dEMOTIONAL – Illusions..

Both I guess fairly evenly. I like how they interact emotionally especially.

Bob Dylan singing a parody of himself on the Frank Zappa song ‘Flakes’ from the Sheik Yerbouti album

'Anonymous' by Tomahawk. Love how they curated and brought their own interpretation to Native American compositions. One of my favorite albums.

Bass player. Gimme that groove.

Opeth - Bleak with Steven Wilson on vocals

MF DOOM's appearance on November Has Come by Gorillaz

There's a solid rom com called 'music and lyrics' with hugh grant and drew Barrymore and it is all about this debate.

Def worth a watch!

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I focus on the music more.

There are millions of words that can be used for lyrics. Mix in another language and that number increases exponentially.

With music, there are a finite number of notes/keys one can use.

So when I hear a song that sounds fresh and interesting it's because the melody is clever and inventive. Not because someone used "love" and "above" in his/her lyrics.

Chino Moreno’s appearance in Embers by Lamb of God. Also MJK on Deftones Passenger

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i heard someone likes drums

The Wizard by Black Sabbath? https://youtu.be/e8fxrX-YidM

Spiderbait and Gotye were two Aus artists that both had great discographies but seem to get written off as one-hit-wonders overseas.

Glad to see someone brought this album by them in particular. I would d thought someone would say In the Court…but Lizard feels more cohesive conceptually.

A little too ironic… and yeah, I really do think.

Schrodingers song.

Isn't it ironic, dontcha think?

Nothing in that song is ironic.

Which song is about Geffen (allegedly)?

Stipe often used a music stand to hold sheets of lyrics

I remember a contest held maybe 20 years ago where a fan got to have lunch with Carly and would be to who the song is about.

Music first, which includes vocal notes. I've heard cool lyrics with a lousy backing...it doesn't save the song. But cool riffs and grooves can work regardless of the lyrics.

Mick jagger in carly simon's "your so vain"