
This album’s spent a lot of time spinning in a smoke-filled room. Not smoke from an unattended panini press. Not smoke from a curling iron left on an Ikea shag rug. Not the smoke Glenn Beck’s blowing up America’s ass.
Nay, it’s the smoke that huffs and puffs from a frog bong. Yes, the frog bong you used begrudgingly as a replacement for the perfectly nice, perfectly non-jumping bong your brothers broke while playing soccer in the apartment. The frog bong you “forgot” to pack in the big move. The frog bong you never got to say goodbye to…until now.

Wow, sweet. A frog. On a bong. Awesome.
Dear Frog Bong,
I never really liked you very much. You were an ugly mess of glass with a stupid frog blown on your side, for crying out loud. You were an exaggerated cliche of marijuana culture that showed up unwelcomed after the tragic loss of a good friend. Your beady little eyes eternally mocked his demise between each and every rip.
Every chillout, every prized stash, every slammin’ party was ruined just a little bit by your presence. Your unnecessary girth was a continual source of shame and coffee table dents. How many times did you ruin a potential friendship with your shitty ambiance? How many times did your deceivingly narrow downstem clog as soon as I flipped on disc two of my UNKLE album? Only endless fingers on endless hands could count the times.
I would have destroyed you if it were possible. However, several attempts to annihilate your faux permeable skin proved fruitless. A drop from the fourth floor balcony onto 33 E. McMillan Street didn’t create so much as a scratch. Letting my crack-dealing neighbor blast your facade repeatedly with his shotgun only deprived the world of a dozen 12-gauge shotgun shells. Multiple attempts murder you using a non-FIFA approved soccer ball in conjunction with a wicked bicycle kick proved folly at best.
And you took it all with an amphibious little smile. “Ribbit, ribbit,” you croaked, “you know you wanna hit it.” You monstrosity, you whore of Babylon. Your bulbous shaft was blown straight from the devil’s mouth…that’s what she said.
Goodbye forever. I hope you have a really tough time being green, you bastard.
xxxxxxx
Don’t cry, friend. That terrible frog bong can never hurt you again. I hope a look-see at this amazing music video for “Rabbit In Your Headlights” (ft. Thom Yorke) will dry those beautiful eyes.
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TRACKLIST
| 1 | Guns Blazing (Drums Of Death Part 1) | 5:01 | ||
| Lyrics By, Vocals – Kool G Rap Music By – DJ Shadow Recorded By [Vocals] – DJ Shadow , Kevin Scott Scratches [Cuts And Skratches] – DJ Shadow Vocals [Additional] – Lateef The Truth Speaker , Lyrics Born Written-By – J. Davis* , N. Wilson* |
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| 2 | UNKLE Main Title Theme | 3:24 | ||
| Mixed By – Jim Abbiss Music By – DJ Shadow Scratches [Cuts And Skratches] – DJ Shadow Written-By – J. Davis* |
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| 3 | Bloodstain | 5:57 | ||
| Mixed By – Jim Abbiss Music By – DJ Shadow Performer [Sample] – Be Be K Roche* Recorded By [Vocals] – James Lavelle , Jim Abbiss Scratches [Cuts And Skratches] – DJ Shadow Vocals, Lyrics By – Alice Temple Written-By – A. Temple* , J. Davis* |
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| 4 | Unreal | 5:10 | ||
| Mixed By – Jim Abbiss Music By – DJ Shadow Performer [Sample] – Jules Blattner Group, The Written-By – J. Davis* , Jules Blattner |
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| 5 | Lonely Soul | 8:56 | ||
| Arranged By [Strings], Conductor [Strings] – Wil Malone Mixed By – Jim Abbiss Music By – DJ Shadow Recorded By [Vocals] – Sie Medway-Smith , UNKLE Strings – London Session Orchestra* Written-By – J. Davis* , R. Ashcroft* , W. Malone* |
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| 6 | Getting Ahead In The Lucrative Field Of Artist Management | 0:56 | ||
| Music By [The Entertainer (uncredited)] – Scott Joplin | ||||
| 7.1 | Nursery Rhyme | 4:45 | ||
| Mixed By – Jim Abbiss Music By – DJ Shadow Recorded By [Vocals] – Jim Abbiss , UNKLE Vocals, Lyrics By – Badly Drawn Boy Written-By – D. Gough* , J. Davis* |
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| 7.2 | Breather | |||
| Vocals [Breaths] – James Lavelle | ||||
| 8 | Celestial Annihilation | 4:44 | ||
| Arranged By [Strings], Conductor [Strings] – Wil Malone Mixed By – Jim Abbiss Music By [Additional] – DJ Shadow Scratches [Cuts And Skratches] – DJ Shadow Strings – London Session Orchestra* Written-By – J. Davis* , W. Malone* Written-by [Concerto For Strings And Beats] – Wil Malone |
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| 9 | The Knock (Drums Of Death Part 2) | 3:58 | ||
| Bass, Theremin – Jason Newstead* Mixed By – Jim Abbiss Music By – DJ Shadow Scratches [Cuts And Skratches] – DJ Shadow Vocals, Lyrics By – Mike D Written-By – J. Davis* , M. Diamond* |
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| 10 | Chaos | 4:42 | ||
| Mixed By – Jim Abbiss Music By – Atlantique (2) Producer [Additional] – DJ Shadow Vocals, Lyrics By – Atlantique (2) Written-By – A. Khan* |
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| 11 | Rabbit In Your Headlights | 6:20 | ||
| Bass, Synthesizer – Thom Yorke Mixed By – Jim Abbiss Music By – DJ Shadow Recorded By [Vocals] – Kevin Scott , UNKLE Vocals, Lyrics By – Thom Yorke Written-By – J. Davis* , T. Yorke* |
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