Spoon Lyrics     The shift in power toward independent alt-rock labels is highlighted by the 2005 success of Austin's Spoon. Led by diabolically talented singer-songwriter Britt Daniel and his creative partner Jim Eno (drums), the band made a splash on respected Matador Records before moving to industry powerhouse Elektra, which didn't work out for them. Now they're celebrated as a jewel in the crown at the simpatico Merge label run by members of the North Carolina indie-punk outfit Superchunk. Ironically, Spoon's mainstream profile has risen despite Merge's off-the-radar image. Spoon's early music recalled the "angular," pleasingly harsh sound of early Pavement and Archers of Loaf, with Daniel's impressionistic lyrics filling the empty spaces with an offbeat economy and the hint of a smirk. Matador issued Telephon and the Soft Effects EP before Spoon signed with Elektra for 1998's A Series of Sneaks. Their mightiest display of post-punk tactics, the record was nonetheless dead in the water before its release. Following this commercial disaster, the band's A&R champion at Elektra, Ron Laffitte, won himself the honor of a two-song CD single, "The Agony of Laffitte"/"Laffitte Don't Fail Me Now." (A Series of Sneaks was later reissued by Neil Young's Vapor imprint.) Burned but game -- and seemingly determined never to release two similar albums in a row -- Spoon got back into the game with the Merge EP Love Ways and the subsequent Girls Can Tell. Named for a little-known Crystals/Dixie Cups number co-written by Phil Spector, Girls built on Spoon's reputation for literate, sophisticated, sometimes pounding rock. It became a staple at radio and scored high with critics, some of whom had no doubt missed out on the glories of the Elektra disc. Branching out further, Daniel and Eno leaned more heavily on piano and even danceable grooves for 2002's Kill the Moonlight. Frequent airings of "The Way We Get By" made a slight erosion in the wall between alt pop and mainstream pop. Spoon achieved further renown with their third Merge long-player, 2005's Gimme Fiction. Agony? No more. Download Spoon MP3s here Buy rare Spoon vinyl records, CDs and rare music albums: Arias & Symphonies Believe Or Suffer Bridges Over Borders Gimme Fiction Girls Can Tell    I Turn My Camera On I'm All Shook Up Kill The Moonlight Nova Heart    Series Of Sneaks Talkback The Godfather Vertigo Tango

Spoon Song Lyric: Claws Tracking You could feel, a lot of doubt On the runway, and in her murder walk, you could tell Maybe it's how she fell When she saw you, maybe it's how she fell Like some bright orange pumps It was the murder mystery she didn't want She put her claws deep in your arm and It made the tracks go all red Pull yourself together, hon. Or heaven's just in your head. When the bulbs had all broke and hit the ground There was hardly any sound, yeah yeah yeah yeah Then you see a lot of doubt... and then they knew All along it was you. It's too late now Cause breaking up's hard to do Get This Ringtone All The Negatives Have Been Destroyed All The Pretty Girls Go To The City Back To The Life Change My Life Claws Tracking Cvantez Dismember Don't Buy The Realistic Don't Let It Get You Down Everything Hits At Once Idiot Driver Jonathon Fisk Me And The Bean Nefarious Paper Tiger Plastic Mylar Small Stakes Someone Something Something To Look Forward To Stay Don't Go The Fitted Shirt The Government Darling The Way We Get By Theme To Wendel Stiver Towner Vittorioe Wanted To Be Your You Gotta Feel It Darling Be Home Soon Did You Ever Have To Make Up Your Mind

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