| | everyone loved the arcade fire?? | |
This band from montreal canada .. playing indie rock music .. i loved this band .. i loved song " rebellion ( lies )" in a funeral album 2004 .. the vocalist being married with the keyboardist of this band .. and the new album in sale march 2007 " neon bible "what about you guys?? what the best song you think in the arcade fire band?? | |
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| What are your top 10 albums from this decade? | | 1. Arcade Fire - Funeral
2. Modest Mouse - The Moon & Antarctica
3. Radiohead - Kid A
4. Porcupine Tree - In Absentia
5. TV On The Radio - Return To Cookie Mountain
6. Mclusky - Mclusky Do Dallas
7. Madvillain - Madvillainy
8. The National - Alligator
9. ...Trail Of Dead - Source Tags & Codes
10. Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf
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| | what's your favourite song from Neon Bible? | | 1. Black Mirror
2. Keep The Car Running
3. Neon Bible
4. Intervention
5. Black Waves Bad Vibration
6. Ocean Of Noise
7. The Well And The Lighthouse
8. Antichrist Television Blues
9. Windoswill
10. No Cars Go
11. My Body Is A CageMy fav is NO CARS GO | |
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| do yo like Neon Bible? | | Do you like Neon Bible, the new album of Arcade Fire? I like it so much. Great sounds, great atmosphere, simply perfect!
My favourite song of this album is No Cars Go. | |
| | Favorite Band | | I was trying to see what kind of music everyone here listens too. I am an indie person myself like bright eyes and Arcade fire. So i would like to know what your favorite bands are? | |
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| Stand And Salute: Rock’s Most Anthemic Bands | | Here are the top ten anthemic bands according to Spin magazine:1. U2 -- If the word anthemic disappeared, U2-ish would be a good replacement. Bono always sounds like he's singing mass, the Edge's guitar rings like the trumpets at Jericho, and Larry Mullen's rhythmic stiffness is a virtue. Adam Clayton? He, uh, always looks stylish.
Signature anthem: "Pride (In the Name of Love)"2. The Clash -- Any band dubbed "the only band that matters" has got to have some serious anthemic power. Punk rock is often associated with a kind of nihilism, but the Clash sounded like their hearts might explode from caring so much.
Signature anthem: "Death Or Glory"3. The Who -- I'm thinking of the Who's Next stadium rock version of the band more than the early modfathers. Pete Townshend's power chords and Keith Moon's roiling drum fills were, and are, key touchstones for any band wanting to sound bigger than life.
Signature anthem: "Baba O' Riley"4. The Arcade Fire -- Win Butler and Co. are more dour than the other bands on this list, but even when these guys are singing about the apocalypse, their rag-tag widescreen epics make me hope they put out a few more albums before the end... | |
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| What is the Strangest Musical Instrument You've Seen in Concert? | | I know that Arcade Fire has used some unusual instruments to astounding effect in their music.
What odd instruments have you actually seen onstage or in concert? I haven't seen anything more unusual than bagpipes myself, but I know in Australia they have some odd ones. | |
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