The Get Up Kids "Guilt Show" Color:Coke Bottle with Red Splatter I was working at a

I was working at a casino and I remember writing the lyrics on the back of a Keno ticket

In continuation of what's been one of the most prolific creative streaks of their 15-year career

both of the psychedelic jazz rock band

It's the most New York California album I could cut loose from my musical soul

Originally broadcast within the episodes - and often in abbreviated form - these songs appear here in their freestanding glory for the first time

The Get Up Kids "Guilt Show" Color:Coke Bottle with Red Splatter I was working at aBack in the day (four years ago), the Get Up Kids were about giddy anthems and Superchunk posters in practice rooms. Still, a strong emphasis on songwriting did suggest there was more than just more and louder power chords on the band's horizon, and their strings officially came in with 2002's On a Wire. The album scuttled punk fervor and plaintive vocal cries in favor of subtle pop vessels loaded with ambitious writing. A little too ambitious Wire at