I remember listening to nothing else for about four months. If anyone says any of the following: "I can't believe it's been 16 years", "time flies" or "that makes me feel old" - I'm going to punch them.
The best, genuine, memory I have of DC is buying it a midnight on the day of release from the Warp shop in Sheffield. However, in the last ten years I've only listened to the album once, and that was only a couple of weeks ago. I'm still so fatigued with it, I'd heard all the songs dozens of times before the album even came out.
Crap, misread that. Back to my rightful place at the bottom Anyway since I have written so many off-topic comments, might as well answer the question: I associate F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E with my old school. We decided to make a film for an art project and after having failed to persuade my uninterested friend to put a bit of Pulp in the background, I basically hijacked the project so I would have final cut and we got top marks so what does that tell you? Some bad memories associated with Pencil Skirt though, so I always skip that.
-- Edited by Jazza on Sunday 30th of October 2011 11:43:11 PM
Monday Morning is my favorite track. Don't think the album is that good as everyone says it is. It has probably got a lot to do with the zeitgeist and the location where I first heard the album: in a luxury house in The Netherlands, 2005. I didn't live in some shabby, one-room apartment in some shithole in the UK during the nineties. Could more relate to the 'life supposed to be glamourous, but it isn't really' vibe from This Is Hardcore.
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