285:, who they had known for several years, and asked the owner if he wanted to sell it. To help fund the purchase, the group sold their Heroes & Villains Records imprint to Vagrant Records, citing a lack of responsibility and interest in it, in addition to Vagrant wanting 100% ownership of its releases. During some midwestern US shows in November and December, and Canadian shows in March, the band debuted two new songs: "Wouldn't Believe It" and "Sick in Her Skin". In December, the band and Rose had ownership of Red House, which they renamed Black Lodge Studios. Following this, they began renovating it into a state-of-the-art studio. During this time, the band were in the process of demoing material.
277:. In August, the group went on a European tour, playing shows in Germany, Belgium and the UK. The tour was to include additional shows in Italy, Switzerland and Amsterdam, but were left out due to time constraints. They were also due to perform shows as part of a Vagrant Records tour in the US, as well as further European shows, but were abandoned due to scheduling conflicts, resulting in the band staying at home. They began writing material for a new album, and by October, accumulated 12 potential song ideas. Around this time, they were in the middle of acquiring the studio Red House Recordings in Eudora, Kansas.
368:(1999). Pryor was at the happiest point of his life up to that point, but thought that it would not work well lyrical and started writing about other people's relationships. He claimed there was "hardly" anything on the album relating to his life. He stated that Pope's divorce was "pretty heavy shit to have gone through. So yeah, it made for good lyrical fodder." Pope said the theme and overall tone of the songs changed following it: "It made everyone step back and go, 'Wow. Okay.' It’s a big thing." Additionally, a lot of the album talks about conflict between friends.
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Way Out" in the basement of Pope's house. Rob and Ryan Pope recorded bar noise for "Martyr Me" at The Free State
Brewery. Jeremy Goldstein, who worked at Quadrant 5 Studios, did sound manipulation on "The Dark Night of the Soul". Recording wrapped up in October with 58 days in total spent recording; 18 songs had been tracked altogether. Shortly afterwards, Rose mixed the recordings. After the track sequence was approved by Vagrant Records, it was sent off for mastering by Mike Fossenkemper at Turtle Tone Studios in October and November.
376:. "Wouldn't Believe" is about an occurrence of adultery that eventually ends in divorce. Pryor found "Holy Roman" to be a departure from his usual writings due to its political nature. It was influenced by him becoming a father, stating his awareness of the political climate in the world outside of life in a band. "How Long Is Too Long" talks about a man who sleeps with another guy's partner. The track was the first of two written during the
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273:. The album marked a musical shift away from their earlier work; despite being critically lauded, fan reaction to it was highly negative. While touring the album, the material came across as too mellow and quiet, which made for lackluster live performances, according to vocalist/guitarist
325:. The members initially listened to the demos of these new songs and thought how to approach them, before playing them in the studio's live room as a full group, marking it one of a handful of times the whole band were in the studio together for the album. At the end of June, keyboardist
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Vagrant Records. The CD included a link to a private website that features pictures, information on the creation of the songs, as well as demos. To promote its release, the band did four in-store performances, and appeared on the
404:, on October 22. On November 11, the album was announced for release in March 2004. In early January, the album's artwork was posted on Vagrant Records' website. It was made by Sean T; Pryor found it to much simpler than the "incredibly complicated" artwork of
472:. Following this, the group played shows in Japan, the UK and Canada. The group tried to get as much promotion for the album as they could before August, by which point Pryor had his second child, and the band went on a break to focus on other projects.
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and guilt seems to go hand-in-hand with betrayal." "The One You Want" is about a woman that Pryor wishes he never met: "She sucks the soul out of people, and she spends all of my friend's money on drugs and stupid sh--." He referred to it as "'77 era"
460:. On April 29, a music video for "The One You Want" was posted on Vagrant's website. It was filmed during a weekend in Cincinnati, Ohio and sees the group performing in a diner with 60 people dancing around them. In May and June, the band supported
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1238:"The Get Up Kids Get Back to Basics"
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2154:from the original on April 16, 2009
1827:Luerssen, John D. (March 2, 2004).
1506:Cauthon, Phil (December 13, 2002).
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2669:The Get Up Kids / The Anniversary
2142:Williams, Jenny (March 5, 2004).
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2409:. Vol. 116, no. 12.
2364:. Retrieved February 8, 2019.
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2071:Murray, Noel (March 3, 2004).
1955:"New Get Up Kids video posted"
1508:"Q&A with The Get Up Kids"
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1978:"Civic Tour lineup confirmed"
1829:"The Get Up Kids Are Alright"
1088:Mike Fossenkemper – mastering
432:Late Night with Conan O'Brien
365:Something to Write Home About
2430:. Vol. 79, no. 7.
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2144:"On a Wire Review"
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2726:Ten Minutes
2539:Nathan Shay
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2282:February 7,
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1553:(booklet).
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1401:February 8,
1363:February 9,
1329:February 8,
1298:February 9,
1252:February 9,
1214:February 6,
881:"Martyr Me"
341:Composition
307:click track
297:at drummer
210:Guilt Show
2861:Categories
2579:Guilt Show
2511:Jim Suptic
2210:PopMatters
2046:Metacritic
1861:(sleeve).
1551:Guilt Show
1184:Guilt Show
1162:References
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1072:(track 12)
1047:Production
1004:Jim Suptic
998:Matt Pryor
925:"Sympathy"
772:Guilt Show
672:PopMatters
500:Metacritic
420:Guilt Show
411:Twin Peaks
402:Guilt Show
386:indie rock
323:Jim Suptic
294:Guilt Show
275:Matt Pryor
259:Background
244:Guilt Show
179:Guilt Show
159:chronology
102:indie rock
22:Guilt Show
2774:Polyvinyl
2747:Automatic
2572:On a Wire
2525:Ryan Pope
2436:0890-0795
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2407:Billboard
2361:Billboard
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1961:March 30,
1938:March 23,
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1204:Billboard
1167:Citations
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1121:Billboard
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1039:(track 1)
1010:Ryan Pope
979:Personnel
777:Billboard
677:Favorable
627:Favorable
577:Favorable
572:Billboard
565:Favorable
476:Reception
406:On a Wire
382:On a Wire
378:On a Wire
374:power pop
352:the Clash
299:Ryan Pope
289:Recording
266:On a Wire
170:On a Wire
2769:Doghouse
2649:Split 7"
2593:Problems
2518:Rob Pope
2403:"Albums"
2214:Archived
2189:July 18,
2183:Archived
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2020:Archived
2016:Lawrence
1986:Archived
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1246:Archived
1242:Exclaim!
1208:Archived
1188:AllMusic
1016:Rob Pope
785:charts.
523:AllMusic
145:Producer
57:Recorded
49:Released
39: by
2841:Ed Rose
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