Never saw so much love in 1m20s.

 

Algures no terramoto da Venezuela. Coragem e fidelidade. When you need me, I'll be there. When you're afraid, I'll be there. When it happens — I'll be there. I'll be with you, today, tomorrow, and beyond.

Neil Young - the needle and the damage done live at massey hall, 1971

"Neil Young played “The Needle and the Damage Done” live at Massey Hall in Toronto in January 1971. The song captures the tension and cost of addiction through vivid, prophetic lyrics. In the live setting, Young’s phrasing feels raw and urgent, almost like a confession."

The Beach Boys - surfin, 1961

"Brian recalled that his brother had made the suggestion to write a surfing song, after which Brian conceived "Surfin'" while repeatedly singing the title line at his piano. In his recollection, it was within hours that he completed the song and titled it "Surfin'". The Wilson brothers' cousin, Mike Love, is credited with contributing the lyrics and the "bom-dip-di-dip" hook, which had been lifted from Jan and Dean's 1959 hit "Baby Talk". "I wanted it to have a doo-wop sound", Love said."

Acid House Kings - brighter, 1997

"Historically, acid house spread from club DJs and underground scenes to a wider audience by the late 1980s, and its sound went on to influence many later electronic genres (like techno, trance, breakbeat hardcore, jungle, and others)."

The Mountain Goats - done bleeding, 2019

“Done Bleeding” is the first song on the 2019 album “In League with Dragons”. John Darnielle has said the song is about his decision and time leaving his job as a psychiatric nurse at Metropolitan State Hospital in Norwalk, California."

Fleetwood Mac - mission bell, 1970

"The album title is taken from the name of two converted oast houses, known as Kiln House, in Truncheaunts Lane in East Worldham, near Alton, Hampshire. The oast houses had previously been used for drying hops for beer brewing and were later combined into one building."

Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - electricity, 1979

"Electricity" was the first song that Andy McCluskey and Paul Humphreys wrote together at the age of 16. It addresses society's wasteful usage of energy resources. Inspired by Kraftwerk's "Radioactivity", the track was described by McCluskey as "a faster, punkier version of 'Radioactivity' with a chorus". As with single "Messages" from the same album, a sung chorus is substituted for a melodic synthesizer break."

The Beatles - taxman, 1966

"Written by the group's lead guitarist, George Harrison, with some lyrical assistance from John Lennon, it protests against the higher level of progressive tax imposed in the United Kingdom by the Labour government of Harold Wilson, which saw the Beatles paying over 90 per cent of their earnings to the Treasury. The song was selected as the album's opening track and contributed to Harrison's emergence as a songwriter beside the dominant Lennon–McCartney partnership. It was the group's first topical song and the first political statement they had made in their music."

Dystopian Novels - ignored, 2025

"This bittersweet ballad sings of topics of despair and hopelessness while drawing you in with sway-worthy acoustic guitar and a warm tone that one can only assume comes from an analog recording or something adjacent."

Death Cab For Cutie - full of stars, 2026

"I Built You a Tower was created during a period marked by both reflection on the band's past and significant personal change for frontman Ben Gibbard. At the time, they were touring to mark the 20th anniversaries of the albums Transatlanticism and Plans, while also performing with side project the Postal Service."

Club 8 - birthday, 2026

"dream pop and twee sound, the track features breezy, melancholic vocals and shimmering synth layers."

Acid House Kings - from the notes i've made so far, 1997

"With its bright, jangling guitars, breezy melodies, and that signature melancholic-yet-sweet Swedish pop vibe, it perfectly captures the early Sarah Records / Tweededeck-inspired sound they are known for."

My Morning Jacket - take my breath away cover, 2004

"Take My Breath Away" is a song written by Giorgio Moroder and Tom Whitlock for the 1986 film Top Gun's soundtrack, performed by American new wave band Berlin and included on their album Count Three & Pray."

Bob Dylan - tell me that it isn't true, 1969

"One of the more gratifying aspects of Dylan's career, so diverse and full of albums that sound remarkably different from each other, is that any number of his albums can grab your attention for long periods of time and not let go until you've fully exhausted the joys of that particular song cycle."

