Single8 September 1997Atomic number 10
Elektrobank
Ground #1D2A40Ink 1 #DCD39DInk 2 #B1A67EAccent #17263FPlate colours (taken from the artwork)
Contrast body 12.7:1 heading 9.5:1
Pulse 102 BPM (measured)
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An eight-minute-eighteen single.
Released on 8 September 1997, it reached No. 17 in the UK. It runs 8:18.4 Some of the vocals are taken from Keith Murray's "This That Shit".4
Spike Jonze made the video: a gymnastics competition, with Sofia Coppola, his girlfriend at the time, as one of the competitors. It has been called arguably his greatest music video.4
And yet the song is on neither Singles 93–03 nor Brotherhood. It missed both compilations.4
I think the songs left off a best-of say the most about the people who made it. No reason is given anywhere for leaving this one out. Because none is given, we can go on wondering.
Translated from the Japanese original.
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