that is, those that succeed in creating thematic harmony - musical form and lyrical content existing as perfectly complementary.
plainsong by the cure wolf like me by tv on the radio
The Walkmen.
Simple lyrics, great playing, great delivery. Utter nerve-shredding mixture of extreme anger and paranoia. Still sounds great, too
by the stooges
no band has ever had a more perfect mission statement
Hopeless
It's perfect in everyway imaginable
= Super AE and Vision Creation Newsun - all perfectly put together. Except 'Omega' which is just annoying after a while.
by Deerhunter - near perfect psych pop.
There is a song called 'Grey' by a 60's band called 'The Hush' - i always listen to it and think guitar pop cannot be constructed much better, cept maybe 'She Said She Said' by the Beatles
The version I have, which is live (but this may be the real one off Stop Making Sense) feels perfect. To add to that:
The Smiths - This Charming Man Radiohead - Idioteque TV On The Radio - Staring at the Sun
And yeah, The Rat's not far off either.
The Rat
The Walkmen.
Simple lyrics, great playing, great delivery. Utter nerve-shredding mixture of extreme anger and paranoia. Still sounds great, too
search and destroy
by the stooges
no band has ever had a more perfect mission statement
The Wrens
Hopeless
Waterloo Sunset...
It's perfect in everyway imaginable
Everything I've heard so far by boredoms
= Super AE and Vision Creation Newsun - all perfectly put together. Except 'Omega' which is just annoying after a while.
United States of Whatever - Liam Lynch
This is just another "BEST SONG EVAR" thread really.
Spring Hall Convert
by Deerhunter - near perfect psych pop.
There is a song called 'Grey' by a 60's band called 'The Hush' - i always listen to it and think guitar pop cannot be constructed much better, cept maybe 'She Said She Said' by the Beatles
Talking Heads - This Must Be The Place
The version I have, which is live (but this may be the real one off Stop Making Sense) feels perfect. To add to that:
The Smiths - This Charming Man
Radiohead - Idioteque
TV On The Radio - Staring at the Sun
And yeah, The Rat's not far off either.