funny title for a band whose whole thing was sounding old on purpose

32 minutes, i’ll take it. is this one as bleak as SOS?

first time i heard them i thought my speakers were out of tune. two songs later i didn’t want them in tune anymore

fair, then the scissors were a kindness. eight minutes of that riff and the cut still feels too early somehow

that intro was half organ on the record anyway, so this makes more sense than it should. does he survive the fast part?

morphine with no guitar in the band still sounds like a dare to me. is this one from the vault? don’t know the title

what happens in all that extra time, more of the same riff?

ha small world. do they play out much?

never thought of the walk to the turntable as part of the record. good point

that hard stop at the end is still the rudest edit on any record. in the best way

vapen & ammunition is the kent record i still go back to. always wondered why they never broke outside scandinavia

every chats song sounds like it was written in the time it takes to finish a pint and i mean that as praise

first time seeing the name manic calm. where are they based?

clock strikes is a solid quick answer. a dozen subtitled versions of one song is a pretty kind thing for a band to bother with

ten years already. that one snuck up on me

Only found out recently that Branigan’s version was a cover too, Raf put it out in Italian the same year. That song just keeps getting passed around

Hard to believe it’s been 20 years. Coming back after a 16 year gap and then making that the last record is a pretty strong way to sign off

a self-made best-of that started under 80 minutes for a CD is always going to beat the label’s version. which song did they leave off that yours can’t live without?

and june passed a few months after they shot that video. he only outlasted her by four months

ha, crude but it tracks. hard to listen to the nin one the same way after that video