4 Rare 80s Albums [Part 37] Paisley Underground...
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On July 13, 2013, the band announced details of their fourth studio album, Seasons of Your Day, which was released on September 23, 2013 in the UK, followed a day later on September 24 in the US. The album reached a career-high No. 24 on the UK albums chart.[14] The band began a North American tour on November 3, 2013 in support of the album.[44] On April 19, the band released two new songs as part of Record Store Day 2014. \"I'm Less Here\" and \"Things\" were released on 7\" vinyl, with the run limited to 3,000 copies worldwide.[45][46] On December 22, 2014, a 40-second clip of a previously unreleased song was posted on the band's official Facebook account.[47]
Pop Michael Jackson had a few, starting with Off the Wall opener \"Don't Stop 'Til Get You Enough\". Thriller had \"Thriller\" and \"Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'\" (5:57 and 6:04, respectively). Bad was more straightforward (No songs over 5:20)... then Dangerous had 7/14 songs at least 6 minutes long (two clocking in over 7!). The second disk of HIStory had 3 songs over 6 minutes (\"Earth Song\", \"HIStory\" and \"Little Susie\") - which are even longer on remix album Blood on the Dance Floor (which in turn has the epics \"Morphine\" and \"Superfly Sister\"). His final album, Invincible, opens with another epic, \"Unbreakable\" Then, of course, there's the Jacksons' \"Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground)\", clocking in at just under 8 minutes. Madonna has done this a lot. Her debut has \"Holiday\" (6:08) and \"Physical Attraction\" (6:39) True Blue has \"Live to Tell\" at 5:51. Erotica has \"Where Life Begins\" (5:59), \"Words\" (5:57) and \"In This Life\" (6:23) Ray of Light has \"Skin\" (6:22) and \"Frozen\" (6:09) Music has \"Paradise (Not for Me)\" (6:33) Confessions on a Dancefloor has \"Issac\" (6:00) Hard Candy has \"She's Not Me\" (6:05) and \"Incredicle\" (6:20) Frankie Goes to Hollywood's debut double album Welcome to the Pleasuredome's first side of record one claimed several tracks (\"Well\", \"The World Is My Oyster\", \"Snatch of Fury\", \"Stay\" and \"Welcome to the Pleasure Dome\"), but in reality, they all combined into the album's title track, lasting a total of about 17 minutes. Even without the intro bits, \"Welcome to the Pleasure Dome\" itself is over 14 minutes. Prince would stretch out if he felt like it, with many songs surpassing the nine-minute mark with ease. In particular, at least half the songs on 1999 are examples of this trope; it is an eleven-song album with a seventy-minute running time. The live version of Taylor Swift's \"Better Than Revenge\" ends with a lengthy instrumental outro that allows guitarist Grant Mickelson to show off his chops. As originally released, \"All Too Well\" was five and a half minutes - the longest song to have appeared on one of her albums at that point but not really quailifying for the trope. Red (Taylor's Version) includes the fittingly named \"10 Minute Version\" - this is the song as she originally wrote it, with many additional verses that ended up getting cut for the album version. Before being gloriously dethroned by \"All Too Well (10 minutes version)\", two of her songs fit this trope, with \"Dear John\" being 6:43 and Last Kiss being 6:07 long. Justin Timberlake's \"Mirrors\" stretches to 8:05, although this was done by combining two differently-styled tracks together. The Pointer Sisters' \"How Long (Betcha Got a Chick on the Side)\" runs for 7:21.
