Here Comes Your Man (track) by Pixies
Here Comes Your Man appears on the following album(s) by Pixies:
- Doolittle (track #5) (this album) (1989)
- Wave Of Mutilation: Best Of Pixies (track #13) (compilation) (2004)
- Death To The Pixies (track #4) (compilation) (1997)
- Death To The Pixies (track #28) (compilation) (1997)
- Pixies (The Purple Tape) (track #7) (compilation) (2002)
- Live At Coachella 2004/05/01 (track #17) (2010)
- Minotaur (track #26) (compilation) (2009)
- Live From Brixton Academy, London. June 2nd, 2004 (track #4) (2020)
- 1991‐06‐01: Live From Espace Médoquine, Bordeaux, France (track #24) (2021)
- Live From Coachella 2004 (track #17) (2022)
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5/100  | 05/02/2024 06:45 | jamiroquai | | 33/100 |
90/100 | 04/08/2024 03:34 | jrbaker | | 86/100 |
90/100 | 03/31/2024 19:56 |  genialbibi | | 91/100 |
100/100 | 03/08/2024 21:50 |  goeie-oko | | 87/100 |
75/100 | 02/12/2024 10:27 | EntList | | 80/100 |
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As much as I hate to give an 'ok' vote to a high-rated pixies song this one lacks all of of the elements that makes me love doolittle. Granted the bassline is nice, even catchy maybe, but if we're going by that metric then many mediocre songs are catchy.
An incredible song on an overrated album. The guitar is superb
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By far their best song, a true gem in the middle of an overrated album imo.
pjohnsongolf 09/29/2018 03:19
Perfect pop song
DeusExMackia 03/23/2018 22:47
Neo-60s pop rock with one of the most satisfying riffs ever at its centre. It's pretty much impossible not to like.
Ah yes, the gateway drug to Pixies.
This song is so sweet, love it.
Such an awesome track :)
buzzdainer 03/11/2017 19:25
Perhaps the best song on Doolittle, which is definitely saying something. It's Black Francis at his most melodic and subdued, and Joey Santiago at his most restrained--but the effect is just a fantastic little pop song about somebody being killed on a train during an earthquake. Make of that what you will; it's the Pixies, after all.
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