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@maximuslives2000 they disbanded in 1995, though three of the members went on to form Mojave 3

wow. out of all the covers of this song, i have to say this is an instant favorite. well done, Menkena. Not easy to cover an amazing song like Machine Gun

@DJChaps they were both amazing performers, it all comes down to personal preference in the end. I'd put the two of them, Belushi, Aykroyd, Ferrell, Eddie Murphy, and maybe Bill Murray in a league of their own as the best SNL cast members the show's ever seen.

@TwoUselessLegs that's absolutely incorrect buddy. If you ever listened to any of George's music post-Beatles, you know he shared the same talent with John and Paul. He was never an angry individual

stop using the lazy term Math Rock. It isnt a real subgenre, it doesnt exist. Some douche journalist coined the term because they werent smart enough to think of something else to fit the Indie band's music. Tons of bands incorporate tempo changes into their songs, does that mean they're all math...

love the variations of percussion used in this song in particular, and in all the pygmalion demos in general. the horn section makes this piece pretty avant garde

really impressive. Their repertoire from Just For A Day to Pygmalion indicates a hidden genius in Neil Halstead. In less than a year he produced both Pygmalion and Mojave 3's Ask Me Tomorrow. There aren't two more different sounding albums than that. You can hear how their music became progressiv...

i'll go on the record saying this is one of the most beautiful, thrilling, amazing songs I've ever heard. I can't exactly say why it is, but I feel alive and I feel love when I listen to it. This song and Slowdive are so special, and eventually more people who love music will appreciate Slowdive

haha it is! I'm glad I'm not the only one who sees that Neil and Mike Hall are dopplegangers

@xylemxorro agree, they were absolutely ahead of their time. i also hear similarities with aphex twin, portishead, etc. i'm so glad people have been posting these demos. my life is more complete

@tomlad1000 your comment reveals a huuuge lack of intelligence on your part. way to go

best Radiohead song off the best Radiohead album. there. said it.

@playaeyez17 Souvlaki is an amazing record. Nowhere, Loveless, and Souvlaki, in my opinion, were the three best shoegaze albums (no particular order). What an underrated era

I was at this show, it was amazing!! this is my favorite MMJ song and I thank my lucky stars that they performed this gem. Pure magic when they started playing this

@camillo08 going to see them there tomorrow as well, enjoy!!

@lennydylan rankings are all a matter of personal preference. I personally think Sgt. Pepper is overrated and Astral Weeks owns it any day

favorite song on this album. the crescendo is incredible

@thrustobot22 it wasnt his E string that broke though. If you look closely, you can see it was the D string

@TechnoNor wholeheartedly agree. whenever i hear their music it gives me comfort that rock n roll is still alive

@SuperAde1974 Merriweather Post Pavilion Friday, August 12th. Three Hours!!?? Damn, that must have been awesome. While I'm glad they're playing lots of songs from their new album live, I really do hope they play songs from 'At Dawn'/'It Still Moves' era, in my opinion their two best albums. Have ...

@kisscatastrophe agreed. Mayer is a way better, more accomplished guitarist, but Phillips is a better singer/songwriter in my opinion. They both have different, unique styles and they're both very talented. I didn't even know Mayer used to open for Phillips back in the day. Crazy. I'm also glad t...

man he's forgetting lots of lyrics. still sounds good though!

two of the most obnoxious musicians from the last twenty years

63 likes and NO dislikes, wooo!!

@bohogypsygirl I've been waiting for this cover for at least two years, and it was worth the wait!

this song is so beautiful and inspirational. Neil is a genius

darn it's a lip-synched performance. too bad

while it's tough to argue (in my opinion) there being a "best" song from this album, I think 'Washer' is probably the best contender. This song just grows on you and is so haunting and emotional it's insane. this band deserves more attention, I think they already have respect