Let's play Ringleader Of The Tormentors Survivor!!
- Thread starter Trill
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Well (obviously) ROTT is a work of art but...
For me, To me you are a Work of Art is the supreme song on the album. The chorus is breathtaking and the music - when it kicks in at the end in particular - is awesome. The songs that I think run it the closest are: Pigsty, Nobody's Hero. Youngest and At last I am born. Well that's what I think anyway! I loved Quarry, but I feel this album benefits from being a) more interesting b) more positive. Moz is in fantastic form
For me, To me you are a Work of Art is the supreme song on the album. The chorus is breathtaking and the music - when it kicks in at the end in particular - is awesome. The songs that I think run it the closest are: Pigsty, Nobody's Hero. Youngest and At last I am born. Well that's what I think anyway! I loved Quarry, but I feel this album benefits from being a) more interesting b) more positive. Moz is in fantastic form
masterrhodes
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I declare the winner: On The Streets I Ran....next topic
charlie tango
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masterrhodes said:
yeah.
charlie tango
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charlie tango said:
saw moz at leeds. OTSIR was a revelation.
Theo
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I'm torn between "Life is a Pigsty" and "Work of Art." I went with "Work of Art" because it's the song I play the most (although that doesn't necessarily mean it's the best, I suppose). It's also the song that's constantly in my head when I'm not playing it. I'm unable to STOP singing the opening verse to myself. "I live a life, I feel the pain, to sing this song, to tell the tale......"
The lyrics aren't wordy because he says it all in a few lines quite beautifully, and sometimes those are the best songs. Songs aren't great because they look the most complex on the lyric sheet; they're great because of how they touch you when you hear them.
The bass is righteous and his voice sounds fantastic. This may not make any sense, but the chorus makes me feel like I'm falling INTO the song and it's wrapping itself around me like a warm hug. It's perfect, and if it were a single it could be a cross-over hit (I realize it wouldn't be because the radio powers-that-be wouldn't play it, but if they did....). Even better is how nice it sounds right after the "People from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania" climax of "On The Streets I Ran."
The lyrics aren't wordy because he says it all in a few lines quite beautifully, and sometimes those are the best songs. Songs aren't great because they look the most complex on the lyric sheet; they're great because of how they touch you when you hear them.
The bass is righteous and his voice sounds fantastic. This may not make any sense, but the chorus makes me feel like I'm falling INTO the song and it's wrapping itself around me like a warm hug. It's perfect, and if it were a single it could be a cross-over hit (I realize it wouldn't be because the radio powers-that-be wouldn't play it, but if they did....). Even better is how nice it sounds right after the "People from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania" climax of "On The Streets I Ran."
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scarletteheart
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My favourites seem to change each time I play the album (which I do every night as I'm falling asleep) but currently I put "You Have Killed Me" on repeat. It was difficult to choose between this one and "To Me You Are A Work Of Art" and "The Father Who Must Be Killed." The former is probably the superior song of the three but as I said at this moment I love "You Have Killed Me."
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lightupvirginmary
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I'm surprised too, my flatmate and my boyfriend love those 2 tracks.
Also, worryingly, i think what this poll shows is a mass apathy for most of the tracks on the album!
Also, worryingly, i think what this poll shows is a mass apathy for most of the tracks on the album!
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