Name one song *everyone* should dl RIGHT NOW

[tonylumpkin]

Originally Posted by jonglover

Three pages in and nobody has mentioned the greatest song in the history of popular music:

 

[Go Surface]

Originally Posted by tonylumpkin

I was thinking the exact same thing.

Maybe it's a game, and we're supposed to guess.

 

[Tokyo Slim]

Originally Posted by tonylumpkin

Somewhere in the midst of the Beatle's album poll thread, someone expressed doubt that any of them were superior to "Pet Sounds" by the Beach Boys. Having destroyed my "Pet Sounds" CD (left in a hot car or something) I was moved to download it from iTunes and since then don't pass many days without listening to it or at least "God Only Knows", which would be my nominee for immediate dl.

You're welcome

 

[Manny Calavera]

Originally Posted by GoSurface

I was thinking the exact same thing. Maybe it's a game, and we're supposed to guess.
It was a picture of "God Only Knows" which...

Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim

You're welcome

...apparently I missed tonylumpkin mentioning. Forgive my insolence.

 

[bigbadbuff]

Originally Posted by Henry Boogers

Only one song? Ouch...today it's...

Two-Headed Boy - Neutral Milk Hotel

Though the album should be listened to in its entirety.

In an Aeroplane Over the Sea is like a piece of dark abstract art. For those with whom it resonates it will leave an everlasting impression in their soul. For those with whom it does not, it will seem a jumbled, senseless mess seemingly recorded by a 12 year old.

It's impossible not to love that record. It really is timeless.

 

[Britalian]

Grey, The Heartless Bastards

 

[robbie]

no!

Everyone should go out and buy Let it Bleed by the Rolling Stones. If they were smart they'd buy it on vinyl and play it on their technics turntable. I say this because music is more than ones and zeroes, and downloading music is fucktarded.

also +1 on Heroin, by VU... Sister Ray is also a good track for everyone to go out and BUY!

robbie

 

[Lel]

Originally Posted by Brian278

If you think that's weird, the rest of her stuff will be quite a shock because that's pretty close to about as "normal" as Bjork gets.

Emphasis on first. Though I have to admit, the music video for Where Is the Line creeps the **** out of me.

On another note;

American Low by Cassino.

 

[aportnoy]

Talking Heads "Crosseyed and Painless"

"The world moves on a woman's hips..."

 

[Connemara]

Originally Posted by aportnoy

Talking Heads "Crosseyed and Painless"

"The world moves on a woman's hips..."

Good tune.

 

[tonylumpkin]

Originally Posted by jonglover

It was a picture of "God Only Knows" which...



...apparently I missed tonylumpkin mentioning. Forgive my insolence.

How can I not forgive such an obviously insightful person.

 

[tonylumpkin]

Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim

You're welcome

Many thanks Slim, that album is a joy!

 

[Brian278]

Originally Posted by Lel

Emphasis on first. Though I have to admit, the music video for Where Is the Line creeps the **** out of me. On another note; American Low by Cassino.
Bjork should be experienced like Radiohead, in chronological order and without the first album: Post, Homogenic, Vespertine, and Medulla. I wouldn't waste my time with Volta at this point.

 

[FLMountainMan]

"I'll be Alright" by MTS. Hard to find, but a nice dose of mid-nineties euro technopop

 

[rhawkins]

Elephant Gun by Beirut, you Neutral Milk Hotel fans will enjoy it the most