They would all be fine if it just wasn't her singing. I love the guitar on Femme, but her voice...For fuck's sake. I think those three songs would just sound like stuff from the self-titled one if Lou sang them.

I like her singing on "Sunday Morning", in spite of the cod-Bob Dylanisms that she tries to attempt.

Pookie - someone from beyond the grave wants a word with you:



"Oh Pookie, vhy do you zey zuch cruueel zings to meee?"

Me and acousticrock87 bonding over mutual hate of Nico's voice. It's a moment in time we'll never recapture so let's savour it.

I think all the tracks are great, but her voice...For fuck's sake.

I don't think she sings on Sunday Morning.

Tell her to go back to voice hell where she belongs.

femme fatale sounds like fucking elevator music.

"Vhy is Sir Pookie so and cruel to meee?
By ze black sea, ice floes in my heaaaaaaarrt."
*Does minimalist harmonium fiddling*

I was about to defend it, but actually it does sound like elevator music...

Still, I like it.

I'll check my vinyl copy of the 1st LP laster on tonght to check...

or like "please hold" music

I'm a sucker for anything with major 7th chords. I can't help it.

Hahaha.

Personally, if it has a D chord anywhere in it, it's my favorite song ever.

i like flat chords

Woah. So like, every song?

The day I found out that you could replace all major/minor chords in a progression with maj7/min7 chords and make it sound like jazz was probably the happiest day of my life. (Slightly exaggerated.)

Flatted 13ths are also incredible. And whatever these are:

4
3
4
3
x
x

That be a diminished chord, sir.

I thought so, but didn't feel like looking. They sound great after a long pause.

i don't know what any of you are talking about.

i like things like these, which could be flats or sharps depending on how you want to look at it.

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6
6
4
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C-sharp/D-flat - the first chord in the descending riff on the Stooges' "Search And Destroy".

0
4
2
1
0
x

Best chord ever. From the Diablo town theme. It's gotta be stummed upwards, to. I don't know why.

yes.
flat chords arranged with regular chords can be interesting and really dark sounding sometimes.