Shit Song of the Day (yes Levellers)

[wordsfromlee]

4 hours ago, Lorne Malvo said:

 

Ed Sheeran was a Nizlopi superfan as a teenager. He ended up becoming an intern/guitar tech for them and based his entire performance style on them.

Explains a lot.

[wordsfromlee]

Haven’t listened to Bloc Party since their second album so I thought I’d check out their new single…

Fucking hell 

[Frankie Crisp]

 

[wordsfromlee]

Pat McAfee has released an album. I haven't listened to it but the guy is the worst so i presume his music is too.

Edited August 27 by wordsfromlee

[Sergio Mendacious]

I had never heard this absolute shit till sometime last week, whilst I was sitting in a waiting room at Walmart for my car service to finish. I honestly thought it was a joke.

[SuperBacon]

37 minutes ago, Sergio Mendacious said:

I had never heard this absolute shit till sometime last week, whilst I was sitting in a waiting room at Walmart for my car service to finish. I honestly thought it was a joke.

I don't particularly like them but I don't mind that song. They're a good pop band, and I've never looked up the lyrics but I assume it's "oh no, nobody knows, gotta see a man about a petit coat"

There are worse bands and songs about.

Edited August 27 by SuperBacon
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[Lorne Malvo]

I really like Frank Turners first 4/5 solo albums, there's some shite on there but for the most part they soundtracked my late teens and early 20s so I look back on them fondly.

Tried to listen to his more recent stuff over the past few days and it's dreadful. Especially the below, which seems to be his childish response to no longer being critically successful / not getting the big festival bookings he used to get;

At this rate, his next song will be 'you're offended? Well deal with it!'

[Chili]

14 hours ago, Sergio Mendacious said:

I had never heard this absolute shit till sometime last week, whilst I was sitting in a waiting room at Walmart for my car service to finish. I honestly thought it was a joke.

The music itself makes a nice musical bed but the addition of the actual singing always made it more cack for me.

[wordsfromlee]

3 hours ago, Lorne Malvo said:

I really like Frank Turners first 4/5 solo albums, there's some shite on there but for the most part they soundtracked my late teens and early 20s so I look back on them fondly.

Tried to listen to his more recent stuff over the past few days and it's dreadful. Especially the below, which seems to be his childish response to no longer being critically successful / not getting the big festival bookings he used to get;

At this rate, his next song will be 'you're offended? Well deal with it!'

Couldn't even be bothered to iron the green screen before he filmed this video on his phone in his bedroom.

[Gus Mears]

 

 

[Devon Malcolm]

 

[wordsfromlee]

2 hours ago, Devon Malcolm said:

Back in the mid-2000's, the Sheffield post-rock/electronic band 65daysofstatic would make these mad little glitchy remixes of songs to play in between bands at their live shows. I remember putting their reworking of that Natasha Bedingfield song on when me and my mates were very, very stoned one night, forgetting to mention it was a 65DOS remix and not the original. 

They thought they'd somehow got caught in a nightmarish continuous time loop that they could never get out of. One that just continually sunk deeper and deeper, forever and ever.