9 Replies to “ Warm Change - Fucked Up - Glass Boys (CD, Album) ”

1. The key to enjoying "Glass Boys" is NOT to compare it to "David Comes to Life" (F***ed Up's masterpiece and one of the best albums of the s, in any genre) and just take it on its own terms. It's brilliant in its own right. The title track, in particular, is absolutely epic, while track 7 is the only weak one/5(15).

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2. May 26,  · Glass Boys Tracklist: Echo Boomer Touch Stone Sun Glass The Art Of Patrons Warm Change Paper The House DET Led By Hand The Great Divide.

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3. May 26,  · In our feature on Fucked Up's fourth album, vocalist Damian Abraham shed some light on the thought process behind Glass Boys: "It’s about being in .

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4. Fucked Up – Glass Boys. by Philip and while that resulted in a concept double-album, Glass Boys is being billed as a more personal, emotional collection. And while the weed isn’t likely to.

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5. With ’s David Comes To Life, Ontarians Fucked Up assured themselves a reputation as a truly unique band. They’d taken the tropes and tricks of hardcore, charged them with instrumental melody and, in that instance, turned out an epic four-part concept album about a guy working in a lightbulb factory during Thatcher’s Britain.

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6. Album. Glass Boys Fucked Up. Released Warm Change Lyrics. 6. Paper the House Lyrics. 7. DET Lyrics. 8. Led by Hand Lyrics. 9. The Great Divide.

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7. Buy GLASS BOYS by FUCKED UP. Available on: Vinyl Double LP £, Vinyl LP £, CD £ Order online today and get FREE UK delivery on orders over £

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8. Jun 02,  · Glass Boys clocks in at 10 songs and 43 minutes, a canny move that preemptively neutralizes backlash or skepticism that would’ve arisen had Fucked Up .

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9. May 13,  · Fucked Up don’t leave themselves many outs here, and guitarist Mike Haliechuk ends up shouldering more of the load than he should have to. Nearly all of the finest moments on Glass Boys are his doing, from the nimble, fascinating lead guitar on “Touch Stone,” the way the melodic parts step subtly forward from the “The Great Divide”’s bludgeoning wall of sound, or the all-out rock.

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