#395

or a motor. for a head.

#396

:exploding_head:

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#397

Or an eraser. For a head.

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#398

alright David Byrne

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#399

or a machine for. a head.

#400

Or le tournoi, for a head

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#401

Or a zebra

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#402

Arcade Fire do it a fair amount, too.

  • Wake Up
  • Une Année Sans Lumière
  • Suburban War

I’m sure there are other examples, but those are pretty great ones.

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#403

1/5

#404

Blue should absolutely be on the list. This world did not deserve a banger as banging as U Make Me Wanna but they still dished it up.

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#405

Oh, you’ve done it now. Somewhere in America 3 or 4 white bearded men with patches on their denim jackets just peeled themselves away from Rick and Morty, turned their fuzz pedals up to the mark labelled, “sonic mulch” and have started playing. They know not why, but soon they will announce the name of this project as FleshBong.

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#406

lil wayne please

#407

Can’t wait for some idiot to steam into that thread and pretend that Lee Ryan isn’t a national treasure.

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#408

“Bongflesh” has a better ring to it, the fools!

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#409

dunno if I’d call talking about grieving parents, mortality and school shootings as hot air but I see where you are coming from

#410

Haven’t read the rest of the thread
Used to LOVE Radiohead, massive band. Obsessed over The Bends and OK Computer like most people in the 90s. Then I was 16 when Kid A came out and it was the weirdest fucking thing I’d ever heard. And the best. Won a signed copy of a Kid A special edition by beating Steve Lamacq in a quiz on the Evening Session. Then I wrote my dissertation on Kid A and Lyotard’s concept of the post-modern sublime. (I can only hope all copies of this have been destroyed by the authorities)
Never arsed by Amnesiac but obsessed with Hail To The Thief. Haven’t really listened to them since I left university though. In Rainbows came out and it sounded fine, but I was doing other things. Not gone back to them much since, those albums feel kind of used up now. Plus the person I live with hates them.
Not heard the last two albums, not going to rate them.

#411

Flesh! Bong! Wallop!

What a video

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#412

Juxtaposed with his stream-of-consciousness banalty his singing about school shootings always rings hollow and kinda disrespectful to me. I’m sure there are good intentions behind those sentiments but it’s such a weird tonal whiplash when he brings up whatever is on the news that’s making him feel things.

We should probably save this for MK’s HGWIIR though.

#413

His big-headedness grates on me, but then just when I’m about to give up on him he’ll come out with something really tender and heartfelt.

I can’t decide whether he’s a troubled man caught between his blue-collar roots and his need for artistic expression, or just a bit of a twat who plays sensitive to win praise. Like his need to go on about boxing all the time to prove he’s a proper lad.

And at gigs there are times when he’s a total cock, and others when it seems like he’s trolling his fanbase with a persona. A bit like Dylan. I know he’s really friendly and approachable with fans at the stage door.

Whatever, I should probably stop over-analysing it. He’ll probably go full Ryan Adams at some point, and I’ll realise what a mug I have been.

(Sorry, bit off topic)

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#414

sometimes that is true, Exodus is a very touching song on that subject though

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