Jul 15, 2023
And it is the devil you know That will slam the door harder Make of that what you will
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And it is the devil you know That will slam the door harder Make of that what you will
“Prophets” by A.C. Newman
From the album “Get Guilty”, 2009
And it is the devil you know that will slam the door harder Make of that what you will Make of that what you will
Squabbits (A.C. Newman has a new solo LP)
All right! The newest (2009) release from A.C. Newman is a lot of fun. This was of course to be expected from The New Pornographers headman and star-crooner Carl Newman. This is the title track from Get Guilty (Matador Records). Check it.
Download "The Changeling (Get Guilty)"
Squabbits (A.C. Newman has a new solo LP)
All right! The newest (2009) release from A.C. Newman is a lot of fun. This was of course to be expected from The New Pornographers headman and star-crooner Carl Newman. This is the title track from Get Guilty (Matador Records). Check it.
Download "The Changeling (Get Guilty)"
30) "There Are Maybe Ten or Twelve" - A.C. Newman
For me, A.C. Newman represents the quintessential "college discovery" band. I first heard the song when it played during the season 4 finale of How I Met Your Mother. I enjoyed the song and looked it up to learn the artist, but I left it at that for the moment. A short time later, an upperclassman whose musical tastes I respected made a few remarks about A.C. Newman, so I figured I should check him out. Needless to say, I was hooked. The following year, a coworker and I did a music swap and I got my hands on most of his work with The New Pornographers. I've been a fan ever since. I chose "There Are Maybe Ten or Twelve" for this list because the last verse of the song really spoke to me at the time regarding a former relationship that had fallen apart.
Enjoy.
Who said that love songs need to be soppy ballads? I think this is a beautiful love song and that is all that matters.
