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Post subject: Re: Bands where the very first song defines their whole deal
Posted: Sat January 08, 2022 9:57 pm
Production Police
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I’m really waffling on PJ Harvey’s potential inclusion. Rid Of Me is more raw and live sounding than much of what came after, but it fully captures the ends of her creative spectrum (very quiet/very loud), and it had a decidedly dramatic stage persona element with the “lick my legs” a cappella that closes the song
Post subject: Re: Bands where the very first song defines their whole deal
Posted: Wed January 12, 2022 1:36 am
Future Drummer
Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 3:07 pm Posts: 3367
warehouse wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
warehouse wrote:
'first song' as in 'first hit' or 'first track on their first album'? i'm going with the former
teen spirit one armed scissor sail pumped up kicks put your hands where my eyes can see get at me dog break on through
ants marching
its literally 'warehouse' and i will quote myself from 12 years ago about why
Warehouse very much encapsulates a lot of what DMB was before 2009 but it is neither their first hit or the first track on their first album. Ants Marching would be both of these, depending on your criteria of 'hit'.
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Post subject: Re: Bands where the very first song defines their whole deal
Posted: Wed January 12, 2022 5:17 am
NEVER STOP JAMMING!
Joined: Wed January 02, 2013 11:15 pm Posts: 20771 Location: the bathroom
tragabigzanda wrote:
liebzz wrote:
Foo Fighters - This Is a Call?
I wish to god they had continued down this track
I’m by no means a Foos historian, so I ask out of naiveness. But how much of the Foos first album were songs that Dave wrote in his time with Nirvana? If there were ones written after Nirvana disbanded, it seems like most were affected by Nivana’s style. curious how much of his writing for that album was reflected by the type of songs Nirvana wrote (in contrast to the type of songwriter he evolved into)
Nine of the songs in the album were composed before or during Grohl's tenure with Nirvana ... The only compositions done after Cobain's death were "This Is a Call", "I'll Stick Around", "X-Static" and "Wattershed".
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