Believe it or not, all of that instrumental chaos is pretty clean and could've benefited from more distortion. No need for me to get literary with things. If you like it, spin it. The sun will still rise in the East.
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the music was pretty cool mostly but I didn't like anything about the vocals and otherwise cheesiness. Although there guitar was downright sick at parts. so like 5/10
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Since my previous pick was from ages ago, I don't feel too bad about jumping in on this one:
Sonic Youth - Stones The extended intro was great. The guitars sounded amazing and there was a very interesting vibe to this part of the song. Once it gets going and the singer comes in, I like it less. The drums are really, really good, the guitars are fine and the vocalist is... karaoke level. He mostly reminded me of a Lou Reed with less personality, except when he reminded me a bit of Stipe from R.E.M. I get that this kind of thing is par for the course for rock band singers, but to me, he's just kind of... not cutting it. The instrumental part at the end really brings this song back up. It's the long stretch with more of a vocal focus that I'm not too keen on. If that had been on level with the start and end of this song, it would have been playlist material for me. 6/10 My pick: Yasmine Hamdan - La Ba'den |
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Thumb of Disease is about tech gadgets like computers, and cell phones, video games etc. - things you use your thumb to operate. It's about how they are used to spread "filth across mankind" and are used to "fulfill despotic desires." They are monolithic culturally - everyone uses them, and they're oppressive probably cause people are addicted to them. Kinda of a bummer of a song.
Captain Beefheart - Click Clack |
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