The Top 100 Songs You've (Probably) Never Heard - 2008
#68
When You Need Me
Thérèse Andersson
Sweden
Part opera, part pop, and part thunder sound effects; “When You Need Me” is an interesting mash up genres and natural phenomenon. You may recognize Therese as one third of Pay TV, the group that gave the world the best manufactured pop song ever (“Refrain, Refrain”).
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1 comment:
More songs should involve natural phenomena. The roar of the tornado! The percussion of the earthquake! Whatever sound permafrost makes as it reaches new ground!
And many pop songs should have hurricanes covering any actual music.
Refrain, refrain, refrain, refrain! I forgot about that song. So awesome.
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