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killedmyraindog
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Boston, Massachusetts
Posts: 11,246
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alright well im 22 and I like bright eyes, and I'd say he's most like Bob Dylan. Not just because he's political, which I think people are mislabeling, becuase its not always political, but half the time just social commentary, but also because he isn't afraid to do songs like "When the president talks to god" and he writes rather well. Listen I hate to break it to you, but I've seen the lyrics forum here, and you could learn a hell of alot from Oberst. Read some poetry sometime and watch similarities. He doens't need to rhyme, he uses unique descriptions instead of rehasing the same cliches that make the imagine lay dead instead of jump off the page. And he probably got more Dylan comparisons when he did Digital Ash in a digital urn because, for him, it was pretty ballsy. Not to mention that he's been with the label he on since 13. Hes about the music.
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Groupie
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Japan
Posts: 7
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You know, you guys should really listen to Bright Eyes before you label him/them. The two new cds aren't that great, but if you want to hear Bright Eyes at his/their best, then listen to "Haligh, Haligh, A Lie, Haligh" and "From a Balance Beam".
Ok, I agree, he's not Bob Dylan. Both are very talented, but they are COMPLETELY DIFFERENT. Still though, Bright Eyes is one of my favourite musicians. Just listen to his lyrics and stuff, because the lyrics and stuff are pretty amazing, and make me feel a lot better. |
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