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| Teenage Fanclub – Happiness Lyrics
| 9 years ago
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Always nice to see a honest song about being settled. Especially considering the amount of restless songs on the album Howdy - the narrator trying to seek a new future/new love. This one appears earnest enough, and a beautiful chorus/middle 8 to boot. |
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| Teenage Fanclub – Ain't That Enough Lyrics
| 9 years ago
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Completely agree: a Byrds song through and through. The vocals, the guitars, and even that drum roll on the snare in the verse.
A song of optimism in the world around us. |
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| Teenage Fanclub – Gene Clark Lyrics
| 9 years ago
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One of the first songs that got me into this band. Love the beginning focus on the guitars. Definitely opened the way for a lot of love for Neil Young a couple of years later. A belter of a closer on an otherwise lacklustre album. |
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| Teenage Fanclub – Critical Mass Lyrics
| 9 years ago
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A good pop tune. Familiar territory for the band - attempting to explain their feelings for a loved one. Generally they discuss their failure to explain themselves properly, but in doing so they bring all these lovely images across. |
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| Teenage Fanclub – Don't Need A Drum Lyrics
| 9 years ago
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"I still disturb the air when i want to"
A great line. Yeah, things can get bad sometimes, and a lot of the times we can be powerless. But perhaps this one act - disturbing air - provides enough comfort. |
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| Teenage Fanclub – Everything Flows Lyrics
| 9 years ago
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A fantastic song from the band.
My take on it is that the narrator is full of self-doubt about their life and current relationship. They want a fresh start and want renewal of confidence and direction. |
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| Blur – Lonesome Street Lyrics
| 10 years ago
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Strong opening on the album: good to hear both Albarn's and Coxon's vocals. But sadly the album fails to sustain this quality throughout. |
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| Blur – Mirrorball Lyrics
| 10 years ago
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Really love the sound of Coxon's guitar on this - the kind of sound that was distinctly missing from Think Tank. |
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| Blur – My Terracotta Heart Lyrics
| 10 years ago
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Sounds very much like a track from Albarn's recent solo album. It is nice to see the Albarn-Coxon relationship addressed: far too often the band avoid exploring their own emotions. |
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| Grandaddy – At My Post Lyrics
| 10 years ago
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This song repeats a similar chord structure from an earlier Grandaddy B-Side, Shedeleter. At My Post continues the theme of isolation and loneliness found throughout this EP, summing up Lytle's feelings about Modesto. |
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