Lustra - What You Need & What You Get flac album

Their first full-length as Lustra was issued in 2003, and soon after the group landed the song "Scotty Doesn't Know" on the soundtrack to the 2004 film EuroTrip. The band also appears briefly in the film, with Matt Damon acting (and lip-synching) as their lead vocalist

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What You Need & What You Get 2008. Pop-punk act Lustra formed in Boston in 1996 under the name Seventeen. The initial lineup of Chris Baird on drums and vocals, Nick Cloutman on bass and vocals, Jon Baird on rhythm guitar, and Jason Adams on lead guitar recorded their debut album, Breakfast at Tammy's, in 1998. Following a lineup shuffle that moved Chris Baird to bass and Cloutman to guitar while introducing new drummer Bruce Fulford, Seventeen recorded the 1999 EP Ransom Your Handsome and the 2000 album Bikini Pie Fight!, co-produced by Ron St. Germain (Sonic Youth) and Scott Riebling (Letters to Cleo).

What You Need Lyrics. Baby, now hold me close Baby, now hold me close Baby, now hold me close Baby, now hold me close Baby, now hold me close Baby, now hold me close. I just want to take you there He don't gotta know where Does he touch you here like this, this, this, this? Let me take the friction from your lips (Ooh woah)

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But at 48 minutes, You Won’t Get What You Want is almost as long as their last two albums combined, four times as long as their spastic tantrum of a debut, Canada Songs. In this more weathered iteration, rage and rancor are fleeting and unsustainable, forms of weakness that are at odds with their monomaniacal vision. So they’re used judiciously: They got a name for people like you/But I didn’t take the time to write it down, Marshall sneers on The Reason They Hate Me, a dance-punk anthem for cubicle-bound non-punks who would never dance. They distill the message into an all-caps rallying.