Clocking Out Is for Suckers
Britt Daniel · 1994
34 min · 17 tracks · rock music
A raw and eclectic mix of lo-fi rock sounds that encapsulate the spirit of the early '90s indie scene.
Top tracks — play these first
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15 Credibility Street — This opening track sets the tone with its frenetic energy and biting lyrics about authenticity in a world of facade, making it a perfect introduction to Daniel's perspective.
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I Can't Believe Kurt Cobain Is Dead — A poignant reflection on loss and disillusionment, this track captures the zeitgeist of the era while showcasing Daniel's ability to blend humor with sincerity.
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I Wanted To Be Your Friend — This song exemplifies Daniel's knack for catchy melodies paired with introspective lyrics, revealing a vulnerability that resonates throughout the album.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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I Can't Believe Kurt Cobain Is Dead
The narrative shifts from disbelief to contemplation on legacy and influence.
This transition highlights a deeper engagement with grief and cultural loss rather than mere shock, enriching the emotional weight of the song.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 15 Credibility Street 2:49
- 2 Chicago At Night 3:13
- 3 Let Me Roll It! 2:58
- 4 All The Negatives Have Been Destroyed 2:43
- 5 Interview 1 0:39
- 6 Do The Manta Ray 2:04
- 7 I Could Be Underground 1:04
- 8 Taking My Piss Out 2:56
- 9 Yeah Oh Yeah Oh Yeah 1:07
- 10 (Untitled) 1:38
- 11 Interview 2 1:27
- 12 I Can't Believe Kurt Cobain Is Dead 1:43
- 13 Secrets 2:39
- 14 Dismember 1:48
- 15 I Wanted To Be Your Friend 1:51
- 16 Call Me When You Come Home 0:40
- 17 Are You Part Of The Movement? 2:48
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