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Topic	The Board 8 Song of the Week Club - Week 10
Bane_Of_Despair 12/11/17 1:12:08 AM #48:	Give Up The Sun - fun post-punk song, Pierce is a charismatic lead singer. I just like hearing him say give up the sun over and over for some reason. Superfast Jellyfish - catchy and funky at the same time, super good album in general. Upside In Downside Up - quite enjoyable, very pleasant to browse stuff to. I think in general I like the drummer ones you post, I think the very first week of this you posted a drummer one I liked, or it might have been week 2. Obviously this has a bit more with guitars and such but still primarily based around a drummer. Colourless Color - la roux is always fun, and this is no exception. Think I like the verses a bit more than the chorus but all of it is enjoyable and smooth. Suck - really dig her voice, especially when she does the falsettos. Song is simple but effective. Tee Time - this is fine, I pictured Schroeder from Peanuts going hard playing this on his piano and the rest of the gang dancing like crazy. The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia - I have a soft spot for Reba, I used to watch her show fairly often when I was younger. I'm not a huge fan of country but she's always been an exception. In short, eff the cops (and judges) The Village - very haunting but powerful. Especially love his vocals in the chorus, even for as simple as the chorus is. Verses have some choice lyrics too. Best Laid Plains - Really like the vocalist. That being said, I don't think the song does quite enough to match the potential of him. There's some stuff here and there in it but I was kind of expecting more from when I heard his vocals. Still decent. We're Not Alone - chorus is really catchy, and song in general is very much like Patton. Very out there, but still accessible at the same time. River Of Brakelights - backing beat and guitars are really interesting to me, there's a sense of urgency that's pretty cool. Julian has always been very talented, and this whole package he has created on this song is great. --- Lord have mercy on my soul, I've had a good run but I can't run anymore. Just put me down BKSheikah got me good in Guru <cite>Bane_Of_Despair posted [p:891989531] in The Board ... [t:76066790]...</cite> <quote>Give Up The Sun - fun post-punk song, Pierce is a charismatic lead singer. I just like hearing him say give up the sun over and over for some reason. Superfast Jellyfish - catchy and funky at the same time, super good album in general. Upside In Downside Up - quite enjoyable, very pleasant to browse stuff to. I think in general I like the drummer ones you post, I think the very first week of this you posted a drummer one I liked, or it might have been week 2. Obviously this has a bit more with guitars and such but still primarily based around a drummer. Colourless Color - la roux is always fun, and this is no exception. Think I like the verses a bit more than the chorus but all of it is enjoyable and smooth. Suck - really dig her voice, especially when she does the falsettos. Song is simple but effective. Tee Time - this is fine, I pictured Schroeder from Peanuts going hard playing this on his piano and the rest of the gang dancing like crazy. The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia - I have a soft spot for Reba, I used to watch her show fairly often when I was younger. I'm not a huge fan of country but she's always been an exception. In short, eff the cops (and judges) The Village - very haunting but powerful. Especially love his vocals in the chorus, even for as simple as the chorus is. Verses have some choice lyrics too. Best Laid Plains - Really like the vocalist. That being said, I don't think the song does quite enough to match the potential of him. There's some stuff here and there in it but I was kind of expecting more from when I heard his vocals. Still decent. We're Not Alone - chorus is really catchy, and song in general is very much like Patton. Very out there, but still accessible at the same time. River Of Brakelights - backing beat and guitars are really interesting to me, there's a sense of urgency that's pretty cool. Julian has always been very talented, and this whole package he has created on this song is great. --- Lord have mercy on my soul, I've had a good run but I can't run anymore. Just put me down BKSheikah got me good in Guru</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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