PFAYM writing credits

[Tiortranew]

I found this on Wikipedia but I'm sure it's a joke or did they actually sample some parts on the album?:

1. "(It's Not War) Just the End of Love" (Bradfield, Edwards, Jones, Moore, Rogers)
2. "Postcards from a Young Man" (Bradfield, Jones, Moore)
3. "Some Kind of Nothingness" (feat. Ian McCulloch) (Bradfield, Jones, Moore)
4. "The Descent – (Pages 1 & 2)" (Bradfield, Jones, Moore)
5. "Hazleton Avenue" (Bradfield, Jones, Kravitz, Moore)
6. "Auto-Intoxication" (Bradfield, Jones, Moore)
7. "Golden Platitudes" (Bradfield, Jones, Moore)
8. "I Think I've Found It" (Bradfield, Jones, Moore)
9. "A Billion Balconies Facing the Sun" (Bradfield, Jones, Moore)
10. "All We Make Is Entertainment" (Bradfield, Jones, Moore, Springsteen)
11. "The Future Has Been Here 4 Ever" (Bradfield, Jones, Moore)
12. "Don't Be Evil" (Bradfield, Jones, Moore)

(note "It's Not War", "Hazleton Avenue" and "All We Make Is Entertainment")

[Dancing Kirby]

It's a dig from someone about the songs they've ripped off, albeit a far from comprehensive one.

[wireobsessed]

Ha Ha Ha! Not! Just boring really, especially as the albums not even out yet.

[franny]

Lol, perhaps too true, though I wish people wouldn't use Wiki for private jokes.

[starstruck]

Originally Posted by Tiortranew

I found this on Wikipedia but I'm sure it's a joke or did they actually sample some parts on the album?:

5. "Hazleton Avenue" (Bradfield, Jones, Kravitz, Moore)

10. "All We Make Is Entertainment" (Bradfield, Jones, Moore, Springsteen).

anyone care to wish to elaborate on this for those of us who have not (ahem) "heard 30 second samples" or longer, or would that go down as a spoiler?

Originally Posted by franny

Lol, perhaps too true, though I wish people wouldn't use Wiki for private jokes.

oh i don't know, sometimes private Wiki jokes can have some very excellent knock on effects....

[franny]

ah well in that case it's ok, there are always exceptions

[Tiortranew]

Originally Posted by leericketts

anyone care to wish to elaborate on this for those of us who have not (ahem) "heard 30 second samples" or longer, or would that go down as a spoiler?

The strings and the melody of Hazleton Avenue remind some of "It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over". I don't get the Springsteen reference.

[Dancing Kirby]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiGWs6jzKUg

I don't think it would require a Springsteen credit but the inspiration is obvious right down to JDB counting in the riff.

[Napoleon Bonaparte]

Oh god, that's a just a little pathetic.

[Dext37 Fielding]

Auto-Intoxication does sound very Richey though.