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Post by Yojojo on Mar 2, 2024 11:39:09 GMT
Ok i have a couple more but i'll be less "old man yells at cloud" about it.
AC/DC ain't it chief. Not a fan of Brian Johnson's scratchy vocals, and I feel like it says something when even the band admits their own songs are derivative.
Coldplay gets too much hate. I feel like their output of songs after Brian Eno stopped producing for them has tainted some of their actually good work.
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Post by Yojojo on Mar 3, 2024 21:22:05 GMT
Lemon Demon's Spirit Phone is hella good. Clean production, stronger vocals, and a departure from his goofier songs with more disturbing lyrical content, easily his most polished work and perhaps his best overall package. Buuuut... I dunno man I kinda missed when he made goofy aah songs. I feel like it could've done with at least one Ode to Crayola or Amnesia Was Her Name or something. Spirit Phone is kinda like Neil's equivalent to Bo Burnham's Inside, but even that had some goofy shit like the Bezos trilogy and whatnot, and even songs that walked the line nicely between hitting hard and haha goofy like Welcome to the Internet, or White Woman's Instagram. IDK this one feels like me being whiny so take it as that.
I will never get the hype behind Eminem's Kim. It's yet another song where Em lashes out at Kim, where he's fantasising about him getting drunk and killing his ex-wife, in violent detail. It didn't even do him that much good, because he performed this song on stage (which he promised Kim he wouldn't) and unbeknownst to him, she was in attendance. Not too long after that, she ended up trying to commit suicide and Eminem had to apologise HEAVILY for it. And yet, some Eminem stans (lol) will claim it as one of his best works. Swear to God, I once heard this song described as "beautiful". Eminem's lyrical hit piece about how he's gonna torture his wife who he's in a bitter relationship with: "beautiful". I... I don't get it.
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