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Don Aman by Slint
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Slint Foi Uma Banda De Rock/Math-Rock Formada Em Louisville Kentucky EUA Em 1986 Dos Remanescentes Da Banda Squirrel Bait. Embora Tenham Acabado Por Volta De 1991 Influenciou Muito O Post-Rock Sendo Considerada A Banda Precursora Do Estilo. Intergrantes Brian McMahan Guitarra E Vocais. David Pajo Guitarra. Britt Walford Bateria. Todd Brashear Baixo Em Spiderland. Ethan Buckler Baixo Em Tweez.
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“Don Aman” Is The Third Track Off The 1991 Classic Album "Spiderland" By Slint. A Fan Favorite The Song Introduces An Episode In The Life Of Don A Lonely Man Who’s Feeling Disconnected At A Party. He Is Presented Glancing At People Interacting And Wishing That He Could Do The Same. Don’s Hesitation And Involuntary Divorce From Common Social Interactions Lead Him To A Better Understanding Of Himself And A Dubious Realization Of What He Had To Do In Regards To His Own Modus Operandi. "Actually I Wrote That Song. It’s Kind Of About A Guy At A Party And He Goes Outside To Kind Of… Get Back In Touch With Himself ’cause He Feels Uncomfortable At The Party." – Britt Walford Via FACT Magazine
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Slint Foi Uma Banda De Rock/Math-Rock Formada Em Louisville Kentucky EUA Em 1986 Dos Remanescentes Da Banda Squirrel Bait. Embora Tenham Acabado Por Volta De 1991 Influenciou Muito O Post-Rock Sendo Considerada A Banda Precursora Do Estilo. Intergrantes Brian McMahan Guitarra E Vocais. David Pajo Guitarra. Britt Walford Bateria. Todd Brashear Baixo Em Spiderland. Ethan Buckler Baixo Em Tweez.
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“Don, Aman” is the third track off the 1991 classic album "Spiderland" by Slint.
A fan favorite, the song introduces an episode in the life of Don, a lonely man who’s feeling disconnected at a party. He is presented glancing at people interacting and wishing that he could do the same. Don’s hesitation and involuntary divorce from common social interactions lead him to a better understanding of himself and a dubious realization of what he had to do in regards to his own modus operandi.
"Actually, I wrote that song. It’s kind of about a guy at a party, and he goes outside to kind of… get back in touch with himself, ’cause he feels uncomfortable at the party."
– Britt Walford via FACT Magazine Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.