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Cover of Person Pitch

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I like the term psychedelic folk here, and a throwback to happy-go-lucky times w/Simon & Garfunkel. It gives the feel of music floating and glistening all around a person. A tune that can stay w/you and possibly haunt your psyche.
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Hey man, what's your problem?
Don't you know that I don't belong to you
It's hard and hard enough to keep it up
When everything is so new

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  • Shatakan

    This is absolutely the most epic song, in the literal sense of the term, I have ever heard.

    18 May 1:32am Reply

  • mfwnoface

    i still have absolutely no idea what he's saying in the second half. even after looking up the lyrics.

    15 May 9:38am Reply

  • PabloCruize

    I can never say enough about this song. Six years and it still puts me in a state of delirium [2] is a damn good start though. I find it so boggling that a song composed primarily of two samples and a little riff could be so dense. Noah Lennox's dub influences are so incredibly apparent here. Those samples are constantly evolving so subtly that everytime I listen it's like i hear something new. The dense layer of sound here is overwhelming and the little noises everywhere-- the whistles, crying, that deep voice sputtering "tonight's the night I'm going to ask her," all just build tension to that final miraculous explosion where his voice is multiplied by 100 and it feels like a chorus of Panda Bears is launching you into the eternal bliss. "I do love you and I want to hold onto you for always"

    16 Apr 5:53am Reply

  • angeeeee

    over 6 years later and this song still puts me in this happy state of delirium that I cannot accurately describe to anyone who has never had the pleasure of listening to this beautiful myriad of sound. impressive and forever grateful, panda bear

    11 Apr 4:31pm Reply

  • GalaxyInJanaki

    this is by far the best musical creation of modern music [3]

    6 Apr 8:01pm Reply

  • ParadiseCove

    an atmospheric ambrosia of sound....

    1 Apr 10:56pm Reply

  • MalgreMoi

    This track is meant to Avey

    19 Mar 1:45pm Reply

  • CarlosRomanMtz

    THAT FUCKING OWL!!! OMFG!

    15 Feb 5:12am Reply

  • Cheezdude

    !!!

    5 Feb 1:45am Reply

  • sls

    74 scrobbles. That means I have spent 15.4 hours listening to just this song.

    31 Jan 7:20am Reply

  • m-saIami

    This one was ace when i lost everything

    21 Jan 3:22am Reply

  • marinesrcool

    i thought this was the beach boys or some band from the 60s!!

    12 Jan 12:14am Reply

  • cewelsch89

    bacon bacon bacon bacon

    6 Dec 2012 Reply

  • music4lief

    1 scrobble here guys

    4 Dec 2012 Reply

  • honicz

    one of my favourite songs ever

    22 Nov 2012 Reply

  • matt_white

    this is by far the best musical creation of modern music [2]

    19 Nov 2012 Reply

  • ShuyinArg

    this is by far the best musical creation of modern music, so amazing, you never get over it

    13 Nov 2012 Reply

  • ankyvic

    crying

    5 Nov 2012 Reply

  • felipox

    brutaal!

    22 Oct 2012 Reply

  • Pevek

    What a great song! Love it

    21 Oct 2012 Reply
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