You know, if a band's first language isn't English, I don't think it's unreasonable to give them the benefit of the doubt when a mangled phrase slips out, or when the sentiment is about a million years out of date in our own slang see: The Notwist's "One with the Freaks" , but sometimes you just have to draw a line. Plainly, Sweden's The Wannadies have a high degree of fluency with English. They've been the country's premier Britpop export aside from maybe Kent for a full decade now, belting out the hits in a foreign tongue like it was no big thing. But, god, the chorus to this album's second single, "Piss on You", is a fucking atrocity. On top of that, the song's opening line goes, "I like rock, but you give me the blues," which opens a whole socio-musicological can of worms.
Originally released in Scandinavia in on two compact discs comprising the 'before' and 'after' parts, the album was released on 8 September in the UK on a single disc with an enhanced multimedia section featuring videos for the singles "Skin", "Disko" and "Little By Little". This s alternative rock album-related article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
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