What are some bands where you at least "like" literally every single song they've written?
For me the only band like that I've found so far like that is The Smiths. That isn't to say I don't think they have a bad song, or anything, they're not even my favorite band but there isn't a single song that they've made that I want to skip when it comes up. I think every song is at least a 7/10, most of their songs are 8/10's, few 9's and 10's though I think (but they definitely have some, for me The Boy With a Thorn in his Side, Panic, Rusholme Ruffians, and a few others are in the 9-10 range)
Nope still like it. Although it's a really weak song on a pretty weak compilation (I don't care much for Shoplifters of the World Unite which they undoubtedly considered the centrepiece)
Oliver Flores
Mostly agree but if I'm with friends I usually skip songs like Vicar in a Tutu, What Difference Does it Make or This Charming Man but thats just because I'm an incredibley insecure person
Lucas James
If you like even one Smiths song you need to take a gun and shoot yourself in the fucking face.
Dominic Bennett
this
Henry Torres
Death cab for cutie
Angel Allen
anything Erlend Oye's ever done really
Joseph Lee
NOT A BAND BUT FEIST
Connor Price
This so much.
Brayden Robinson
Arcade fire
Caleb Peterson
Sonic Youth
Jacob Anderson
The Front Bottoms DESU, I really like pretty much all their songs and even those that I consider lesser in their back log I still like. Great band. Great tunes.
Matthew Sanchez
>skipping this charming man I'd flip at you if you pulled this shit to me.
Owen Garcia
Alice in Chains & Jerry Cantrell solo
kys
Carter Hughes
Its a p. gay song tho
Owen Lewis
Maybe he's talking about the Hatful of Hollow version?
Luis Ward
Beatles
Carson Martinez
>The Boy With a Thorn in his Side, Panic, Rusholme Ruffians
it is the superior version by far. the production is best, guitars are best and the tambourine really added to it.
Andrew Hughes
Rusholme Ruffians was/is a really unpopular song for some reason, like most people I talk to that like the Smiths just don't like it but I really do love it. I like the melody, I relate to the lyrics, overall really nice song for me at least.
Also since this looks like a Smiths thread, in the song Ask I swear to god he switches from saying "if it's not love, it's bomb that will bring us together" to "if it's not love, it's the bong that will bring us together" like they're distinctly two different words, but every source I find for lyrics only says "bomb" but he clearly pronounces it differently.
Jonathan Lewis
You're just now bringing it to my attention that it wasn't "bong" all along to be honest, so don't feel bad at least
Dylan Murphy
I meant mostly in comparison with their other work. I could still listen to the album all day.
Luke Gray
Pixies Built to Spill
Jaxon Jackson
Pixies. I mean, pre-disbanding Pixies. I actually like everthing there. Kraftewerk. Electric Cafe is kinda dull, but w/e Battles Bjork
>Rusholme Ruffians was/is a really unpopular song for some reason I never understood this. That song had everthing, and remains one of my favourite Smiths songs. In MIM, it actually might be my favourite, closely followed by Well I Wonder and That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore.
Elijah Rivera
Well I Wonder is usually a skip for me, but I don't hate it, but I too enjoyed Rusholme Ruffians, I think The Headmaster Ritual is my favorite on the album though.
Charles Anderson
Gasping, but somehow still alive This is the fierce last stand of all I am >skipping this >[spoiler]skipping any song in any album[/spoiler]
David Wood
R.E.M.
There's nothing in their catalogue that I don't at least like a little.
Joshua Rodriguez
X
I could blast any song by them driving down the highway at 100mph wired and stoned
Dominic Carter
gave it another listen and I like it more than I remember, guess it was just a habit because I can't exactly remember when I started doing it
Luis Taylor
Deerhunter
Lincoln Barnes
SWALLOWING ONE BULB AFTER THE OTHER IN THE CITY OF ELECTRIC LIGHT!!