Comedy/References/Parodies The song \"6969\" by Ninja Sex Party is an Affectionate Parody of Rush's 2112. The song clocks in at just under nine minutes, and shifts gears five separate times. It's quite the departure coming from a comedy band whose other songs often barely pass the three-minute mark. Their next original album starts with \"The Mystic Crystal\", which likewise has 5 distinct movements, and tops \"6969\" by coming in at about thirteen minutes. Parodied in the Homestar Runner CD Strong Bad Sings and Other Type Hits with \"Moving Very Slowly\", a metal song with a very long outro which fades out, then fades back in and finishes. Parodied in This is Spın̈al Tap with \"Jazz Odyssey\". Parodied by \"Weird Al\" Yankovic, repeatedly: \"The Biggest Ball of Twine in Minnesota\", \"Genius in France\", \"Nature Trail to Hell\", \"Albuquerque\", \"Trapped in the Drive-Thru\", \"Stop Forwarding That Crap To Me\", \"Jackson Park Express\". \"Albuquerque\" is a special case. On the rare occasions that Al performs it live, he'd sometimes start singing it, get almost to the end (where the singer forgets what he was talking about), and would thus decide to start the song over, making it even longer. Jello Biafra/Ministry side project Lard have \"70's Rock Must Die\", which lyrically is a rant against '70s nostalgia, and musically is 7 minutes of parodying 70's hard rock tropes (gratuitous cowbell, endless guitar soloing, a Power Ballad style bridge, vocal histrionics, an overly repetitive chorus, and of course a Big Rock Ending). They also have straight examples with the 7 and a half minute \"The Power Of Lard\", the 15 minute \"I Am Your Clock\" and the 32-minute \"Time To Melt\" (the latter two don't really go through a lot of changes though, they're just deliberately punishingly slow) Bob's Burgers: In \"Ears-y Rider\", a biker gang holds a wake for their former leader, Horny Dave, at the mortuary next door to the restaurant. The song they play for him is at least 21 minutes long. Mort: This memorial jam has been going on for 21 minutes. I just wonder if I should fade it out. Biker: This was Horny Dave's favorite jam. Keep it cranked. Mort (nervously): Horny Dave's favorite jam This is my favorite jam. Keep it cranked, Eddie! Parodied in a season one episode of Flight of the Conchords, when Bret writes a love song for his girlfriend, Coco, and asks Jemaine to critique it. When he sings it for Jemaine, the camera keeps cutting to moments that clearly happened several minutes later as Jemaine moved around the apartment until a final cut when Bret finished singing. Jemaine's first complaint is the two-hour length of the song. Parodied again in a season two episode when the duo is commissioned to write a jingle for a 30-second toothpaste commercial, but wind up turning in an eighteen-minute ballad. Parodied in Saturday Night Live in \"The Tom Arnold and Madonna Story\" where Tom Arnold submits his record for publishing and the first complaint of the record company executives is that his Johnny Be Good cover lasts 9 and a half minutes... and that's the shortest track on the whole record. Parodied again on the same show years later by Jack Black and the cast; in an attempt to make a response to the overly trite birthday song everyone knows and hates, a 7-minute \"epic\" was written with plenty of pretentious lyrics set to a mixture of medieval and progressive rock, full of druids and witches, and signifying... nothing. \"The most unwanted song\" by \"Komar & Melamid and Dave Soldier\". Its length supposedly contributes to its unwantedness. Referenced in Rock Band World. One goal is named \"Play For Long Time\", and you have to play some of the longest songs in the Rock Band catalogue. Referenced in Mitch Benn's \"Never Mind the Song (Look at the Stage Set)\", in which a Hair Metal band's epic guitar solos are to allow the lead singer to nip offstage to the toilet in the middle of the song. Also in a Led Zeppelin parody:And now everyone here is staring at me in fear 'cause this is meant to be Stairway, obviously And the original song's a good eight minutes long He's not going to do all of it, is he \"We're Still Rockin'\" by Da Yoopers is a rare straight example from a comedic group. The song is 5:57, starting with a slow tempo and building to a frenetic B-section before resuming its original tempo. The first verse of My Party Now by the Irish comedy band Dead Cat Bounce involves a guy finding a guitar and hijacking a party to perform for them. As part of what the attendants are subject to:I move on to Redemption Song; The version I do Is 20 minutes long! In the Broad City episode \"Fattest Asses,\" Abbi and Ilana go to a party whose music includes a church bell techno song that lasts at least 27 minutes. Parodied in this article by The Hard Times: \"Metal Song Not Even Close To Being Over\". A punk accidentally wanders into a metal show and is overwhelmed by their 12+ minute songs. The same article ends with a punchline about how all Hardcore Punk songs are 59ce067264