Talk:Monkeys for Nothin' and the Chimps for Free

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Where was the track listing obtained from? 71.72.54.71 20:25, 26 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

I'm not entirely sure, but if the official tracklist is released and "Why Do All Girls Think They're Fat?" is omitted, there's going to be Hell to pay.

Even moreso if they bugger up that lovely bass line in the bridge.

MartyHol 27th May 2007 13:34 (GMT)

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The track list is on their myspace page.

DVD

I haven't recieved my CD yet. What's on the DVD?

I haven't recieved my CD either! did you order it from their site?!?!

Unknown track

The unknown track could possibly be a re-recording of "Don't start a band" for their film clip. Since Jive owns all of their previous recordings (including those on "We're not happy 'till you're not happy") they would have to re-record a song if they wanted to make a film clip for it. If you watch the clip you can hear a distinct difference between the film clip version and the album version. Also the distinct lack of Matt Wong indicates the clip is post "Monkeys for nothin'". —Preceding unsigned comment added by JFormaldehydeM (talk • contribs) 22:13, 18 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Extra parts?

I know it's a joke, but perhaps for the heck of it, we could put the intruments that they listed on the pamphlet? Using Aaron as an example, he has "Lead Vocals, Lead Guitar Parts, Ska Guitar Parts, Additional Guitar Parts, Acoustic Guitar, Organ, Synthesizer, Glockenspiel, Mandolin, Yugoslavian Prima"! I guess it's not that important, but just wanted to know. Also, the whistle on Everybody's Drunk is listed as a "Rape Whistle". Just saying. Music is life. Live it fun. Listen to Ska! (talk) 18:52, 15 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]