This track is blessed with one of Williams' most assertive early vocals, purring the opening line "I've got a lot to say to you / Yeah, I've got a lot to say" with all the attitude required and making the most of the haunted chorus hook ("They taped over your mouth / Scribbled out the truth with their lies / Your little spies"). The third single from "Riot," it peaked at No.
78 performance on the Hot 100 isn't for a lack of accessible pop hooks. They switch to chugging punk guitars on the bit leading into the chorus then hit you with a pregnant pause before Williams takes flight on the chorus. The fourth single from "Brand New Eyes," it begins with an angular post-punk guitar riff and propulsive drum fills as Williams approaches the mike to sing with attitude of her twisted-up frown disguised as a smile. 7 on Billboard's alternative songs chart, making No. The first single released from "Brand New Eyes," their third full-length effort, it hit No. Williams' New Wave pout is put to brilliant use on this explosive rocker, dripping with contempt on lines as resentful as, "You're not a judge but if you're gonna judge me/Well, sentence me to another life" and wailing the pre-chorus hook ("You treat me just like another stranger/Well, it's nice to meet you, sir/I guess I'll go, I best be on my way out"). And Hayley Williams' voice sounds right at home against that backdrop, sighing, "We get along for the most part, me and reality." 8, here's a look 15 of their greatest hits, from the first single, "Pressure," to several tracks from last year's model and at least one "Twilight" soundtrack hit.īuilt on a shoulder-shaking funk-guitar riff that would have sounded right at home on MTV in the "Sledgehammer" days (with just the sort of electronic drum fills that entails), "Grow Up" is one of several highlights of their new self-titled album that wears its love of New Wave culture like an extreme asymmetrical bob. With Paramore bringing their co-headlining tour with Fall Out Boy in continued support of a self-titled effort that debuted at No.
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