Spoon
Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga
Douban
★ 7.5 13 ratings
Spoon genre: Rock
release date 2007-07-10 publisher: Merge Records
This record starts with "Don't Make Me A Target", a song that builds on Spoon's familiar minimal rhythmic piano/guitar vamp popularized on earlier hits like "Small Stakes" or "The Way We Get By". The album quickly moves into uncharted territory with the atmospheric "The Ghost Of You Lingers" and moves through several different stylistic changes from the explosive "You Got Yr. Cherry Bomb" to the wall-of-sound horns of radio single "The Underdog". Their most heartfelt batch of songs since 2001's "Girls Can Tell".
Gimme Fiction
Douban
★ 6.9 11 ratings
Spoon
release date 2005-01-01 publisher: Merge Records
Spoon make some of the catchiest, most confident rock 'n' roll of any group around. Their fifth full-length is nothing short of a dizzying, soulful masterpiece, easily the most expansive work in their career. "Gimme Fiction" is a sprawling, exhilarating, filler-free album of keenly focused artistic vision and ambition.
A Series of Sneaks [US Bonus Tracks]
Douban
Spoon
release date 2002-06-04 publisher: Merge Records
Spoon的专辑总是让你听了不会觉得后悔,作为一只独立乐队,他们有着自己独特的风格和独特的声音. 近期一直在听Spoon,他们专辑的特点就是短,这张专辑在九十年代后期算是十分成功的作品,他们一贯的风格,歌曲短小,轻松却不俗气,听过他们的歌你可以发现这是一支十分可爱的乐队.
Lucifer On The Sofa
Douban
★ 7.4 17 ratings
Spoon genre: Pop
release date 2022-02-11 publisher: Matador
Two decades into their career, Spoon return with loud, low-down, melodious rock record almost without sacrificing any of their savory nuance and inscrutability.
Hot Thoughts
Douban
★ 7.8 8 ratings
Spoon genre: Rock
release date 2017-03-17 publisher: Matador Records
Hot Thoughts is the bravest, most sonically inventive work of Spoon’s career. With all due respect to earlier efforts that have made the quintet both critically acclaimed and a commercial contender, preconceptions about this band are about to be obliterated. That’s not to say Hot Thoughts doesn’t have a requisite supply of infectious earworms but there’s a lyrical bent that’s as carnal as it’s crafty, and a newfound sense of sonic exploration that results in the genresmasher Spoon have flirted with in the past but not fully consummated. Co-produced by Spoon and Dave Fridmann and reunited with Matador Records (third time’s the charm), let's acknowledge that Britt Daniel’s spot in the pantheon of rock’s genius songwriters was well established a ways back, but with the crackling, incandescent, multi-dimensional backdrop conjured on ‘Hot Thoughts’, the lines between accessible and experimental become non-factors for once and all. It’s pop as high art, delivered with total confidence and focus.