Besides being melodious, this song instills in one a desire to hear what Requien sounded like, with Spoon being a Texan poppish outfit, I would like to hear their take on metal. It is lyrically daring to talk about guitar tunings in a song, however, and awning, awning is an uncommon word, makes me think of those happy surburban families in those infomericials with those magical awnings that pop out with a push of a button, but the 'makeshift' part makes me think of surburban families that are sad because they have a crappy awning. Add to that the metalness, and you've got a collision of imagery!! Woahhhohh Spoon! (I actually first heard this song at some fancy ass clothing store at a mall in St. Louis, which also adds to the imagery collision)
Besides being melodious, this song instills in one a desire to hear what Requien sounded like, with Spoon being a Texan poppish outfit, I would like to hear their take on metal. It is lyrically daring to talk about guitar tunings in a song, however, and awning, awning is an uncommon word, makes me think of those happy surburban families in those infomericials with those magical awnings that pop out with a push of a button, but the 'makeshift' part makes me think of surburban families that are sad because they have a crappy awning. Add to that the metalness, and you've got a collision of imagery!! Woahhhohh Spoon! (I actually first heard this song at some fancy ass clothing store at a mall in St. Louis, which also adds to the imagery collision)