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ipod junkie 09-01-2008 04:17 PM
Keep going...I'm interested!

sleepy jack 09-01-2008 04:20 PM
YouTube - Don't Go Down - Elliott Smith
YouTube - Elliott Smith - Coast to Coast
YouTube - Elliott Smith See You In Heaven
YouTube - Elliott Smith - Son Of Sam
YouTube - Junk Bond Trader - Elliott Smith
YouTube - Elliott Smith A Question Mark

I could go on and list more. Whats one Heatmiser song thats so technical in comparison to Elliott's stuff?

simplephysics 09-01-2008 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted by lucifer_sam (Post 513346)
You're misinterpret what I'm trying to say. He was a great songwriter and lyricist (obviously), but the stuff he wrote was technically simple in comparison to his earlier work with Heatmiser. And no, it wasn't all power chords.

THAT is obviously an exception.
I think songs like King's Crossing and Waltz #2 are perfect examples of Elliott showing he can do more than write songs.. and as much as I love him, he wouldn't be number 1 on my lyricists list, and I think Ethan would agree.

lucifer_sam 09-01-2008 05:09 PM
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Originally Posted by sleepy jack (Post 513350)
Heatmiser wasn't technical per se, but they had a more layered feel than most of what Elliott wrote by himself. Maybe it was the fact that they were a full band. It's not like he ever enlisted a backing band when he went onstage.

And even those songs aren't really technically difficult, they're just mixed well.

sleepy jack 09-01-2008 05:19 PM
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Originally Posted by lucifer_sam (Post 513360)
Heatmiser wasn't technical per se, but they had a more layered feel than most of what Elliott wrote by himself.
Plenty of Elliott's songs were well layered, Cupid's Trick for instance and all the ones I listed. Heatmiser were heavier, that's about it.

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Originally Posted by lucifer_sam (Post 513360)
Maybe it was the fact that they were a full band. It's not like he ever enlisted a backing band when he went onstage.

sleepy jack 09-01-2008 08:32 PM
22. Colin Meloy
http://rcrdlbl.com/files/rblog_image...loyPost500.jpg

Why did Colin Meloy love Pirates of the Caribbean? Cause it was rated arrghhh. And if you were to add how hot Orlando Bloom and Johnny Depp are, then cut that in half you'd have the lyrical abilities of Colin Meloy. Whether he's singing Shakespearean songs of love or writing the Engine Driver which rules my life, he's always cool man.

Quote:
I am a writer, writer of fictions
I am the heart that you call home,
And I've written pages upon pages
Trying to rid you from my bones.

The Unfan 09-01-2008 08:37 PM
Really? I always thought his lyrics were rather cheesy.

sleepy jack 09-01-2008 08:38 PM
Come on, "I am a writer, writer of fictions / I am the heart that you call home, / And I've written pages upon pages / Trying to rid you from my bones." how does that not rule?

The Unfan 09-01-2008 08:39 PM
I don't have a home. :(

sleepy jack 09-01-2008 08:40 PM
I'll be your home.


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