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Metric news (2)Metric - Synthetica Review 21-07-2012 | 0 comments Upon hearing Old World Underground, Where Are You Now? for the first time nearly a decade ago, my first concern was an inability to discern why Metric wasn't more popular. Specifically , why was I only... read more » New Metric Album 02-05-2009 | 0 comments Metric's 2005 album, "Live It Out," contained themes of giving up and giving in, but the band's latest effort, "Fantasies," is very much the opposite. In the opener "Help I'm Alive," frontwoman Emily ... read more »
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Most popular Metric songs (see all 66 songs) | |||
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| 1 | = | Black Sheep lyrics | 863 |
| 2 | * | Help, I'm Alive lyrics | 9,215 |
| 3 | * | Speed The Collapse lyrics | − |
| 4 | * | Breathing Underwater lyrics | − |
| 5 | * | London Half Life lyrics | − |
| 6 | * | Parkdale lyrics | − |
| 7 | * | Waves lyrics | − |
| 8 | * | The Twist lyrics | − |
| 9 | * | The Lifestyle lyrics | − |
| 10 | * | Soft Rock Star lyrics | − |
Most popular Metric albums (see all 7 albums) | |||
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| 1 | = | Fantasies [2009] | 1,627 |
| 2 | = | Synthetica [2012] | 1,742 |
| 3 | * | Mainstream EP [1998] | 4,083 |
| 4 | * | Live It Out [2005] | − |
| 5 | −2 | Old World Underground, Where Are You Now? [2003] | − |
| 6 | * | Grow Up and Blow Away [2002] | − |
| 7 | * | Static Anonymity EP [2001] | − |
Metric biography (read more) |
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| Metric is an indie rock band formed in 1998 at Toronto, Canada and based at various times in Montreal, London, New York City and Los Angeles. The band members are Emily Haines (vocals, synthesizers |
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| Latest Metric comments | |
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| 31-01-2013 06:16 | |
| 1 posts | Song comment @ Soft Rock Star Does anyone else here think this song is about prostitution? I think she's reflecting on a culture that values women only for their appearance. The song appears to be the stream of consciousness of a young woman as she starts work as an escort / "Choose the highest bidder", was my answer When they told me I was up for sale / The chorus is what gives it away. Women are told they are "up for sale"; the wage gap and other symptoms of institutionalized oppression create an environment where men so conveniently have access to women who just so happen to be in need of some extra cash in order to have a standard of living comparable to the average white family man. Pretty bad situation to grow up in. Metric's response is bubblegum soft pop rocks, sweet and soft in your mouth, like you don't really know what to do with it. / Schoolyard, junior high-style Bullies have always tried to buy the better girls But failed. Now, "the cheque is in the mail". / She goes on to say that her current situation is similar to junior high. The word 'style' suggests something of a metaphor. She's saying the 'Guys' (the johns) are the bullies grown up. In junior high, the bullies would attempt to gain the favor of girls by giving them (probably stolen) gifts. The girls, the girls she looks up to, won't go out with the bullies who failed to endear themselves with tokens of affection. However, now, as she's a prostitute, these same guys probably are skimping out on payment and saying glib responses like "the cheque is in the mail". I add punctuation because I think it helps my interpretation. /Not a lot of room to move, but where is my guy?/ She's probably meeting a client at a crowded club. She's his "novelty cheap pink spotlight" - he meets her at a crowded club so that he can get the attention alluded to earlier in the song. Maybe she doesn't have a lot of room to move because of the skinny, tight dress she's in. |
| 23-07-2012 02:55 | |
| 1 posts | Song comment @ Black Sheep AWESome |
| 16-11-2011 16:04 | |
9 posts | Song comment @ Black Sheep One of my favorite songs from Scott Pilgrim. |
| 16-11-2011 16:03 | |
9 posts | Song comment @ Gold Guns Girls I love this song! So catchy and cool. |
| 19-07-2011 10:41 | |
797 posts | Song comment @ Help, I'm Alive |
| 16-06-2011 23:23 | |
| 1 posts | Song comment @ Black Sheep One of my favourite songs |
| 11-03-2011 18:10 | |
264 posts | Song comment @ Raw Sugar They have magic!!! |
| 24-02-2011 01:57 | |
6 posts | Song comment @ Help, I'm Alive Amazing lyrics! 10+!! |
| 25-01-2011 18:40 | |
264 posts | Song comment @ Black Sheep i really love the "ooh" part |
| 23-01-2011 17:11 | |
264 posts | Song comment @ Combat Baby Love this song! There's something in the vocal that's really something, in a good way |
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