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Old 04-10-2004, 12:55 PM   #12
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I think they admitted that when doing Antenna they were specifically writing it as a major label record, going for shorter songs and stuff. Then towards the end of touring on it, they started getting bored with it and revisiting their older stuff. Which leads them to where they are now. Let's hope it doesn't end up with a Nirvana/In Utero situation where the label are convinced they're going to be delivered an "unlistenable" record and start to screw around with it...

And hey, if they do get dropped, they can just go slinking back to their old label, who they're still on good terms with. Assuming they have more than a handful of fans left.
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