Comments on: Song-Off: Teen Angst http://popdose.com/song-off-teen-angst/ your daily dose of pop culture Sat, 11 Feb 2012 17:21:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: maechhttp://popdose.com/song-off-teen-angst/comment-page-1/#comment-50772 maech Thu, 13 Nov 2008 08:06:03 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=4782#comment-50772 I'm afraid I have to disagree. The Placebo track is much closer to the scribblings in the photograph. Molko's desparation to rhyme each line of lyrics is only superseded by his detestable voice - which is somehow more annoying than the grunge vocals that he tries to mimic. Placebo is bubbly alt-pop - no matter how angsty and sexually questionable they may be. The problem with "Teenage Angst" is that Molko is actually expressing his feelings. And they are the feelings of a stuck up kid confused about his sexuality. It must have been very hard - until he realized bisexuality has been cool since David Bowie. Molko probably shed a tear or two on his own page of scribblings.<br><br>M83's "Teen Angst," though it isn't written like a middle school poem, is trying to musically express the irrational up and down emotions of adolescence. The lyrics are written in a pedestrian manner - not because Gonzalez is an idiot - but because he is trying to express how juvenile teenage thoughts can be. M83's lyrics have always been minimal - their strengths lie much more in their music.<br><br>I am sorry for sounding off so negatively on Molko. But come on - Placebo? You guys aren't My Chemical Romance fans are you? I'm afraid I have to disagree. The Placebo track is much closer to the scribblings in the photograph. Molko's desparation to rhyme each line of lyrics is only superseded by his detestable voice – which is somehow more annoying than the grunge vocals that he tries to mimic. Placebo is bubbly alt-pop – no matter how angsty and sexually questionable they may be. The problem with “Teenage Angst” is that Molko is actually expressing his feelings. And they are the feelings of a stuck up kid confused about his sexuality. It must have been very hard – until he realized bisexuality has been cool since David Bowie. Molko probably shed a tear or two on his own page of scribblings.

M83's “Teen Angst,” though it isn't written like a middle school poem, is trying to musically express the irrational up and down emotions of adolescence. The lyrics are written in a pedestrian manner – not because Gonzalez is an idiot – but because he is trying to express how juvenile teenage thoughts can be. M83's lyrics have always been minimal – their strengths lie much more in their music.

I am sorry for sounding off so negatively on Molko. But come on – Placebo? You guys aren't My Chemical Romance fans are you?

]]> By: maechhttp://popdose.com/song-off-teen-angst/comment-page-1/#comment-40911 maech Thu, 13 Nov 2008 03:06:03 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=4782#comment-40911 I'm afraid I have to disagree. The Placebo track is much closer to the scribblings in the photograph. Molko's desparation to rhyme each line of lyrics is only superseded by his detestable voice - which is somehow more annoying than the grunge vocals that he tries to mimic. Placebo is bubbly alt-pop - no matter how angsty and sexually questionable they may be. The problem with "Teenage Angst" is that Molko is actually expressing his feelings. And they are the feelings of a stuck up kid confused about his sexuality. It must have been very hard - until he realized bisexuality has been cool since David Bowie. Molko probably shed a tear or two on his own page of scribblings.<br><br>M83's "Teen Angst," though it isn't written like a middle school poem, is trying to musically express the irrational up and down emotions of adolescence. The lyrics are written in a pedestrian manner - not because Gonzalez is an idiot - but because he is trying to express how juvenile teenage thoughts can be. M83's lyrics have always been minimal - their strengths lie much more in their music.<br><br>I am sorry for sounding off so negatively on Molko. But come on - Placebo? You guys aren't My Chemical Romance fans are you? I'm afraid I have to disagree. The Placebo track is much closer to the scribblings in the photograph. Molko's desparation to rhyme each line of lyrics is only superseded by his detestable voice – which is somehow more annoying than the grunge vocals that he tries to mimic. Placebo is bubbly alt-pop – no matter how angsty and sexually questionable they may be. The problem with “Teenage Angst” is that Molko is actually expressing his feelings. And they are the feelings of a stuck up kid confused about his sexuality. It must have been very hard – until he realized bisexuality has been cool since David Bowie. Molko probably shed a tear or two on his own page of scribblings.

M83's “Teen Angst,” though it isn't written like a middle school poem, is trying to musically express the irrational up and down emotions of adolescence. The lyrics are written in a pedestrian manner – not because Gonzalez is an idiot – but because he is trying to express how juvenile teenage thoughts can be. M83's lyrics have always been minimal – their strengths lie much more in their music.

I am sorry for sounding off so negatively on Molko. But come on – Placebo? You guys aren't My Chemical Romance fans are you?

]]> By: maechhttp://popdose.com/song-off-teen-angst/comment-page-1/#comment-13056 maech Thu, 13 Nov 2008 02:06:03 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=4782#comment-13056 I'm afraid I have to disagree. The Placebo track is much closer to the scribblings in the photograph. Molko's desparation to rhyme each line of lyrics is only superseded by his detestable voice - which is somehow more annoying than the grunge vocals that he tries to mimic. Placebo is bubbly alt-pop - no matter how angsty and sexually questionable they may be. The problem with "Teenage Angst" is that Molko is actually expressing his feelings. And they are the feelings of a stuck up kid confused about his sexuality. It must have been very hard - until he realized bisexuality has been cool since David Bowie. Molko probably shed a tear or two on his own page of scribblings.<br><br>M83's "Teen Angst," though it isn't written like a middle school poem, is trying to musically express the irrational up and down emotions of adolescence. The lyrics are written in a pedestrian manner - not because Gonzalez is an idiot - but because he is trying to express how juvenile teenage thoughts can be. M83's lyrics have always been minimal - their strengths lie much more in their music.<br><br>I am sorry for sounding off so negatively on Molko. But come on - Placebo? You guys aren't My Chemical Romance fans are you? I'm afraid I have to disagree. The Placebo track is much closer to the scribblings in the photograph. Molko's desparation to rhyme each line of lyrics is only superseded by his detestable voice – which is somehow more annoying than the grunge vocals that he tries to mimic. Placebo is bubbly alt-pop – no matter how angsty and sexually questionable they may be. The problem with “Teenage Angst” is that Molko is actually expressing his feelings. And they are the feelings of a stuck up kid confused about his sexuality. It must have been very hard – until he realized bisexuality has been cool since David Bowie. Molko probably shed a tear or two on his own page of scribblings.

M83's “Teen Angst,” though it isn't written like a middle school poem, is trying to musically express the irrational up and down emotions of adolescence. The lyrics are written in a pedestrian manner – not because Gonzalez is an idiot – but because he is trying to express how juvenile teenage thoughts can be. M83's lyrics have always been minimal – their strengths lie much more in their music.

I am sorry for sounding off so negatively on Molko. But come on – Placebo? You guys aren't My Chemical Romance fans are you?

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