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Originally Posted by michelej1
It truly is. SYLM is everything beautiful this line up has to offer.
Little Lies is iconic, but not in a good way, I don't think. In fact, I consider it more infamous than anything else.
I like Little Lies, for myself. At home, in the privacy of my own bedroom. I don't like the association it left in the public's mind about what this band is. I think Little Lies has had such a strong hand in shaping the perception of what kind of music these people put out. It's amazing what one little song can do. Well, Little Lies and Don't Stop too. That's a one-two punch that it's hard to recover from.
I like those two songs and am so thrilled about what the Clinton campaign did to reintroduce the world to FM and to each other, but I don't want FM to be defined by Little Lies and Don't Stop to the extent that it has been.
They're both iconic songs, no doubt. Michele
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Agreed. For better or worse, "Little Lies" and "Don't Stop" are two of their most recognizable songs. It also amazes me to see how many people seem to really enjoy "Don't Stop" performed live, even now.
I enjoy "Little Lies" for what it is (a sugary piece of 80s pop), but it's hardly the best the band has to offer.