Released 20 years ago
Crushing Love
Some Girls · 2006
49 min · 21 tracks · alternative rock
Dynamic melodies intertwine with sharp, introspective lyrics, crafting an engaging exploration of love and longing.
Top tracks — play these first
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Partner in Crime — This track stands out for its catchy chorus and clever lyrics that juxtapose themes of companionship and conflict, embodying the album's central tension.
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He's on Drugs Again — The candid storytelling in this track highlights a raw emotional honesty that resonates throughout the album, showcasing vulnerability amidst upbeat instrumentation.
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Hooray for L.A. — With its infectious energy and satirical take on life in Los Angeles, this track encapsulates the band's witty lyricism and vibrant sound.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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He's on Drugs Again
A moment shifts from playful banter to stark reality as the narrative reveals deeper issues of dependency and disillusionment without losing its melodic charm.
This transition creates a compelling contrast that deepens the impact of the song’s message about addiction and relationships.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
Disc 1
- 1 Is This What I've Been Waiting For? 3:52
- 2 Poor Man's You 2:52
- 3 Partner in Crime 3:44
- 4 Hooray for L.A. 4:04
- 5 Social Control 3:04
- 6 On My Own Again 4:31
- 7 Stars in My Dreams 2:08
- 8 Rock or Pop? 2:48
- 9 Live Alone 4:16
- 10 Just Like That 2:34
- 11 He's on Drugs Again 5:39
- 12 Never Really Mine 3:39
- 13 Kill the Bottle 3:26
- 14 Magnetic Fields 2:54
Disc 2
- 1 Robot City
- 2 Partner in Crime
- 3 He's on Drugs Again
- 4 When I Let My Guard Down
- 5 The Prettiest Girl
- 6 Necessito
- 7 Native Tongue
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