I actually have a connection to the singer of LCD Soundsystem through a great friend. He happens to be this friends uncle and I decided to ask her what the song was about. Apparently he went to a therapist in New York for around 10. My friend couldn't remember the name, but she says he was noted for creating group therapy. Anyway, the therapist decided to keep his sessions in a basement setting. Hence, "I miss the way we used to argue. Locked, in your basement." Needless to say, the singer developed a strong relation with this man. Unfortunately, the therapist suddenly died of a heart attack. This song is about dealing with his death.
Hope this helps. I am not making any of this up. I heard it from his niece.
I actually have a connection to the singer of LCD Soundsystem through a great friend. He happens to be this friends uncle and I decided to ask her what the song was about. Apparently he went to a therapist in New York for around 10. My friend couldn't remember the name, but she says he was noted for creating group therapy. Anyway, the therapist decided to keep his sessions in a basement setting. Hence, "I miss the way we used to argue. Locked, in your basement." Needless to say, the singer developed a strong relation with this man. Unfortunately, the therapist suddenly died of a heart attack. This song is about dealing with his death.
Hope this helps. I am not making any of this up. I heard it from his niece.