Bun wrote:
Little James - LOL, that reminds me of a review I once read. It mentioned the line 'you swam the oceans like a child' and said something like - What? Flapped around a bit, and then asked for ice cream?, something to that effect. I could actually remember ALL the reviews, if I go on. xD
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The line doesn't make sense however often you think about it. It is actually amusing because it sounds like one of those standard lines in pop music that convey no meaning.
ShelfInTheRoom wrote:
marshall wrote:
I like Modest Mouse a lot. Isaac Brock comes up with all kinds of clever sounding nonsense in his lyrics but it always seems to fit anyways. I like the pre-'Good News' albums best musically. I don't like how there's hardly any new rock music these days that's both interesting and raw/rocking. 90s indie-rock is superior to most of the mellow/mopey/light stuff of the 00s.
That is very true, Isaac does have some "out there" lyrics haha. My favorite album by Modest Mouse is The Lonesome Crowded West. I could listen to it all day; it's like complete brilliance to my ears.

. But yes, 90s indie/alt. rock is well above the standards of today's music. Honestly, I'm going to go out on a limb and say that I almost exclusively listen to music from the 90's... It's just so different.
The 90s were a great decade fo music. Even the boy groups and girl groups were superior to what you hear these days.
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