Bands that are misrepresented by their most famous song (1 Viewer)

[taubstumm]

did she do you?

no. did she do you?

 

[oh shit]

no. did she do you?

i have never been done.

 

[taubstumm]

i have never been done.

ah, bernard!

i do have a question tho - one for the lads!
lads, ever get when a girl's riding ye - like i mean riding you - but she kinda leans into it too much and there's this really loud snapping sound? what the fuck is that all about!?

you were just fronting all along. shockin.

 

[oh shit]

that was me doin them.

 

[shower another shower]

devo - whip it

 

[Unicron]

Radiohead, Creep

 

[superman]

boo radleys : wake up!

anyone heard c'mon kids?! it is fucking genius!! and of course Giant Steps isa classic too!
sorry if someone already posted the boo radleys but im too lazy/drunk to read through all the pages of threads...
come back soon high on fire! damn it!

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[spady]

Gonna get loads of shit for this, but fuck it - The Verve. Most of the 'famous' album was all about Dickie Ashcroft, and we all saw how horrible that turned out. But A Storm in Hevean and A Northern Soul rule.

Good man!

I'll even go and step further and say 'This Time' off Urban Hymns was a class tune. A song of hope if ever there was one... not quite CloudBusting though... which is rather obviously the greatest song of all time.

 

[One of us]

Serge Gainsbourg.


Not that je t'aime is a bad song mind, but there was so much more to the man- like having Leonard Cohen, David Bowie, Ray Davies and Isaac Hayes all rolled into one.

 

[george mcfly]

devo - whip it

i dont think Whip it misrepresents Devo in anyway..

every single Devo song makes me want to do the robot