Holy fuck, I didn't mean to rez this thread. Just to post that picture...

Most of Penalty Life. I really love that album. I like the extra track as well:D The only song I don't like in that album is Phantom Pain. So if any one does like that song. You can post it here as an underrated song

I fucking love Phantom Pain. What's wrong with it?

I just don't like it. The lyrics, the instruments. All of it sucks. He seems to have rushed that song. No rescue no rescue. I love that album minus that one song.

Phantom Pain does nothing for me.

I think Frontiers is not underrated. People praise it all the time. Best song on GD, IMO.

Phantom Pain is badass. I love the intro the Guitar solo, and the outtro going back to the chorus from the guitar solo. Also, "No Rescue!" Is amazing.

I don't know... I didn't like it at first either, but it has grown on me.

I had a poor quality version of Phantom Pain, and It sounded REALLY bad. You couldn't really hear the "No rescue" part at all. Sounded like them mumbilng. When i was able to buy Penalty Life on Amoeba ONLY pillows album they had. And ONLY copy The song sounded a lot better. It still didn't do it for me.

The pillows have too many songs that get overlooked. I've seen a lot of praise for a lot of songs on this forum, but some deserving songs get ignored, from what I've seen. These are ones I feel should get a little more appreciation.

This is my Fashion. Short, upbeat, awesome added riff in the second half of the song...

Ame ga Futtekita You na ki ga Suru. This song has such a great vibe to it. Those two guitars together are something else. I never tire of this song.

Yoake ga Yattekita. This song almost seems a little ahead of its time. It almost feels like it should be on Kool Spice. The bass is prominent, which is nice, and the whole song is just relaxing.

Suicide Diving. Of all of the songs on Please Mr. lostman, this is the one I hear the least about. In fact, I never hear about this song. Shame. For me, it's the chorus that does it. Feels strangely heavy.

Wonderful Sight. How can you not love this song? Seriously, what needs to be said?

Skim Heaven. This is a fun song. It's catchy and upbeat, and Sawao makes a lot of noise. I don't know. I just don't think this song is liked much, but maybe I'm wrong.

Vain Dog (In Rain Drop). The guitars and the drums make this song. The solo is just epic-feeling. I'm always in the mood to hear this.

Come On, Ghost. The melody, the contrast between lead and backup vocals during the chorus, the solo, to the perfect ending... Must listen to this song now!

Winona. While it's not my favorite by any means, I do think it's underrated. It's just a good song, I think.

Tenshi Mitai ni Kimi wa Tatteita. I'm not sure this if this is really underrated or not, but it's sweet. It's like Kono yo no Hate Made's twin. One of Good Dreams' better songs.

Non Fiction. This is catchy. Really catchy. I can say no more.

Boys be Locksmith. For a B-side, this is awesome (like Wonderful Sight). The way the song progresses in the beginning and end, the chorus, it all fits together very nicely. This song definitely needs more attention.

Youngster (Kent Arrow). Most that I've seen do not like this song. I can not see why. It is (like many others) very upbeat. It makes you want to get on your feet and go do something.

A rather long list, but the pillows have a rather large discography. It's only natural so many songs would get bypassed. I hope you'll give these another try.



(This thread is old. Sorry. Had to do it. FOR THE MUSIC!)

Wow, I was just about to come back to bump this thread back from the depths. Why?

Right Here Like This/Kono Mama Koko de.

It's fucking incredible and no one ever talks about it.

[quote="discovolante"]Wow, I was just about to come back to bump this thread back from the depths. Why?

Right Here Like This/Kono Mama Koko de.

It's fucking incredible and no one ever talks about it.[/quote]

Freaking word. People usually choose Sitting on a Paper Moon over it, but I prefer Right Here Like This. Manabe's guitar is love.

I've always been a proponent for that song.

Kono Mama Koko De is AMAZING! I remember sitting on the train coming back from school last semester, re-listening to WI in its entirity. And when this song finished, I couldn't believe that I had overlooked it for so long! It's so sweet, and the guitar solo is amazing too. Sitting on a Paper Moon is good to, but I do perfer Kono Mama Koko De over it.

And while we're talking underrated songs: Mighty Lovers

Catchy as hell, great use of distortion, and it was the first song I learned to play on my guitar.

That song remind me of my grandmother before she passed away.
Whenever I listen to it, it always reminds me of a day when me and her
were together. At the park feeding ducks or taking a walk. I really get emotional
when Kono mama koko de plays, it is AMAZING. It really deserves more.

I would just like to reiterate: Boku de Irareru you ni

Who said Boku de irareru you ni was anything less than amazing? Huh? Which one of you was it?