What are some songs that make you feel so absolutely wonderful that you're downright /scared/ to listen to a band's other music, for fear of being let down?

[miss_demeanour@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

The Verve - Bitter Sweet Symphony

[veryvito@lemmy.ml]

Norman Greenbaum Spirit in the Sky

[nemo@slrpnk.net]

Kris Delmhorst — "Short Work"

[johnnyenzyme@piefed.social]

It's like the anthem of the sixties; what a masterpiece:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2msh0jut2Y

[johnnyenzyme@piefed.social]

I wish I could see it!

[johnnyenzyme@piefed.social]

Bonus pts, if you really need it:

Tessa Violet - I Like (the idea of) You
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQyFFTh_YGc

[balaquina@lemmy.ca]

Disturbed, The Sound of Silence

[sterile_technique@lemmy.world]

Wasn't apprehensive about listening to their other stuff, but imo none of Blind Guardian's other songs come anywhere close to comparing to Wheel of Time, so starting with that one left me pretty disappointed with the rest of their work... which is shitty, cuz a lot of it is still really good, but just didn't meet that insanely high standard set by Wheel of Time.

[lady_maria@lemmy.world]

Wait So Long - Trampled by Turtles

Mama - My Chemical Romance

Curses - Crane Wives

[arcterus@piefed.blahaj.zone]

Disturbed's got some good music, it's just very different lol

[llamapocalypse@lemmy.world]

CRANE WIVES SPOTTED IN THE WILD but thankfully most of their work is at least as good

[comfortableraspberry@feddit.org]

Tommy James and the Shondells - I think we're alone now
https://song.link/s/4gxaW9GptUInJt5RYljbmn

[nemo@slrpnk.net]

did the link not work?

[serpineslair@lemmy.world]

Exodus is too damn consistent. Most other thrash bands have one or two great albums and spend the rest of their career trying to live up to their hit album(s) - usually unsuccessfully. There are obviously a fair few exceptions, but the majority of bands I discover suffer from this in one way or another.

[thisbenzingring@lemmy.sdf.org]

its ok to just like one or two songs

I think of many one-hit-wonders but the Spacehog song "In the Meantime" is what I will refer to here. I really liked it on the radio when it first dropped. Got the album and was not at all excited about the rest of the songs. Come time, they dropped a new album and of course I had to try again but it didn't even have one song that I really cared for. I sat on the CD for a while and gave them a listen every so often, because that one song is sooo good! maybe I was just not giving the rest of the songs a chance. Yeah no. I listed to their 3rd album before buying it and was content to just listen to one of their songs. Its always in my mix and I love to hear it. But thats the only song of theirs that I like.

[johnnyenzyme@piefed.social]

That's a great way of putting it, and I think usually the case in situations like this.

Which therefore kinda suggests that the bigger and more amazing the song can actually be detrimental for the prospects of fanhood.

[johnnyenzyme@piefed.social]

Ah, there we go. I just had to signup via Google.

Thanks for the share.

[medicpigbabysaver@lemmy.world]

Ha, I have 3 songs off that Monkees album!

[alekwithak@lemmy.world]

From Indian Lakes album Head Void Tapes is so fricken good, I didn't even realize it was a reimagining of their album Head Void and that not a single other one of their albums would sound even remotely like it.

[bigbananadealer@lemmy.world]

show up, make a masterpiece, go back to chicken farming. what a guy