Pot Kettle Black stands a chance. I’d maybe go with The Late Greats? It’s a tough one.
i absolutely love bloodbuzz, and agree it would attract casual listeners more than most of theirs...but i'm not sure that means it best represents themChris_H_2 wrote:post yours!lennytheweedwhacker wrote:the system only whatever in total darkness is an average track for me...i can't say it represents them in my mind
This was my runner uptragabigzanda wrote:Radiohead would probably be 2+2=5.
E.H. Ruddock wrote:System of a Down-Suite Pee
Has to be.verb_to_trust wrote:Maybe Handshake Drugs?tragabigzanda wrote:I don’t agree with those Wilco picks, but I think Pot Kettle Black stands a chance. I’d maybe go with The Late Greats? It’s a tough one.
I chose it because it has all the elements of what they are, not its popularity. I love System, but it's pretty specific to that record/time period. You don't really hear anything like it on earlier records, IMO whereas something like Fake Empire or Graceless could be from almost any era of the band.Chris_H_2 wrote:just because it’s their most popular song doesn’t make it the right answer. it’s not necessarily representative of the entire band’s career.swan wrote:Fake Empire is the answer for The National
i agreeswan wrote:I chose it because it has all the elements of what they are, not its popularity. I love System, but it's pretty specific to that record/time period. You don't really hear anything like it on earlier records, IMO whereas something like Fake Empire or Graceless could be from almost any era of the band.Chris_H_2 wrote:just because it’s their most popular song doesn’t make it the right answer. it’s not necessarily representative of the entire band’s career.swan wrote:Fake Empire is the answer for The National
dad concurs.Ello Sailor wrote:Has to be.verb_to_trust wrote:Maybe Handshake Drugs?tragabigzanda wrote:I don’t agree with those Wilco picks, but I think Pot Kettle Black stands a chance. I’d maybe go with The Late Greats? It’s a tough one.
I think I’d pick Slow Show (because of the outro) or Apartment Story before Fake Empire. My issue with that song is that it’s very specific to that era of the National. Their sound has evolved so much since then, and has become way more layered.swan wrote:I chose it because it has all the elements of what they are, not its popularity. I love System, but it's pretty specific to that record/time period. You don't really hear anything like it on earlier records, IMO whereas something like Fake Empire or Graceless could be from almost any era of the band.Chris_H_2 wrote:just because it’s their most popular song doesn’t make it the right answer. it’s not necessarily representative of the entire band’s career.swan wrote:Fake Empire is the answer for The National
Color me convinced. Changed.verb_to_trust wrote:Maybe Handshake Drugs?tragabigzanda wrote:I don’t agree with those Wilco picks, but I think Pot Kettle Black stands a chance. I’d maybe go with The Late Greats? It’s a tough one.