So…I think many of AFI’s songs become people’s favourites because of the implied meaning of the song or the meaning that person ascribes to that song (although obviously some are favourites because of the musicality). Therefore, with BA, whose songs tend to be more frivolous in meaning, what are your favourites and why?
I think my favourite track is Snuff on Digital, for no other reason than I find it infectiously upbeat.
Material is another of my favourites and that one I do find more meaningful, although not particularly in relation to my life!
To Be Alone, Graphic Violence, Material, Everybody’s Friends, With Your Arms Around You, Bliss, Ill-Lit Ships, The Fear of Being Found, On a Friday, The Love Letter, and Wake Up, Open the Door, and Escape to the Sea.
@Pablo Ceremonial is always the one I tended to skip on Material but when I listened to it again, I did like it. I shall skip it no more! @Catchingahotone Graphic Violence is another of my faves @_tonibell You really couldn’t narrow it down?
Stiff Kittens (and the CexCells album in general) was an amazing benchmark to set. Bliss was the only song on BBH I felt lived up to it
I was waiting for someone to say that one was their favourite - it’s probably the deepest BA track, in my opinion. Always wondered if it was one that could have made an AFI track instead.
- it’s probably the deepest BA track, in my opinion. Always wondered if it was one that could have made an AFI track instead.