What makes For What It's Worth by The Cardigans notable?

The song not only reached the Top 10 in several countries but also showcased a shift in lyrical depth that resonated with audiences seeking authenticity. Its critical reception highlighted a successful reinvention for The Cardigans, allowing them to maintain relevance amidst changing musical landscapes. Released as the lead single from their album 'Super Extra Gravity', this track marked a significant moment for The Cardigans as they transitioned into a more mature sound after their earlier pop hits. By 2003, the band had already established themselves in the alternative rock scene, but this song reflects their evolution as artists exploring deeper themes.

How many songs are on For What It's Worth?

For What It's Worth has 3 tracks, running approximately 14 minutes.

For What It's Worth

The Cardigans · 2003

14 min · 3 tracks · alternative rock

A blend of reflective lyrics and melodic hooks wrapped in a soft rock aesthetic, inviting introspection and emotional resonance.

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For What It's Worth — This title track captures the essence of the album with its poignant lyrics that explore themes of loss and reflection, anchored by a haunting melody.
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Das Model — A cover of Kraftwerk's classic, this track introduces an electronic element that juxtaposes with the rest of the album, highlighting The Cardigans' versatility.
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The Road — This track features introspective lyrics paired with expansive instrumentation, showcasing the band's growth and willingness to experiment with sound and structure.

Tracklist

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1 For What It's Worth 4:18
2 Das Model 2:54
3 The Road 6:52

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