The chord progression in the intro and verses aren’t identical to those in “Walking With a Ghost,” and both songs proceed in different ways, but it’s impossible for “We Didn’t Do It” to shine as long as it stands in the shadow of a big hit. The song is fine, if not a little boring. We Didn’t Do It (Sara)Įvery time this song comes on, I expect it to be “Walking With a Ghost,” and I feel disappointed when it’s not. Speaking of the original album, here’s a celebratory ranking of my least-to-most favorite songs on So Jealous with credit to the original songwriters. For newer fans or those with piqued interest, now’s a great time to jump in! But don’t miss out on the original album.
It never even occurred to me that they could do that. But get this: on Still Jealous they switch to singing lead vox on each other’s songs! As a person of lesbian experience, this is especially exciting to me and other long-time fans who - don’t make fun of me - can identify which sister wrote which song based on lyrics, instrumentation, and timbre. When making albums the sisters write and sing lead on their own songs, producing a more or less even split of songwriting on each record. Still Jealous is a re-imagining of its 2004 namesake, stripped down to minimal instrumentation. It’s emotionally indulgent heartbreak music, whether your heart is breaking or not (the album may or may not convince you that it is). Their first album to experiment with different styles, the melodrama of So Jealous is hard to resist. But So Jealous is about so much more than its catchy hooks. It was the album that launched them into the spotlight, which is often credited to two events: the White Stripes cover of “Walking With A Ghost” and the premiere of Grey’s Anatomy, the mid-aughts surprise indie tastemaker. Two years prior to my discovery of internet friends and unbeknownst to me, Tegan and Sara released their fourth studio album, So Jealous. When I came out to someone in my family for the first time, my internet friends listened in, muted on video chat. We shared songs and videos, played guitar, and gushed about the exquisite pain of first Straight Girl Crushes.
I landed on a Tegan and Sara fan forum, where I suddenly found myself up all night talking to new friends who were mostly also coming out. But I knew one thing: I loved the internet, and I loved Tegan and Sara. I didn’t know a lot of queer people or even understand the possibility of a queer community. I was starting to come out as some iteration of a lesbian. I met my first online friends in 2006 when I was 16. The Autostraddle Encyclopedia of Lesbian Cinema.LGBTQ Television Guide: What To Watch Now.I prayed with all my heart and I just know something good is gona happen.
Nice one bro love it Comment by Johnny West Yada yada yada Comment by Payton Brantly✌🏼 Play on my birthday every year! I’m 14 years older than Released it's released on my brithday! On NovĢ6 dope! Now I have a anniversary song to 💕woow Soo FIReeeee🍓 Comment by PARTYWSYDNEY Vocalizations of Metacognition Comment by Heidi Blair God i would do anything to get you back Comment by Carrie Jensen You’re above it Comment by Cecil WhitesideĬant believe i found this in 2022, so good Comment by anthonygarcia88 Huge thanks to Stereogum for the premiere: bit.ly/ManilaKillaWalkingWithAGhostįollow me on Facebook: Follow me on Twitter: /manilakillaįollow Tegan and Sara on Facebook: Follow Tegan and Sara on Twitter: /teganandsara Pre-order Tegan and Sara's album 'So Jealous' out on 12/23 here: / I was put up to the task of remixing one of my favorite artists - This was a challenge as 'Walking With A Ghost' was a rock n roll track, but I flipped in a way so that Tegan & Sara fans and my fans alike could enjoy something brand new and fresh! My remix will be available for purchase soon <3
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