What makes Used to Get High by John Butler Trio notable?

The album's lead track, 'Used to Get High', received notable airplay on Australian radio and contributed to the band's growing popularity internationally. Its themes of substance use and personal reflection resonated widely, garnering positive reviews from critics and helping establish the John Butler Trio as a prominent act in the alternative rock genre. By the time 'Used to Get High' was released in January 2007, the John Butler Trio had already achieved significant acclaim with their previous album, 'Sunrise Over Sea', which solidified their place in the Australian music scene. This single marked their transition into a more mainstream alternative rock sound while retaining their signature acoustic roots.

How many songs are on Used to Get High?

Used to Get High has 2 tracks, running approximately 8 minutes.

Used to Get High

John Butler Trio · 2007

8 min · 2 tracks · alternative rock

Euphoric melodies and rhythmic grooves intertwine with introspective lyrics, creating a vibrant sonic landscape of alternative rock.

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Used to Get High (edit 1) — This track encapsulates the album's blend of catchy hooks and reflective lyrics, showcasing Butler's lyrical prowess and musical versatility.
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Used to Get High (edit 2) — The extended version offers deeper exploration of the song's themes, allowing listeners to fully immerse themselves in its intricate arrangements and layered instrumentation.

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1 Used to Get High (edit 1) 3:45
2 Used to Get High (edit 2) 4:29

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