A tragic story told with a classic alternative rock melody to back it up this is the theme of music that Filter specialized in most, and the reason why Short Bus was a platinum-selling album loved by many. Starting from the theoretical person confronting the man whose perspective we’re hearing the song from as well as the fact they claim that they’re too late shows this theme of the song quite well. There are various lyrics in the song that prove this.
Hey Man, Nice Shot was a very shock-heavy song, as the lyrics in the song directly gives the point of view of the man who committed suicide. And they lived and performed it like brothers.”įilter’s very first debut album Short Bus was created with this concept in mind, and introduced Hey Man, Nice Shot to the world which was then released on July 18th, 1995.
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And it was written, recorded and produced by two kids who hated everything from “social norms”, defining generational tropes, “the man”, and being told what to do and how to do it… They rejoiced in the chaos. As said on the official Filter site itself, “It was a place where melody met noise. A song that carries both referencing negative themes and carries a massive impact on the community is Hey Man, Nice Shot sung by the alternative rock band Filter back in 1995.īut what is the band Filter, and what did they make? Filter was a band who embraced chaos and rebellion over civil order. This being said however, musical history doesn’t base itself off of pure positive themes as all history in some way shape or form has that dark side. This being said however, many incidents in the music community are highlighted based on the positive impact a song makes whether it spawns from the positive growth it makes on a community, or alternatively the impact it makes on spawning a brand new genre that would further impact the generation with musical themes that they’d find themselves in. Throughout history, many songs come and go as they each make some form of impact on the musical community.
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