Showing posts with label top five. Show all posts
Showing posts with label top five. Show all posts

Monday, 4 November 2013

Panic! At The Disco Top Five

Panic! are without a doubt one of the weirdest bands I have ever come across, but somehow they make it work, but they have been pretty successful in their time, especially with A Fever You Can't Sweat Out.

5) I Write Sins Not Tragedies
I don't know what to write about this song, because really, is there any way to really explain it?

4) Build God, Then We'll Talk
It's such a weird song (such a weird album), and I still don't quite get what they're aiming at, but I get the sense that whatever it is they've pulled it off, because I love this song.

3) Nicotine
The guitar riff coupled with that distant shout at the start just inspires in me this intense burning desire to hear this song live. Just listen to it. It would be fucking brilliant to be in a crowd, dancing away to this song blasting out of the speakers with the lights everywhere and just ugh

2) Vegas Lights
If you don't find yourself jumping about and punching the air and shouting to this song, then I think you might actually be dead. It's more pop than punk, but who cares when it's this awesome?

1) Lying Is The Most Fun A Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off
I am inclined to agree with the title of this song. It's so very emo, but who doesn't love emo? Plus the guitar in the background during the verses is so subtle that I never noticed how good it sounds until I saw the video.

Wednesday, 11 September 2013

You Me At Six Top Five

I have some time to write some posts, so I thought a fun thing for me and all three people who read this would be some top fives of some of my favourite bands (I cannot bring myself to rank ten unless I'm in a very fangirly mood, and after the best five or so songs they kind of level out anyway for most artists), either so you can just have some music to listen to if you're bored, or you've heard of the bands and want to give them a try but aren't sure what to start with . . . whatever, I'm not bothered.
As you can tell, we're starting with You Me At Six.

5) Safer To Hate Her
I don't even know what it is that draws me to this one, but it's awesome.


4) Underdog
This one has to be one of their signature songs. If you know You Me At Six you have to know this one, at the very least the chorus.


3) Kiss And Tell
Very first song by You Me At Six that I can recall hearing. It got stuck in my head for weeks, and now I've remembered the song, it's stuck in there again.


2) Crash
This one got recommended to me by a friend when I was just starting to listen to the band, and it sealed the deal for me. It's sad, really not one to listen to if you're feeling like you might cry, but it's so heartfelt and beautiful anyway.


1) Bite My Tongue (feat. Oli Sykes)
I don't know why, probably because it's on the heavier side and I like heavy music, but this one just gets to me more than all their other songs. The lyrics are awesome, and it's so angry, it's brilliant for stamping about when someone's pissed you off