The greatest opening track in music's history?
The greatest opening track in music's history?
Andrew Mitchell
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Samuel Rivera
As far as I'm concerned there's only two songs on that album. Everything else is a blur.
Carter Martinez
So true, the middle or 3/4 really drags on if you ask me
Jayden Parker
That said, I'm listening to the opener now, it's good.
Aaron Cook
are you high?
Joshua Roberts
same 2bh
Henry Barnes
>no argument
interdasting
I think around Do it again is where it lags if I remember
Easton Hill
I raise.
Thomas Bell
that's like the third to last track in an pretty long album. songs for the deaf is probably better than you remember.
Sebastian White
lmao i totally forget about this slut
shows that being a woman in this world has a disadvantage
Landon Bell
Not really, I recall it being samey.
Actually that reminds me, QOTSA albums in general have a problem of falling into slumps at some point. That's why Lullabies is my personal favorite, it has the least duds
Juan Sanders
Anthony Watson
Correction It was gonna leave you where it slumps then pretty much fails to pick back up until A Song for the Deaf
Robert Smith
opinions gonna opine
Levi Gonzalez
they are really fucking lame
Camden Bailey
...
Elijah Clark
>interdasting
>opinions gonna opine
holy shit this 2006 slang
Grayson Clark
Not even as good as the opening track in Blues for the Red Sun
Levi Barnes
i agree it's Disorder. could be the best post punk song ever written. greatest post punk bass line, genius drum part as far as fit and style (dat hi hat), same with guitar, vocal delivery is bad ass, lyrics are deep af
Anthony Mitchell
holy shit those dubs
also holy shit who cares do you prefer if we say it's "Lit" and fucking "fire" bro?
Christopher Gomez
I'd prefer you speak like an actual person
Robert Smith
Insight, or Shadowplay. but i really like Candidate too, and Interzone... fuck this album and this great band.
Nathaniel Mitchell
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Alexander Campbell
Well that's too bad
William Powell
It's up there.
but can we discuss this bullshit instead??
Lucas Wilson
This is
Jose Davis
Born Under Punches is unironically a very good opening track
Juan Mitchell
take a look at these hands
Grayson Torres
>best opener of all time isnt even the best track on thealbum
Jonathan Clark
...
Leo Ross
But we're not speaking, we're typing.
Juan Wright
Yep.
Anthony Clark
unironically got em