Nothing Feels Good by The Promise Ring

Nothing Feels Good

The Promise Ring

1997

Nothing Feels Good is a Alt/Indie album by The Promise Ring, originally released in 1997. On Gatefold: 24 pressings tracked, owned by 8 collectors.

Sound DNA

  • Alt/Indie
  • Emo
  • jangly
  • yearning
  • confessional

About

Nothing Feels Good is the second album by the emo band The Promise Ring. This album was the band's first real hit and gained it a cult following, being praised by everyone from SPIN magazine to MTV. The band achieved a popular single with "Why Did Ever We Meet?". The title of this album was used as a title for the book Nothing Feels Good: Punk Rock, Teenagers, and Emo by Andy Greenwald. Original bass player Scott Beschta is credited with writing and playing all the bass parts for the album. The cover art for the album was shot in .

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Tracklist

  1. 1Is This Thing on?3:37
  2. 2Perfect Lines2:26
  3. 3Red & Blue Jeans2:55
  4. 4Why Did Ever We Meet4:05
  5. 5Make Me a Chevy2:35
  6. 6How Nothing Feels1:12
  7. 7A Broken Tenor3:25
  8. 8Raspberry Rush2:37
  9. 9Nothing Feels Good2:02
  10. 10Pink Chimneys2:27
  11. 11B Is for Bethlehem3:15
  12. 12Forget Me3:54

Credits

Performers

8 collectors on Gatefold own this · 24 pressings tracked on Gatefold