Hell Yes (Alkaline Trio song)
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"Hell Yes" is a song by punk rock band Alkaline Trio, released as a single on January 22, 2007. It is the first single from their 2007 album Remains.
The song originally appeared in 2001, as an additional track on the Hell Yes EP, and later resurfaced on the Japanese and European releases of their 2001 album From Here To Infirmary. The track, however, has not been widely available, as it was released under a relatively small record label. To this day it remains an integral part of their live set, and a favourite among fans, which would contribute to the rationale for its 2007 release.
There is much confusion amongst fans as to the subject of this particular song, many believing it to be simply another heartbreak song put in to a dark backdrop. However, according to the band, as explained at several of their live shows upon the initial release of this song, it is actually about losing faith in God and turning to Satanism. This is backed by the fact that Matt Skiba,and Derek Grant are all active members with the Church of Satan and consider themselves practicing Satanists.[citation needed]
| Alkaline Trio |
| Matt Skiba | Dan Andriano | Derek Grant |
| Rob Doran | Glenn Porter | Mike Felumlee |
| Alkaline Trio Discography |
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| Albums/EPs: For Your Lungs Only | Goddamnit| I Lied My Face Off | Maybe I'll Catch Fire | Alkaline Trio (album) | From Here to Infirmary | Alkaline Trio/Hot Water Music Split CD | Good Mourning | Crimson (album) | Remains (Alkaline Trio album) |
| Singles: "Stupid Kid" | "Private Eye" | "We've Had Enough" | "All on Black" | "Time To Waste" | "Mercy Me" | "Burn" | "Hell Yes (Alkaline Trio song)" |
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| Heavens | Slapstick Family Tree | Vagrant Records | Asian Man Records | V2 Records |
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