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When in doubt, ask the crowd
Not sure what they’re singing in that fuzzy bridge? Drop a question in the comments and let the music nerds swarm. Someone always knows.
I like this song. Its suprisingly terse and to the point. A nice change from most of the overly long songs on Physical Graffiti. This song is an offcut from "III" by the way.
I listen to this over and over again like 15 times in a row. I think it's one of their best pieces. I'm not sure what it reminds me about... Is it true that it has words??? I'd like to hear it.
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This song doesn't even need lyrics. Whenever I listen to it, I can imagine a montage of a guy in love during the summer. It's such a pretty song.
On the "Desert Island Album Side" - side 3 of Physical Graffitti
i dare you to find a prettier acoustic. i double dare you. hang out in a welsh cottage for a while and maybe you can recreate it.
black mountain side is really good but.. it has those drums so.. um.. nevermind o_O
my 15 year old self said a lot of really stupid things, but this has to be among the worst.
my 15 year old self said a lot of really stupid things, but this has to be among the worst.
I like this song. Its suprisingly terse and to the point. A nice change from most of the overly long songs on Physical Graffiti. This song is an offcut from "III" by the way.
this song has lyrics...
too bad it doesn't?
too bad it doesn't?
To me the mood the song creates is something of a good companinship with a friend.
It shows that the band had dynamics. They always went for the big picture instead of the proto-type.
I listen to this over and over again like 15 times in a row. I think it's one of their best pieces. I'm not sure what it reminds me about... Is it true that it has words??? I'd like to hear it.