Washer is the best song

Weird way to spell Nosferatu Man

>>71632201
he clearly meant Good Morning, Captain

>>71632173
I'm really torn.

At first Washer was my favorite, then Good Morning, Captain became my clear favorite for a very long time, but recently when I'm listening to Washer, I get speechless every time, over just how fucking good it is.

Every track is a 10, but Washer and Good Morning, Captain are up there in the greatest songs ever written and performed.

>>71632173
Dude thats not how you spell Good Morning, Captain

breadcrumb trail

>>71632567
The only true patrician ITT other than me

You spelled for dinner wrong

>>71633888
Trips of fibs

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Don Aman or Breadcrumb Trails for me, Washer is my least favorite

>>71634405
how come?

>>71634427
Not sure. The riff on Washer is great but I also really like the lyrics in Breadcrumb Trails and Don Aman. Washer is still a 10/10 no doubts though. Also my least favorite is For Dinner, forgot that one.

>>71632173
Good Morning, Captain.

>>71634512
Lyrics are a lame basis on which to judge on my opinion, especially with Slint who wrote all of their songs to be instrumental and added vocals at the last minute.

>>71634691
There's a cutoff time for which lyrics deserve to be evaluated with a song? I've written songs in less than an hour, before.

>>71635027
I just don't think they matter. They're so secondary to the music, it is almost absurd to me that someone would primarily judge music on this.

>>71632173
>Fill your pockets with the dust of the memories
>Raising from the shoes on my feet
Don't know why it hits so hard.

>>71635074
>I just don't think they matter

The lyrics make the album an album about isolation. It greatly adds to the experience. When I first heard the album I was focused on the guitars, the interplay between the musicians. After "I MISS YOU" I gave the lyrics a good focus, and I can say with 100% certainty they're not secondary. They're in tune with the music.

>>71632173
Yup. Followed by Carol.

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>my head is empty
>my toes are warm
>i am safe from
>
>haaarm

Spiderland is probably my favourite mu-core album.
I recommend watching "Breadcrumb Trail", a documentary on making of Spiderland to any and all fans of it.

>>71632536
For Dinner is 7/10 for me, but yea, everything else is classic tier

>>71635074
One of my buddies that I play music with is always focused on vocal elements. He'll notice shit about a song that I would never bother to notice and vice versa. Personally, I always listen to an instrumentally primarily, and then hear the lyrics after many listen throughs. I think most people are the opposite though, it seems. For me, I can like a band even if I'm not that in to the vocalist. Most people can't say the same

>>71635566
not that anon, but
I usually listen to the vocals as just an another instrument and it's a pretty important one.
I don't pay much attention to the lyrics, but when i can't find a way for an album to click for me i focus on them. It makes me pay a lot more attention to the music i'm listening to.

>>71632173
yup

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>>71635309
Check out Low from this list.

>>71636085
Shit I meant Low - I Could Live In Hope which isn't on there.

>>71636085
>>71636099
I know that already, it's even on my top50 albums chart. Great album, it's pretty simple and in-your-face but carries massive feels of hopelessness and despair.
Thanks anyway.

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>>71632567
This

Breadcrumb Trail > Good Morning, Captain > Don, Aman > Washer > Nosferatu Man > For Dinner...

>>71632567
CREEPING UP INTO THE SKY!!!!

>>71636515
It's

CREEPING UP INTO THEE SKYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY