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{{Infobox Album | | {{Infobox Album | | ||
| Name = Seven More Minutes | | Name = Seven More Minutes | ||
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| single 2 = [[She Says It's Alright]] | | single 2 = [[She Says It's Alright]] | ||
| single 2 date = [[1999]] | | single 2 date = [[1999]] | ||
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{{Extra album cover 2 | |||
| Upper caption = Alternate Cover | |||
| Type = album | |||
| Cover = 7mm advancecopy.jpg | |||
| Lower caption = Advance release CD 2-46680-AB | |||
}} | }} | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Seven More Minutes''' | '''''Seven More Minutes''''' is the second studio album by [[the Rentals]]. It was released on [[April 13]], [[1999]] and features numerous guest performers including [[Petra Haden]] (of [[that dog.]]; also appeared on [[Return of the Rentals]]), Donna Matthews (of [[Elastica]]), Miki Berenyi (of Lush), [[Tim Wheeler]] (of [[Ash]]), Kevin March, and Damon Albarn (of [[Blur]]). | ||
==Overview== | |||
The album features songs written over the course of several years. The song "[[Barcelona]]" was repurposed from a [[1993]] demo titled "[[California]]", while the songs "[[Must Be Wrong]]", "[[Say Goodbye Forever]]", and "[[The Cruise]]" (as "[[So Soon]]") were originally demoed in [[1995]]. Rentals frontman [[Matt Sharp]] has said that the album's concept began when the band was on tour in Europe [https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/Buddyhead.com_interview_with_Matt_Sharp_-_Late_1999] and, indeed, the album's lyrical content reflects Sharp's time spent in Europe. The CD's packaging features photographs taken by Sharp in Barcelona. La Rambla appears on the CD sleeve and images of Montjuïc and El Raval in the booklet and cover. When asked about the album's title in [[buddyhead.com interview with Matt Sharp - Late 1999|an interview with buddyhead.com]], Sharp commented "The title means a bunch of different things to different people. It especially means something that is really close to me. But in general it's the amount of time on a snooze for an alarm. When you don't want to leave a certain place you just keep hitting the snooze button over and over. Seven more minutes." | The album features songs written over the course of several years. The song "[[Barcelona]]" was repurposed from a [[1993]] demo titled "[[California]]", while the songs "[[Must Be Wrong]]", "[[Say Goodbye Forever]]", and "[[The Cruise]]" (as "[[So Soon]]") were originally demoed in [[1995]]. Rentals frontman [[Matt Sharp]] has said that the album's concept began when the band was on tour in Europe [https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/Buddyhead.com_interview_with_Matt_Sharp_-_Late_1999] and, indeed, the album's lyrical content reflects Sharp's time spent in Europe. The CD's packaging features photographs taken by Sharp in Barcelona. La Rambla appears on the CD sleeve and images of Montjuïc and El Raval in the booklet and cover. When asked about the album's title in [[buddyhead.com interview with Matt Sharp - Late 1999|an interview with buddyhead.com]], Sharp commented "The title means a bunch of different things to different people. It especially means something that is really close to me. But in general it's the amount of time on a snooze for an alarm. When you don't want to leave a certain place you just keep hitting the snooze button over and over. Seven more minutes." | ||
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The album's liner notes dedicate the album: "''In Loving Memory of [[Mykel and Carli Allan|Mykel, Carlie]]'' [sic]'', and Trysta Allan''". | The album's liner notes dedicate the album: "''In Loving Memory of [[Mykel and Carli Allan|Mykel, Carlie]]'' [sic]'', and Trysta Allan''". | ||
==Track listing== | |||
{{Track listing | {{Track listing | ||
| headline = Original album track listing | | headline = Original album track listing | ||