Re: That one song by that one band.

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ErikG wrote: Mon May 22, 2023 5:54 pm I'll go first: "Knife Slits Water" by A Certain Ratio. By all accounts a fine band with some interesting material, but nothing else to me comes close.

Feel free to sell me on the charms of this band.

And submit your one song.
Some of my favorite songs by ACR live on their first couple of releases, The Graveyard and the Ballroom and Do the Du. The first has a buncha scratchy, shrill, minimalist funk bangers and moody post-punk tunes, but "Shack Up" is the business.
Vibracobra wrote: Wed May 24, 2023 9:36 am
tallchris wrote: Mon May 22, 2023 7:16 pm They’ve got other good songs for sure, but Teenage Fanclub really just needed to exist in order to give the world “Everything Flows”.
Star sign is one of my fave songs ever. Rest of their stuff I think is just simply ...ok.
"Time Stops." I've got all of the time in the world for Teenage Fanclub but something about the unhurried performance, vocal delivery, and delicious outro sends me.

The Skatt Brothers - Walk The Night. As a child I had my mind blown by this song. It was dark, creepy, and bumpin'. Had no idea it was about the startling world of kink & gay sex. Also had no idea it would be brought back to life almost 45 years later in M3GAN. Too bad everything else I've heard from this bad suffers from a lot of poor songwriting and production choices. Although, if I'm feeling generous and super cheesy I can fuck with a ballad or two. Recently found out leader Sean Delaney was shtupping KISS's manager Bill Aucoin. He even co-wrote a buncha KISS songs. The 70's was a weird era.
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Re: That one song by that one band.

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tallchris wrote: Mon May 22, 2023 7:16 pm They’ve got other good songs for sure, but Teenage Fanclub really just needed to exist in order to give the world “Everything Flows”.
I'll go with Teenage Fanclub but the song that blows away most of their other tunes (which are nice of course) is Alcoholiday. I think it's the melancholic Scottishness of the damn thing that hits so hard - memories of visiting my mother's family near Stirling in the 90s immediately get conjured up.
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