For some reason I never gave Arcade Fire a listen even after people told me their ACL concert was amazing. The Suburbs is pretty damn good. Wish I had listened to it earlier.
Is that the same sound Dave Matthews made when his bus dropped a deuce on an unsuspecting tourist boat?
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Giving that grammy to the Arcade Fire was a desperate attempt by the Music Industry Dinosaur to be 'relevant.'
For his contributions to Dark Side of the Moon alone, Alan Parsons blows these poseurs away. And this is the song of the year???? The Grammys have a terrible track record, even going back to the 70s: These were some of the Records of the Year Grammy Winners: Olivia Newton-John: I Honestly Love You The 5th Dimension: Aquarius Roberta Flack: Killing Me Softly With His Song Captain & Tennille: Love Will Keep Us Together Roberta Flack: The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face Billy Joel: Just The Way You Are The Eagles: Hotel California Simon & Garfunkel: Bridge Over Troubled Water Except for the Eagles and S&G (both well-deserved), the rest is....well, let's just say these songs won Grammys in an era that produced Stairway to Heaven, Let It Be, Won't Get Fooled Again, More Than A Feeling, Carry On Wayward Son, Let's Get It On, Superstition, Money, Don't Fear The Reaper, Love Train, Born To Run, Surrender, and Brown Sugar. Sad.
i know i have all their albums, i mean as far as mainstream radio goes.. there's a reason nobody knows who arcade fire is bud.
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