ahhhhhhhhhhhhh

what i was thinking of

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With you on Round The Hairpin though.

I like it too. I think it works how it creates that sense of calm and quiet for Carnival Kids to shatter in a headlong rush.

I really like that track it does jar a little with the rest of the album but it's amazingly cinematic and moody.

I would say "Chop Suey" by system of a down though simply because I must have heard it x1000 times now.

Bombtrack on RATM. I played it to death when very young on my home stereo, the old people wouldn't have appreciated the other tracks much.

the complete opposite of this.

who praises it has only listened to it twice so far.

"Nice day for a sulk,
That girl smells of milk..."
Terrible.

from A Ghost Is Born is the one that springs to mind for me. Utterly infuriating that they opted to put it before The Late Greats. Secret track - fine. But I defy ANYBODY (including the band themselves) to argue that its anything other than rank self-indulgence.

Others that I skip:
All Fired Up - Interpol (Our Love To Admire)
Electric Guitar - Talking Heads (Fear Of Music)
Radio America - The Libertines (Up The Bracket)

I'll think of more, I'm sure.

I'd rather skip a lot more songs than Riot Van. I personally think its a highlight.

and not whistle.

Bonded By Blood (A Song For Two Brothers)

i puke if i hear that pre-pubescent mouth farting for more than five seconds.

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frank turners second album, load the cd, close the tray, open the tray, sell cd

...and it follows 'Hey' and I'm always hitting the previous button.

you don't like pacific theme?