The Get Up Kids "Guilt Show" Color:Coke Bottle with Red Splatter In continuation of what's been

In continuation of what's been one of the most prolific creative streaks of their 15-year career

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Originally broadcast within the episodes - and often in abbreviated form - these songs appear here in their freestanding glory for the first time

soothing multilayered harmonies of M

It was engineered by Paul McKenna and recorded in January 1981 at A&M Studios

The Get Up Kids "Guilt Show" Color:Coke Bottle with Red Splatter In continuation of what's beenBack in the day (four years ago), the Get Up Kids were about giddy anthems and Superchunk posters in practice rooms. Still, a strong emphasis on songwriting did suggest there was more than just more and louder power chords on the band's horizon, and their strings officially came in with 2002's On a Wire. The album scuttled punk fervor and plaintive vocal cries in favor of subtle pop vessels loaded with ambitious writing. A little too ambitious Wire at