Feb 1, 2005 #1 T theu2fly Refugee Joined Dec 25, 2002 Messages 2,258 Does anyone hear a similiarity? It may not be lyrically equal, but I think 'Float On' borrows heavily from Sunday Bloody Sunday.
Does anyone hear a similiarity? It may not be lyrically equal, but I think 'Float On' borrows heavily from Sunday Bloody Sunday.
Feb 1, 2005 #2 XHendrix24 Refugee Joined Jan 2, 2005 Messages 1,496 Location South Carolina theu2fly said: Does anyone hear a similiarity? It may not be lyrically equal, but I think 'Float On' borrows heavily from Sunday Bloody Sunday. Click to expand... Being a big Modest Mouse fan myself, as well as being very familiar with both songs, I think that you think wrong. However, I guess the intros are KIND OF similar. But, even that's a little bit of a stretch.
theu2fly said: Does anyone hear a similiarity? It may not be lyrically equal, but I think 'Float On' borrows heavily from Sunday Bloody Sunday. Click to expand... Being a big Modest Mouse fan myself, as well as being very familiar with both songs, I think that you think wrong. However, I guess the intros are KIND OF similar. But, even that's a little bit of a stretch.
Feb 1, 2005 #3 neutral genius of compression, Forum Moderator Joined May 5, 2004 Messages 13,028 Location forty miles from atlanta, this is nowhere I'm a big Modest Mouse fan too and I'd never thought about that before, but I can see it a little. Especially in the intro.
I'm a big Modest Mouse fan too and I'd never thought about that before, but I can see it a little. Especially in the intro.
Feb 2, 2005 #4 LyricalDrug Rock n' Roll Doggie Joined Nov 9, 2004 Messages 3,237 Location SF Bay Area, California, USA First time I heard it, I ran to play SBS next to it. They sound soooo similar to me.
Feb 2, 2005 #5 B bsp77 Refugee Joined Jul 6, 2004 Messages 1,956 Somebody has been smoking the crack pipe again.
Feb 2, 2005 #6 thrillme Refugee Joined Dec 15, 2001 Messages 1,947 Location <---over that'a way I thought the same thing, there's a guitar part in Float On, that sounds similar to Sunday Bloody Sunday. And no, no crack pipe was involved. *It is possible I've been listening to U2 a lot, so maybe that has something to do with it.*
I thought the same thing, there's a guitar part in Float On, that sounds similar to Sunday Bloody Sunday. And no, no crack pipe was involved. *It is possible I've been listening to U2 a lot, so maybe that has something to do with it.*
Feb 2, 2005 #7 isabelle_guns Refugee Joined May 1, 2004 Messages 1,662 Location Vancouver totally wrong in my opinion
Feb 2, 2005 #8 J Judah War Child Joined Aug 1, 2000 Messages 760 Location Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada I think the first four notes of the main guitar line may be similar (somebody should transcribe and compare), but that's about all...
I think the first four notes of the main guitar line may be similar (somebody should transcribe and compare), but that's about all...
Feb 2, 2005 #9 ADecentMelody War Child Joined Oct 20, 2004 Messages 982 Location Denver, CO Come on! I even listened to the live studio version. It's nothing like SBS. It's in the key of D also, but so is a million other songs.
Come on! I even listened to the live studio version. It's nothing like SBS. It's in the key of D also, but so is a million other songs.
Feb 3, 2005 #11 Catman Rock n' Roll Doggie Joined Jan 14, 2002 Messages 3,538 Location Louisiana YES! Even my brother (who's not as big on U2 as he is some other bands) said so (he's the one that actually brought it to my attention!).
YES! Even my brother (who's not as big on U2 as he is some other bands) said so (he's the one that actually brought it to my attention!).
Feb 4, 2005 #12 P popshopper Acrobat Joined Sep 18, 2002 Messages 459 There's a shakira song on her last album which is a blatant rip off of sunday bloody sundays intro.