Metallic silver-on-black digipak edition designed, hand-stamped by Bryk himself. Includes an 8-page full colour lithographed booklet AND an instant download of 13 track album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, Apple Lossless, and even tweakier formats. The download adds an 18-page PDF lyrics booklet featuring detail of incredible Jill Eberle canvas and drawing of artist by Terry Laban. Hammer not included.
Discs are Taiyo Yuden premium silver CD-Rs burned at 4X on a new Pioneer burner purchased specifically for this pressing. Hand-stamped artwork on the disc.
Happy to sign these with silver sharpie upon request. Just ask in the message.
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Lord I whispered "come on and move with me move with me move with me move with me darling... the movement you need is on your shoulder."
lyrics
i’m my own worst enemy
that’s what you said to me
and if i ever wanted to succeed
i’d have to cut down on my need
for someone else
i make my own life hell
and if my melodramatic parasitic streak
became much more pathetic
i should seek much more professional counselling
i’m my own worst enemy
that’s what you said to me
and if i’m witness to my own decline
i’ll be drinking blood like holy wine from a Dixie cup
fucking the simplest things up
and if my navel stopped being so fascinating
i could contemplate how many times that
i’ve run away
from the ones that loved me best
and you say
“why can’t you finally give this role a rest?”
i’m my own worst enemy
that’s what you said to me
well i know at least that you’re not bored
you’re the best advice i can afford
instead of feeling like you’ve learned a thing about my life
i see the feigned concern written on your face
thanks for nodding yes in all the right places
like the outline of an object is nearly traces
i’m my own worst enemy
credits
from Pop Psychology,
released June 9, 2009
josh hicks: drums
al n. smithee: vibraslap
kurt swinghammer: electric guitar (right channel)
chris staig: electric guitar (left channel)
guitar solos (in order of appearance):
kurt swinghammer
chris staig
bryk (introducing Keytard!)
jim brantley
pete galub