So even though I don't listen to their band much, MGMT has one good song under their belt. Electric Feel. This song has a smooth beat and it's pretty catchy. The lyrics don't have as many words as most songs but it has lyrics that are descriptive and to me they give away what they're actually talking about.
Many people beleive this song is about the way a guy feels about an amazing girl that he gets the chills from just looking at. The lyrics are confusing to someone who maybe listened to this song for the first time, or someone who isn't trying to pay attention to the real meaning. This song, like many, manyyy other songs, is about addictive drugs. Don't let the lyrics fool you when they mention "her". Yes, they describe this feeling as though it's about a girl, but thats just a way to mention the drug without having to really say it.
When the song says, "She gonna teach me how to swim," it's making a connection to the prescribed drug called oxycontin. When someone refers to 'swimming' they are reffering to oxycontin. This drug is medically used as a pain killer but many people who are prescribed become addicted. So it's really no surprise that this song is really all about the feeling this band gets when ever they are using it.
It's pretty sad that songs these days are all about drugs, sex, partying, and getting "f-ed" up, but thats just about all those people are doing now. Once a person becomes famous and starts gaining bigger and bigger pay they don't know what to spend it on anymore and turn to drugs and having their own type of twisted fun. I'm sure this wasn't the case about 70 years ago, but times change. People are now doing things that they don't think will effect them or they don't even care. Personally, I wish people could understand how much their decisions really effect them and the people who care about them.
I saw them live in chicago and they were definitely on something
ReplyDeleteii likee this soong:D
ReplyDeletelovvee this song..
ReplyDeletei love all MGMT songs, i think they are fantastic
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