Who else thinks Little Things Give You Away is the best song LP have ever made?

It's just so beautiful and epic, with nice lyrics, great drum work, cool synths and nice gentle guitars. ATS is my favourite album but TLTGYA is my favourite song by them. It's what I hoped LT would be like.

Edit: Autocorrect ruined the title.

 

THIS IS THE BEST SONG OF ALL TIME FOR ME.

 

You spelled "Empty Spaces" wrong.

 

It's probably their most mature and "deep" track ever, and some of the most intelligent and soulful drumming we've heard out of Rob.

 

I've always enjoyed that last ballad on each CD (exception: THP) It is a pretty solid track imo

 

It's definitely their best album closer for me.

 

Definitely a stand-out track, but I seem to appreciate it a little less than most people here. To me it's just a tad bit long, and the intro is a little boring. It could have used some variation in guitar/bass or something new besides the (incredibly awesome) drum and solo parts in the bridge/outro.

 

It's a fantastic song and one of the best in their discography. Between this and Hands Held High, some of the best lyrics from the band has come from MTM. That will always be LP's underrated masterpiece to me.

 

Its the third worst LP song just behind BID and Heavy.

 

hate to break it to you but I'm fully honest. Up to LT TLTGYA was the only LP song I hated ..since then we got BID and Heavy.

 

Haha don't get me wrong. i was just shocked because TLTGYA is my all time favorite song. but you know everyone has his own taste.

 

It's one of their best songs for sure. I love the drumming, the melody. It's Linkin Park at their best.

 

What is it that you dislike about TLTGYA?

 

When I first heard it I was blown away. It's absolutely light years ahead of most things they'd done before then, in terms of maturity and complexity.

Basically it's a fantastically well made song, it's clever and meaningful lyrically and the instrumentation fits the mood perfectly, it is subtle, intricate and builds up into an epic climax. Rob really shines on this track.

I can't vote it as their best ever, as it's tied with a few others as my favorite and it depends what mood I'm in as to which I prefer.

I'm so glad I was able to see it live, cos I'm not sure it will be brought back anytime soon (although I would love to see it return). It was amazing.

 

But...try the ketchup, motherfucker.

 

I think until that "explosion" comes (and some bits after it, just meander on for too long. Its like I wait for the song to get interesting and when it finally does I don't even bother with it anymore. Of course this is just guessing on my part, but I think that if either there were more changes in the song or the song was of a shorter length (like 3-4 minutes perhaps) it might be more to my liking.

 

It's definitely up there.