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Placebo — I Know
Album: Placebo
Avg rating:
6.1

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Total ratings: 115









Released: 1996
Length: 4:39
Plays (last 30 days): 0
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I know, you love the song, but not the singer
I know, you've got me wrapped around your finger
I know, you want the sin without the sinner
I know
I know

I know, the past will catch you up as you run faster
I know, the last in line is always called a bastard
I know, the past will catch you up as you run faster
I know
I know

I know, you cut me loose from contradiction
I know, I'm all wrapped up in sweet attrition
I know, it's asking for your benediction
I know
I know

I know, the past will catch you up as you run faster
I know, the last in line is always called a bastard
I know, the past will catch you up as you run faster
I know
I know
Comments (17)add comment
princeofpeoria wrote:
okay ... originally a 4 ... took it to a 2 ... I have it at a 5 ... but I think I'm gonna drop it to a 3
What, do you have a log book?
Posted 18 years ago by sans    [ Reply ]
Brilliant song, brilliant album! Their next one though, "Without You I'm Nothing" is the best album they'll ever make!
Posted 18 years ago by MacHazzer    [ Reply ]
okay ... originally a 4 ... took it to a 2 ... I have it at a 5 ... but I think I'm gonna drop it to a 3
Posted 18 years ago by princeofpeoria    [ Reply ]
Unlike Bettie Serveert which played before this Placebo song, the gentleness and loudness don't mix too well.
Posted 18 years ago by plutodazed    [ Reply ]
I like a lot of Placebo songs, but this isn't one of 'em. 4.
Posted 19 years ago by Gribnif    [ Reply ]
oldslabsides wrote:
This guy's voice is nails on a chalkboard to my ears. Ack.
I'd take nails on a chalkboard over Placebo. I'd take throwing a hundred cats at a chalkboard over Placebo. But, is Brian Molko actually singing on this one? Did even the sound engineer turn his mike down so far it's hard to tell? Can't blame the guy...a generous 3.
Posted 19 years ago by Roverfish    [ Reply ]
Seems that some enjoy music for their vocals, and some for the music. I personally enjoy songs for their music, and could care less what the singers voice sounds like, or what about what they're saying. You can't, or at least I can't, understand what more than half of these singers are saying anyways. Most importantly to me, Brian Molko infuses raw emotion into his vocals, and the band does as well, which is lacking in a high percentage of the bands out there these days. Face it, you people are all just homophobes, and are hiding behind the notion that he has a nasally voice. Admit it.
Posted 19 years ago by kevbo77    [ Reply ]
Oh. Placebo. Who are they ripping off now?
Posted 19 years ago by Mugro    [ Reply ]
goes from 9 to 10...
Posted 19 years ago by coding_to_music    [ Reply ]
This guy's voice is nails on a chalkboard to my ears. Ack. :headache.gif:
Posted 19 years ago by Red_Dragon    [ Reply ]
An amazing song. Their self-titled album is pretty phenomenal actually, I can understand how some people may be put off by Brian Molko's nasal vocals, but their musicianship is top notch.
Posted 19 years ago by DMay    [ Reply ]
I know, the past will catch you up as you run faster...
Posted 19 years ago by mkd    [ Reply ]
very catchy, I give it a 9...
Posted 19 years ago by coding_to_music    [ Reply ]
Love it. Placebo is great and definitely fits the Eclectic Rock motto of RP.
Posted 19 years ago by utopiapark    [ Reply ]
amazing
Posted 20 years ago by agoston    [ Reply ]
Dan-o wrote:
*I know*...how about some cheese with that "whine"?
Come on man, Placebo is kinda rappish, kinda electronic, thats eclectic!!
Posted 20 years ago by JokesandJokesandJokes    [ Reply ]
*I know*...how about some cheese with that "whine"?
Posted 20 years ago by Dan-o    [ Reply ]