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i was just looking through the album art work and i always wondered why some words in the lyrics are in bold ? there has to be a reason for this and i figured this is the best place to try and get it figured out. here are all the lyrics that are in bold for some reason.....

Greasy Jungle
-metropolis noir

Yawning or Snarling
-take a look at this photograph

Inch an Hour
-book
-make me feel
-insanity
-move through night
-bemused
-winter
-in the dark
-i'm helpless
-with
-space

Emergency
-we're
-no longer
-emergency

Titanic Terrarium
-if there's glory in miracles
-it's that they're reversible


again, i always wondered why some words were bolded... anyone know why?
to drive people like you crazy...13 years later...
hold it upside-down against a mirror....
Well since no one knows the answer to that one - how about this.
When Trouble At The Henhouse came out - the website advertised 12 songs and a sonnet.
I never understood that. There are only 12 songs.
Can anyone explain?
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joshwayy Wrote:hold it upside-down against a mirror....

i honestly thought you were being serious for like 7 seconds
Tthip Wrote:Well since no one knows the answer to that one - how about this.
When Trouble At The Henhouse came out - the website advertised 12 songs and a sonnet.
I never understood that. There are only 12 songs.
Can anyone explain?
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it's been years since i looked at the case (i transferred it to a REAL cd case that didnt scratch it up quite as bad); but did it have something in the liner notes like the "dear you" letter from FC?

also, the words are probably bold cause they were particularily cool to the band, who knows?
Tthip Wrote:Well since no one knows the answer to that one - how about this.
When Trouble At The Henhouse came out - the website advertised 12 songs and a sonnet.
I never understood that. There are only 12 songs.
Can anyone explain?
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click on 12 songs and a sonnet... click on each track in order and watch the poem unfold (below the picture, above the lyrics)... or just click on the last track and read the entire thing... then lull, then vanish (sorry).
Ascetic-thin, coveted by vultures
And rendered childlike by the road
Das Hips repair to leeward culture
They back the truck up and unload
And get down to finding fresh pretense
To mistake the dream for prescience
The one where siren's honey tones
Leads us up to the microphones
Her instructions couldn't be more plain
Fear no reflection, fear no art
Let the manual be your heart
The blues are still required again

The trouble at the henhouse is
Her voice, it lulls then vanishes

... ah, memories.

ct
Chris Tanz Wrote:Ascetic-thin, coveted by vultures
And rendered childlike by the road
Das Hips repair to leeward culture
They back the truck up and unload
And get down to finding fresh pretense
To mistake the dream for prescience
The one where siren's honey tones
Leads us up to the microphones
Her instructions couldn't be more plain
Fear no reflection, fear no art
Let the manual be your heart
The blues are still required again

The trouble at the henhouse is
Her voice, it lulls then vanishes

... ah, memories.

ct
borgs Wrote:click on 12 songs and a sonnet... click on each track in order and watch the poem unfold (below the picture, above the lyrics)... or just click on the last track and read the entire thing... then lull, then vanish (sorry).
Thanx.
Butts Wigglin'

Quote: The alternate version of this song appeared on the Brain Candy soundtrack

What's the difference between this one and the one on the album?
i think the difference was the "boogie" aspect of it..one was a little more wigglin
Track listing
1. Some Days It's Dark - Death Lurks
2. Painted Soldiers - Pavement
3. Happiness - Matthew Sweet
4. Happiness Pie - Death Lurks
5. Six Dick Pimp - Liz Phair
6. I'm Gay - Scott Thompson/Joe Sealy
7. Spiralling Shape - They Might Be Giants
8. Swoon - Pell Mell
9. Birthday Cake - Cibo Matto
10. Butts Wigglin - The Tragically Hip
11. Postal Blowfish - Guided By Voices
12. Pablo And Andrea - Yo La Tengo
13. How To Play Your Internal Organs Overnight - Stereolab
14. Nata Di Marzo - Pizzicato Five
15. Eat My Brain - The Odds
16. Long Dark Twenties - Paul Bellini
17. Having An Average Weekend - Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet

Here's the track listing for Brain Candy, pretty good line-up. GBV, Pavement, The Odds, etc..
I'm intregued to here this alt version of Butts Wigglin.
Quote: The alternate version of this song appeared on the Brain Candy soundtrack
Okay, good. I thought I was insane. When I heard the other version I thought I was crazy because it sounded a lot slower. It's been haunting me ever since.