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It's been a while, hasn't it? I knew I had to come back to this website and rise from the depths of inactivity for another god forsaken weezer album. As a big fan of weezer myself (i know my tastes are trash dont mention it), I was looking forward to since last year, grabbing every little piece of info i could on it as the concept itself seemed very bold for a band that's known for keeping it relatively simple (sometimes, to a fault. It quickly became one of my most expected of last year and ... read more
I fucking love pulp, i don't give a shit anymore. Another 100.
Help the Aged follows the traditional Pulp song formula, all of the great elements that make a good pulp song are found here. Sardonic lyrics that touch upon a certain aspect of life, Cocker's unique, excellent performance and a fantastic instrumentation, but what elevates the track for me is how great said instrumentation and the lyrics are.
Instead of the infectious, simple keyboard line of Common People or the guitar fueled ... read more
Help the Aged follows the traditional Pulp song formula, all of the great elements that make a good pulp song are found here. Sardonic lyrics that touch upon a certain aspect of life, Cocker's unique, excellent performance and a fantastic instrumentation, but what elevates the track for me is how great said instrumentation and the lyrics are.
Instead of the infectious, simple keyboard line of Common People or the guitar fueled ... read more
Absolute fucking classic. One of my favourite songs ever.
An iconic, albeit simple, keyboard line introduces the song that elevates itself though Jarvis Cocker's sardonic lyricism. A snazzy pop tune with a ton of disco influence that touches in a very cheeky way the disconnect between different social classes through a really focused narrative.
The way the track builds itself for almost a minute with a performance by Cocker that finds him almost whispering at the beginning to explode into ... read more
An iconic, albeit simple, keyboard line introduces the song that elevates itself though Jarvis Cocker's sardonic lyricism. A snazzy pop tune with a ton of disco influence that touches in a very cheeky way the disconnect between different social classes through a really focused narrative.
The way the track builds itself for almost a minute with a performance by Cocker that finds him almost whispering at the beginning to explode into ... read more
One of my absolute favourite songs from the 90's. Joyful, but very reminiscent of an entirely different era, something enhanced by the nostalgic lyricism that, while longing for the past, still gives a hopeful look to the future.
Carefree and youthful, with a nice detailed imagery in it's lyrics, an amazing instrumental and performance and you've got one of the best Pulp songs ever.
Carefree and youthful, with a nice detailed imagery in it's lyrics, an amazing instrumental and performance and you've got one of the best Pulp songs ever.
Shoutbox
Dec 2, 2020
Hey there! How are you? I'm making a list and I would like to know: what do you think is a perfect album to listen to in a certain city and which city would that be? Try and choose a city from your country or state/province. If you want to add some on words on why you would choose that album, they will be welcome. Thank you!
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