“Pedestrian at Best” by Courtney Barnett

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“Pedestrian at Best” by Courtney Barnett

	song info     “Pedestrian at Best” by Courtney Barnett (official video) is an indie rock song.     Song Title: Pedestrian at Best (official video)     Artist: Courtney Barnett     Album: Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit     Genre: indie rock, alternative     Composer: Copyright © 2014 lyrics:Courtney Melba Barnett music: Courtney Barnett, Dave Mudie, Bones Sloane, Dan Luscombe     Lead Vocals: Courtney Barnett     Guitar: Courtney Barnett, Dan Luscombe     Bass: Bones Sloane     Drums: Dave Mudie     Percussion: Dave Mudie     Producer: Courtney Barnett, Burke Reid, and Dan Luscombe     Recorded: Melbourne in April 2014     Released: 16 February 2015     Label: Mom + Pop Music/Marathon Artists/Milk!     Rolling Stone 50 Top Songs of 2015: Pedestrian at Best (official video) was selected number #4 in Rolling Stone Magazine’s 50 Best Songs of 2015. See Rolling Stone.     Number of listens: 47592     Current rank: 47 (updated weekly)     Highest rank: 47 (play the video all the way through to register a vote for this song) Translations courtesy of Apple and Google.

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    Barnett had spent a year writing songs for her album but only showed them to her band a week before they were recorded in order to capture a “fresh” sound. The song “Pedestrian at Best” was written “at the last minute” and the recorded version was the first time that Barnett had sung the words out loud. The album was largely recorded across eight days in Melbourne during April 2014 but the release was delayed due to touring commitments. Barnett unveiled the album at the 2015 South by Southwest festival and then embarked on a world tour that began in Paris.

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    Landon: Great song!

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