October 2010
34 posts
know you can count on me
know you can count on me
know you can count on me
to get so up for it
know you can count on me
i’ll get so up for it
i know at least i’ll try
who am i if i’m not up for it
where are you if i’m not up for it
want to put a bubble round you
with a force field switch
keep you secured just a little bit
but i know a secret child is just
a silly trick
who grows up to lose a force field switch
in between a hands on and a hands off
apprenticeship
where are you if i’m not up for it
i’ll get up for it
know you can count on me
know you can count on me
know you can count on me
to get so up for it
know you can count on me
i’ll get so up for it
know at least i’ll try
Panda Bear - Alsatian Darn (from the You Can Count On Me single)
- Noah Lennox: Ahhh, It was alright....The festival that we played I had some problems and I played really bad. But then the next day in Pomona I thought the show was really good. So it was kinda of sweet and sour experience I would say.
- Brooklyn Vegan: Was it technical difficulties or just a big festival mess?
- Noah Lennox: It was that and they ran out water and they ran out of food and everybody just seemed like pissed. So it didn't feel very good most of the day and then I had this like crazy, monster feedback and it just sort of sucked.
Panda Bear - You Can Count On Me (from the You Can Count On Me single)
iTunes has You Can Count On Me on sale now!
I’m choosing to not post any mp3 rips from Panda Bear’s You Can Count On Me single at least until it’s officially released next week. It not only has to do with quality but out for respect for Panda Bear and his management, who have publicly spoken out against low-quality leaks before.
Until then, here’s the description of the single from Domino:
A gentle duet between Panda Bear and himself, “You Can Count On Me” glimmers with third world melodic overtones, an ethereal uplifting number that is over before you become too familiar. “Alsatian Darn” on the other hand is a much different creature…a slightly foreboding track with an off-beat melancholy chord progression that occasionally lets the light break through with a jaunty two-step, if ever so briefly.
