Live It Out
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Imprint:
Montreal - Last Gang Records
Language:
English
Credits:
Producer, Jimmy Shaw.
Performers:
Metric.
Notes:
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Empty -- Glass ceiling -- Handshakes -- Too little too late -- Poster of a girl -- Monster hospital -- Patriarch on a vespa -- The police and the private -- Ending start -- Live it out
Empty -- Glass ceiling -- Handshakes -- Too little too late -- Poster of a girl -- Monster hospital -- Patriarch on a vespa -- The police and the private -- Ending start -- Live it out
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Characteristics:
1 sound disc :,digital ;,4 3/4 in.
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Add a SummaryTrack listing: 1.Empty 2.Glass Ceiling 3.Hand$hake$ 4.Too Little Too Late 5.Poster of a Girl 6.Monster Hospital 7.Patriarch on a Vespa 8.The Police and the Private 9.Ending Start 10.Live It Out
Canadian Indie Band Metric's second record release
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Add a Quote"Vertabrae by vertebrae Roll your way out of a coma Look up, the nurse is smiling What luck, the nurse is me Your old body is dead"
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Add a CommentCanadian Indie is always the best! Great CD, all songs are really unique. I forgot to pick this up at the library and I got a fine. Oops.
This is a great album! I love all things Metric, though. And thanks to the Gov't of Canada music program for supporting this album!
Great album from Canadian band Metric. Good songs throughout but be sure to check "Poster of a Girl", "Patriarch on a Vespa" and "Too Little Too Late"