ha! no, no. music (and comedy) are both far too subjective a thing, for me to think anything like that.

and aye, those words be immortal, indeed, boombap. thanks for not downvoting it.

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Why are you the first? It might have something to do with this song being, in the immortal words of Kriss Kross, "wiggity wiggity wiggity wack."

But then again I'm not cool enough for indie rock so...

Why are you the first? It might have something to do with this song being, in the immortal words of Kriss Kross, "wiggity wiggity wiggity wack."

But then again I'm not cool enough for indie rock so...

That seems to be the sad fate of almost all indie rock on the sift.

it's sad, but nobody seems to have any love for good indie rock. 2 votes in over 2 days?

*discard

*promote...Indy rocks!

and robots! and indie rock! I figured it was a sure bet.

LOL THATS WELL GOOD kinda like a iron maden sound with theatrical overtones. i wish we had more of this rather than emo rock indi rock. so funny

Nice sift firefly! And I like the info about the plane. It's good to show the rest of the sift that it is possible to learn and flex at the same time.

Indy Rocks! Love the Music!

i love sufjan. singlehandedly redefining music with religious undertones into something creative and listenable, and redefining the scope of indie rock's soundscape (incorporating sting ensembles alongside organs and laptops).

'Last Splash is the second album by indie rock band The Breeders, released August 31, 1993. Originally formed as a side project for the Pixies' bassist Kim Deal, The Breeders quickly became her primary recording outlet.

Last Splash peaked at #33 on Billboard's Billboard 200 album chart. By June, 1994, the album was certified Platinum by the RIAA for shipment in excess of one million units.'

I've seen these live a couple of times in Manchester and they're incredible. If you get a chance, listen to the album - for a debut it's phenomenal.

From Wikipedia...

'Clap Your Hands Say Yeah is an American indie rock group based in Brooklyn, New York and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, comprised of Alec Ounsworth, Lee Sargent, Robbie Guertin, Tyler Sargent, and Sean Greenhalgh. Their debut album, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, was self-released in 2005.
They received praise from Rolling Stone as the 'Hot New Band' for 2005.'

Broken Social Scene is a Canadian mega-indie-rock-band; this is the big single from their current self-titled album.

The song title refers to the fact that the song is in 7/4 time - as opposed to typical 4/4, ONE, two, Three, four beat you normally hear in pop/rock songs.

Aside from the unique time signature it's a really fun & enjoyable song.

*(Mega? When they played 7/4 Shoreline on Conan, he said they "need more guitars". There were 5 of them on stage.)