The Taste of Ink
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"The Taste of Ink" | ||
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Single by The Used | ||
from the album The Used | ||
Released | June 25, 2002 | |
Genre | Rock | |
Length | 3:28 | |
Label | Warner Brothers, Reprise Records | |
Producer(s) | John Feldmann | |
The Used singles chronology | ||
A Box Full of Sharp Objects (2002) | The Taste of Ink(2002) | Buried Myself Alive (2002) |
The Taste of Ink is the second single released off the debut album The Used by the rock group The Used. It was released on June 25, 2002.
Both the song and video make it clear that the song is about the band members' attempts to break free of the depressing Utah town where they grew up. The video shows that the taste of ink is the result of frustration—biting down on a pen.
[edit] Track listing
- The Taste of Ink
- Just a Little
- Alone This Holiday
- The Taste of Ink (video)
[edit] Writing Credits
All songs written by The Used
The Used |
Members |
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Bert McCracken | Quinn Allman | Jeph Howard | Dan Whitesides |
Previous Members |
Greg Bester | Branden Steineckert | Dean Butterworth |
Discography |
Studio Albums: The Used | In Love and Death | Lies for the Liars |
Live and Compilation Albums: Maybe Memories | Berth |
EPs & Demos: Demos from the Basement | The Used's EP | The Used's Second EP |
Singles: A Box Full of Sharp Objects | The Taste of Ink | Buried Myself Alive | Blue and Yellow | Take It Away | All That I've Got | I Caught Fire | Under Pressure | The Bird and the Worm |
Record Labels |
Reprise Records |