I think she’s melodramatic and cringey.

Long story short, it's a generational thing. Some songs just have an impact when they come out and you simply cannot replicate that feeling once time has passed. There's tons of more interesting stuff from Radiohead, sure. But for a lot of people Creep is the only song they know or it's one of the few or it's just the one that made them love the band. if you weren't there or it isn't your experience it just won't be the same.

That’s why I relate to it, being a young weirdo (20 year old who listens to predominantly 90s/00s)

Theyre good songs, Brant.

Him and his peers aren’t really relevant these days musically speaking. Made some absolute classics though that continue to inspire new generations

It's a well written song that spoke to a lot of weirdos out there in an influential time in their young lives.

I mean, it’s a great song, but the Hollies are seemingly to credit.
I do feel special having seen Creep live though.

Wings for Marie, pt.II by TOOL

He has already gained inspiration from them. We are the current adults and the new kids are who he we should be looking to.

The past builds a foundation and the next live there while buildings the next foundation.

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Wild Colonials…start with This Misery. Old group.

The Civil Wars if you want newer. The One That Got Away is where I would start.

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This song is so underrated

Eminem has released some pretty crazy shit recently

Plenty of younger artists are making really interesting rap, but the more interesting stuff isn’t as big - little simz, noname, earthgang, saba, I love stuff like that. But Tyler the creator, Kendrick, gambino - there’s huge name younger artists that are excellent as well.

Beautiful World by Devo is more on point, especially with the video

Didn't even know he had a new album. Gonna check that shit out right now.

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If humankind wasn't shit sure

Greet Death by Explosions in the Sky.... Song is amazing... It's instrumental.... But it's definitely worth a listen

Too Tired to Run - Cain's Offering is probably my favourite. The build up, the climax and the ending all comes together to make it really powerful.

Our live album is better than your live album by Reel Big Fish

Beatles: Sergeant Pepper

Dylan: Best of albums

Joni Mitchell: Blue &/or Miles of Aisles

Prince: Purple Rain

Springsteen: Born to Run

Allman Brothers Band: Live at Fillmore East

Quicksilver Messenger Service: Happy Trails (maybe a bit obscure)

Linda Ronstadt: Greatest Hits 1 & 2

Rolling Stones: Forty Licks (but hard to get but Sticky Fingers and best of albums will do)

Dolly, Emmylou, & Linda: Trio II

Leonard Cohen: Live in London (Also a great DVD)

Talking Heads: Stop Making Sense (Also a great live DVD, my favorite concert album)

Lana’s influence is definitely there tho. Every “model” on Instagram has picked up a Ukulele and tried to sing like she does. Super cringey and 100% of the time it is horrible. Been going strong for over a decade now.

How the west was won is better inho