Powderfinger - Tail

From the album 'Parables For Wooden Ears'

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Music

Tags:

• tail
• parables
• wooden
• ears
• powderfinger

[bennymabo]

This was a sickest track ever...

They were awesoem when they threw it down a lil harder.....and are awesome to this day...

Musicians like any profession grow and mature...

Aussie heros

[shanecolyer]

This is by far their greatest song!!!! In my opinion>>>> I personally carn't listen to their music beyond this album, but this song gave me goose bumps when i was 14 and still does 16 years later.... Absolutely brilliant track!!!!! Thanks guy's

[almontage]

I like their old stuff better than their new stuff.

[reneebevan21]

Loved this hole album, back in high school days, been hooked since...I like em better too - more grungy :)

[SpineDaz]

Yeah, this is Powderfinger when they were a real rock band, before they turned all pop rock. Witnessed many small Adelaide powderfinger moshpits back in the day. Crammed into the Tivoli Hotel or the Synagogue. They rocked hard back then. Double allergic was the beginning of the end. I noticed how the crowd changed from the real rock fans to the top40 people within the space of an album. Oh well, at least we can still listen to Reap What you Sow and Parables and reminisce. Im old haha.

[issyrach]

@cyprokka Although I too am a fan of Silverchair's earlier stuff as opposed to what they're doing now, i think it's only fair to say that both bands just developed into different genres of music in their later years.. Powderfinger's more recent stuff is a more aussie pub rock which suits them, they were pretty quick to get out of the grunge mould

[cyprokka]

cant believe they hav changed so much. their music used to be good compared to their late stuff. just like silverchair they lost their real feeling for music.

[michaellovegrove]

@seven133 still are mate!

[subtronicX]

aaahhh this is the powderfinger i know

[seven133]

when they were still good!

[niftyyy]

best off Parables.... just behind "stitches" off the Mr Kneebone ep as far as the pre- double allergic tunes go for myself, stitches/pick you up the perfect balanced combo