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Never Get Used To It (2017 Remastered Deluxe Edition)

by Divine Weeks

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1.
Soul on Ice 03:55
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2.
I Found Out 03:35
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3.
Preachin' to the Choir 03:50
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4.
Bitterness 05:21
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5.
Gingi & Me 05:48
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6.
Watershed 04:50
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7.
Copper Wire 03:51
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8.
Animal Move Real Slow 05:24
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9.
Roll Away 05:33
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Think 03:13
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11.
Roll Away (acoustic) 04:45
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12.
(Wanna Take You) Higher 03:55
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13.
Goddamn Real To Me '91 02:54
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14.
Stay Hungry (Live) 04:22
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15.
O, Holy Night 04:52
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A lot had changed between Divine Weeks 1987 debut album, "Through & Through" and their getting signed to First Warning/BMG Records for their 1991 follow up, "Never Get Used To It" (released on the very same day as "Nevermind"). Grunge was about to explode and most significantly, they had a sad and painful parting of ways with co-founding member and guitarist Raj Makwana. New guitarist Matt Mahler brought a decidedly harder rock edge to DW 2.0. With this 2017 remastered deluxe edition of "Never Get Used To It," you get all of the band's output while on First Warning Records including the two EPs with the inspired covers of both "Think" and "Wanna Take You Higher" as well as their sublime cover of the old holiday chestnut, "O Holy Night" from the "Lump of Coal" compilation album. The band would break up a year later only to reunite with Makwana and put out the stunning comeback album "See Those Landing Lights" in 2016.

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released August 11, 2017

Produced by Divine Weeks
Engineered by Dave Smerdzinski & Bob Ouellette
Recorded February-March, 1991 at Silverlake Sound, Silverlake CA

Bill See: vocals
Dave Smerdzinski: drums
Matt Mahler: guitars
George Edmondson: bass
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Andy Liotta: keyboards on "Bitterness" & "Watershed"
Tania Jolly: vocals on "Roll Away"
Bobby Hurley: saxophone on "Wanna Take You Higher"
Ian O'Higgins: keyboards on "Roll Away (acoustic)"

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Named one of the 15 best unsigned bands by the L.A. Times, Divine Weeks were signed to Dream Syndicate's Steve Wynn's Down There label releasing debut "Through & Through" in '87. In '91 they released "Never Get Used To It." After a lengthy hiatus, singer Bill See's memoir "33 Days" was the catalyst to reforming & releasing "See Those Landing Lights" & the politically charged "We're All We Have" ... more

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