Pip's Invitation
Footballguy
Finishing out the #20s:
Everything Hits at Once is bouncy in a good way.
I don't remember Walk by title but I'm pretty sure I have heard it before. While slicker, it shares some of the incredible momentum-building of the Foos' best early tracks.
Punky's Dilemma may be the most Beach Boys-sounding of any S&G song.
Agree with everything that has been said about Crowds.
Heart were always majorly influenced by Zep, but that they were still finding creative ways to wield it as late as 2004 is a revelation.
"You said you didn't give a f**k about hockey, and I never saw someone say that before" -- a more Canadian lyric than that cannot be conceived of.
Everything Hits at Once is bouncy in a good way.
I don't remember Walk by title but I'm pretty sure I have heard it before. While slicker, it shares some of the incredible momentum-building of the Foos' best early tracks.
Punky's Dilemma may be the most Beach Boys-sounding of any S&G song.
Agree with everything that has been said about Crowds.
Heart were always majorly influenced by Zep, but that they were still finding creative ways to wield it as late as 2004 is a revelation.
"You said you didn't give a f**k about hockey, and I never saw someone say that before" -- a more Canadian lyric than that cannot be conceived of.