SOMEONE STILL LOVES YOU BORIS YELTSIN - ESSENTIAL DOWNLOAD
January 28, 2010,
Written by The 405
Someone Still Loves You Boris Yelstin are the sort of band that somehow manage to make guilt-free pop music for the indie kids with ease; but not content with the 'Third best band on Weller Street' title, these guys have managed to slip a stadium rock anthem under my radar.
It was created for their own hometown minor-league team, the Springfield Cardinals. What an anthem!
MP3: Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin - Cardinal Rules
It came out in July of last year and we feel like absoulte chumps for missing this beautiful two minute(ish) pop classic.
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sean mccann
Heroic pop/rock nonsense! The kind of thing Weezer used to be really good at before they started to suck.
Genius!
danny - 12/03/10
This is absolute, unmitigated, GENIUS. Contender for my favourite video ever I think! Absolutely sick song too, prefer it to Ambling Alp fo sho. [view article]
danny - 12/03/10
This girl is amaaaazing! [view article]
duncan - 12/03/10
Nirvana, mainly because they were over and done with before I was musically conscious so Dave Grohl couldn't ruin them for me by how intrinsically annoying he is. [view article]
Will - 12/03/10
We are including all his musical directions in the debate, which is why we're discussing whether he was better in Foo Fighters or Probot also. Facts are he is a better drummer than he is a guitarist or vocalist, and as we're debating which band he was best in rather than which band he made the best, he thus performed better in Nirvana and QOTSA. To repeat what some of the others have said, he's been good in Foos and had a lot of fame, but hasn't been nearly as influential or impressive as in the bands beforehand. [view article]
Aaron - 11/03/10
Sure, but since Grohl has played his hand at many different musical directions its important to include all of them in this debate in order to find out when he was at his best. Otherwise It'd be a debate about when he was the best drummer... For the record, I do think he's a really good drummer. But doesn't it take a little something away from QOTSA as a band and Grohl himself, if were just going to consider his one off involvement with the group as his crowning moment? I've always been a fan of that band, way before Grohl ever did SFTD with them and though he was a great addition, it's not like the album was carried on his drumming alone. QOTSA are an awesome band regardless of whether Grohl played with them or not. [view article]