"The Great Deceiver" is a name commonly used by Satan, and the reference to " a cloven foot" would seem to infer the song is about the Devil. The song was written by Robert Fripp (the band's guitarist/keyboardist), John Wetton (bassist/vocalist) and Richard Palmer-James (guitarist for...
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“Lolita” is cut from the same cloth as “National Anthem” or “Off to the Races,” but its hooks feel tuneless, and its hip-hop beats gaudy and cluttered. The lyrics reference Vladimir Nabokov’sLolita, but evoke no emotion — they’re just Lana at her brattiest, referencing icons ...
However, Dowland’s setting for the lute is ingenious, with intelligent use of open string resonance and with modal shifts that reference the relative major. The version chosen by Diana Poulton for her complete edition includes rather awkward divisions found in the ornamented repeats of the ...
Today we look back at the fifties and feature a track that, for some reason, was left off Elvis' first album. 'So Glad You're Mine' Recorded at the RCA session arranged for his first LP, Elvis was enthused about recording anotherArthur Crudupcomposition. That morning he had already polish...
"), but the label wasn't having that. So the album and song were renamed Hair of the Dog, a reference to the popular hangover cure of imbibing in the same spirit that led to the morning-after headache in the first place."How Soon Is Now?," The Smiths (1984) The title of this ...
Album: Zankyō Reference Released on:2011-10-05 Number of Songs:11 Coda ▶ LOST AND FOUND ▶ Answer is near ▶ NO SCARED ▶ C.h.a.o.s.m.y.t.h. ▶ Mr. gendai Speaker ▶ Seken shirazu no uchuhikoushi ▶ Re:make ▶ Pierce ▶ Let's take it someday ▶ Kimishid...
Still others highlighted the indie innovators and b-sides that added depth and dynamite to Korean pop music in a way that will last for years to come. What a time to be alive. Below, discover the best K-pop songs of 2022 in no particular order, root for your faves, and maybe pick ...
but with the immortal line “You’ll never get to heaven if you’re scared of getting high”, a cheeky reference toDead Or Alive’sYou Spin Me Round, and a video set in the steamiest traffic jam ever, this is a shoo-in for the list. Be sure to check out the frighteningly anthem...
Tyler, The CreatortweetedCall Me If You Get Lostinto existence over a decade ago. On Dec. 17, 2010, five months before his debut album,Goblin, was released, Tyler ambitiously posted, “I Want a Gangsta Grillz Tape So Fucking Bad Got Damn,” in reference to DJ Drama’s seminal mixtape ...