Pop Club - over the moon, 2026

"It's an upbeat, introspective indie/pop-rock track with themes of feeling out of place yet euphoric ("over the moon") in a relationship or moment."

Michael Rother - südseewellen, 1987

"Traumreisen is the third studio album which Rother recorded without any assistance. The entirety of the album was written and performed by Rother utilising guitar and electronic instrumentation."

Acid House Kings - first time, 1997

"First Time" is a song by the Swedish indie pop band Acid House Kings from their 1997 album of the same name. It features the band's characteristic twee/80s-influenced sound: jangly guitars, bright synths, and simple, catchy melodies."

The Lightning Seeds - three lions live, 1998

"So successful was the original ‘Three Lions’, buoyed by England’s near miss at the 1996 European Championships, that the only logical thing for David Baddiel, Frank Skinner and Ian Brodie to do was re-record it for the next big international tournament: the 1998 World Cup."

Sintra, pôr do sol sobre a casa do escritor Francisco Costa há poucos minutos atrás, em 10 de junho de 2026

Belle And Sebastian - it only takes one lion, 2026

"The lyrics came to Stuart Murdoch in the hazy aftermath of Scotland’s dramatic qualification for the World Cup. The Belle and Sebastian frontman had watched his side’s playoff victory over Denmark through his fingers before deciding to write his own anthem to a team he has followed for more than 50 years. “Most people recognised instantly the next day that they’d witnessed the most important Scottish game ever,” says Murdoch. “That was our magic moment.”

Pink Floyd - goodbye cruel world, 1979

"With his final “goodbye,” Pink places his last brick, abruptly cutting off the music and his farewell, as if we’re stationed on the outside of his wall along with the rest of the “cruel world.” On an album where nearly every song segues into the next via an instrumental or sound effects interlude, the silence that cuts into the end of the album’s first half is instantly jarring, the immensity of Pink’s wall felt in the void where only seconds before a musical life existed. Figuratively speaking, the wall silences all."

The Innocence Mission - this boat, 2020

“This Boat” is lovely as ever, with limpid guitar, luminous piano and strings enveloping Karen Peris’ earnest, trembling vocals. The song seems to explore the strangeness of how time unfolds, historically and personally: Boats giving way to planes; the sunrise that begins each day. “Things that we started out here to say / went down the street and turned into a day,” Peris sings, musing on time’s constant forward motion, and its debt to what came before."

Ingraban - the one i love rem cover, 2026

"A long time ago, I played in a band covering this song (and many others). Of course, at some point I wanted to do my own cover version. In case, one of the old band members checks in here: "Hello!"

Saint Etienne - nothing can stop us instrumental, 1991

"The first song me and Pete ever wrote. Beginners luck."

Acid House Kings - heaven's just a kiss away, 1997

"The Creation Records boss Alan McGee had a band called Biff Bang Pow! released an album called The Acid House Album. We thought that was funny, so we decided to call ourselves Acid House Kings. In retrospect, maybe not a brilliant choice. Or maybe it was?"

Death Cab For Cutie - stone over water, 2026

"The band collectively had this to say about the new song in a press release: “‘Stone Over Water’ is a song about trying to convince everyone around you and most importantly, yourself, that you are okay when you definitely are not.”

Ingraban - strange things will happen the radio dept cover, 2022

"I watched the movie (Bon Appetit) and fell in love with this tune. And now, years later, off and on I still listen to the song - always in an endless loop. Obviously, I had to record my version. As a drum set, I used the little typewriter, I inherited from my great aunt some 25 years ago."

A-ha - time and again, 2002

"They still sound remarkably inventive, and in many cases ahead of their time."

Club 8 - she never call me, 1996

"One of their earliest tracks showcasing jangly, melancholic pop and Karolina's soft vocal style; helped establish their presence in the Swedish indie scene."

Neil Young - there's a world live at massey hall, 1971

"Singing in a hushed and fragile voice, it almost sounds like he's locked in a bedroom rather than on a theater stage, and as such it's jarring to hear the rapt-silent crowd explode into applause between songs."