"The song BMO sings, titled 'Time Adventure,' is so damn good."
"The song is far weirder than you ever thought."
"It's not as melodic as other songs in Gypsy, but what pushes 'Rose's Turn' over the edge isn't necessarily the musical quality, but the emotional work that needs to go into the performance."
"You Ain't Gotta Lie" - "I'm gonna go with you ain't gotta lie because untitled two is so long."
"You have to genuinely hear what he's feeling in this track right here."
"It's kind of wild how twisted a song like this really is."
"It's a deeply moving song. I think it's actually one of his most beautiful songs ever."
"Why is it so strange to think that some of the songs that they sing can be related to each other?"
"BMF and also came to mind, 'Aston Martin Music,' phenomenal singles. Actually, those are classic singles, yes, but the album cuts to me, I prefer 'Deeper Than Rap.'"
"Cash-grab, ripoff films like what you are about to see are able to be squirted out in junction with popular movies."
"The lesson in this song has still not been learned 50 years later."
"Perhaps Cemetery Gates is the best distillation of Pantera's new and exciting sound."
"Zodiac is director David Fincher's unsung masterpiece, skillfully made, perfectly cast, and shockingly faithful to the source material."
"This song is genius and details what I assume would have happened if Eminem got to the hospital later than he did."
"The way that this song carries the concept is just so unbelievably admirable."
"Every Disney Channel love song kinda sounds like a worship song."
"What defines them are their killing points, the killing points in those songs... every song since their debut, the killing point is not just good, not just great, it is earth shattering."
"The way it builds to that final gut-wrenching breakdown at the end is just epic."
"The first phase of How Soon is Now was an exploration of building a song around a single chord."
"Just listen to that drop, that's crazy, I love that!"
"It's funny - from the second the song started, I knew it was gonna have major modal mixture. They love playing modally between minor and major."
"So all the other bad Christmas songs you can name, they're bad, they're stupid, they're annoying but they are Christmas. Santa baby, I don't know what's going on in that song, I get what this is like, a love song to Santa, pretty weird."
"Elton's vocal in 'I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues' is executed with spirited conviction."
"Uptown Funk didn't feel like a song from the mid-2010s. It had this retro sound that made it seem almost displaced in time."
"I feel like this is the best comparable songs because they're both diss tracks, they're both similar vibes, so this is a fair comparison."
"From the multi-layered meanings of each track to the poem that continues to unfold."
"It's the ultimate pop contradiction song, you know, a lighthearted ditty with a heavyweight message."
"A lot of phases to this song, and obviously, given the title, some very political angles coming out of the lyrics too."
"Love Will Tear Us Apart alone, one of the greatest songs ever, just heart-wrenching. If you go back and read the lyrics, it's devastating, man."
"So the last line, which is probably the most used in the song when you really listen, sounds like this."
"It's somewhat tongue-in-cheek and corny but I actually like the balladry of it a lot."
"...if I were to throw a bone at Gerard and crew this would be one of those songs meant to save kids lives as it speaks very relatably on something as serious as self-hatred and wanting to end your own life..."
"Suzanne Vega's 'Luca,' an absolute rocket of a song covering the oh so 80s oh so sunshiny topic of child abuse."
"Analyzing and deconstructing a song can give a whole new meaning or understanding to that song."
"That's a firecraft from the last one, Gambino, I just listened to. Yeah, wow, I did say he had a nice voice. I like the song, I like the message it was sending, 'Me and Your Mama.'"
"Let's go on to song number two, this is the title track, this is 'Blue Bannisters.'"
"I mean, 'Die Hard the Hunter,' killer song. It's moody, it's rocking, it's textured. It's mid-paced, just like Stephen said."
"That's kind of what I'm getting from this song let's keep it going this little thing on the right."
"There's always meaning behind meanings of all lyrics and songs."
"...then you have 'Season's End' and for me, 'Season's End' like Stephen like you said starting off the 'King of Sunset Town', just an awesome song with that build and then you go into 'Easter', it's a one-two punch."
"Even Flow, that song was just an absolute perfect blend of so many different things."
"Tangled Up in Blue is probably most Dylan fans' favorite single song."
"...when you're following along with this song is going to really deepen the understanding of the song but also the artists and you can start to appreciate the choice of words that we've got in there..."
"High For This serves as an intro to House of balloons, but it also introduces the weekend in general."
"This does have a lot more depth than actually a lot of the other songs."
"Hell is for children is just absolutely brilliant; it's moody, it's atmospheric, it's poignant, and it's heavy."
"Our house by Madness was one of the most impactful songs of the 80s."
"How soon is now by The Smiths is a really unique song for so many different reasons."
"Listening to the song before I'll even attempt to play something... what's this song about, what's it saying, where's the melody going?"
"It's absolutely incredible to be able to see the instrumentation really shine within this song."
"No Quarter, man, there's so much to say about this song."
"It's very unique and I'm looking forward to kind of breaking down the parts for you and give you some insight as a composer as to what I think makes this song so unique."
"This song is all about tension and release, which is awesome."
"I think lyrically it's been amazing."
"It really is a song that's just zooming in on the emotion behind the notes."