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The Cribs @ The Forum, Kentish Town, London 19.05.17. What a gig! #thecribs #indie #rock #legends #garyjarman #jarmans #mnwnw #tour #gig #london #music

The Cribs are my third favorite band and they are pretty famous for releasing gems as B-sides and what not but holy cow this is some good stuff. Probably sounds pretty lame but something about this song kinda resonates with me. Y’all should give it a listen

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It is ridiculous the amount of time I have spent thinking about this list, probably spent more time on this then important pieces of work. 5) kind words from the broken hearted It's a great a song, and easily could have featured on an album, let's face it, most of their b sides could. The lyrics stand up to most of the cribs songs, and the breakdown is special. 4) I'm still blaming you Probably the one that will get the most raised eyebrows, but it's stuck in my mind. Adore the way it was recorded, and how underproduced it is, not glamorous but memorable. 3) North of England Excellent b side, just how a b side should be, loud,angsty and in your face. It's a song that you can thrash around to, and shout and stomp to. 2) To Jackson Slightly different to The Cribs style as it slow and relatively mellow, but that is what makes this b side stand out so much. Even the riff seems to sing to you. 1) You're gonna lose us Possibly the most obvious one, but everytime it's on and alchol has been consumed, I automatically assume that I'm at a gig and have to jump around. It was hard making this list, love to know people's opinions.

Merry Cribsmass

thanks sweetie xxxx