Nothing Feels Good
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Nothing Feels Good | ||
Studio album by The Promise Ring | ||
Released | October 1997 | |
Recorded | June 1997 | |
Genre | Emo | |
Length | 34:30 | |
Label | Jade Tree Records | |
Producer(s) | J. Robbins | |
Professional reviews | ||
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The Promise Ring chronology | ||
The Horse Latitdues (1997) |
Nothing Feels Good (1997) |
Boys + Girls EP (1998) |
Nothing Feels Good is the sophomore album by the emo band The Promise Ring. This album was the band's first real hit, and they gained a following, being praised by everyone from SPIN magazine to MTV. They scored a popular single with "Why Did Ever We Meet?"
Released on Compact Disk, Vinyl LP, and Digital Download
[edit] Track listing
- "Is This Thing On?"
- "Perfect Lines"
- "Red & Blue Jeans"
- "Why Did Ever We Meet?"
- "Make Me a Chevy"
- "How Nothing Feels"
- "A Broken Tear"
- "Raspberry Rush"
- "Nothing Feels Good"
- "Pink Chimneys"
- "B Is For Bethlehem"
- "Forget Me"
[edit] Personnel
- Davey VonBohlen: Vocals, Guitar
- Jason Gnewikow: Guitar
- Scott Beschta: Bass
- Dan Didier: Drums