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When Do We Start Fighting. is an album by British band Seafood, released in July 2001. The track "What May Be The Oldest" originally featured on the b-side of the "Led By Bison" single from Seafood's previous album Surviving the Quiet. features vocals from former Madder Rose singer Mary Lorson. All songs written by Seafood. Western Battle" – 3:37. Pleasurehead" – 4:00. What May Be The Oldest" – 3:10.

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The re-recorded version on When Do We Start Fighting. Studio album by. Seafood. The album was re-released in March 2002 with a bonus disc entitled Coursework featuring demos and live session tracks.

Recorded in Brooklyn, New York, ‘When Do We Start Fightin. sees Seafood move beyond sheer admiration of their American heroes (Sonic Youth, Pavement) to try to compete with them, using their devotion as a springboard rather than a full stop. This time around, they’ve even bought a sampler and dragged their love affair with the guitar up to date, acknowledging the power of subtlety. The unhinged six-string fury that so often characterised their best moments before has given way to reveal a band who write great songs when no-one is looking.

Album: When Do We Start Fighting. Download Seafood - Western Battle. When Do We Start Fighting: Best 2 songs. Seafood - Similar Assassins 04:31. Seafood - Splinter 05:06. Album: When Do We Start Fighting. Seafood: best 2 tracks. Seafood - This Is Not an Exit Surviving The Quiet, 2000 03:44. Seafood - Similar Assassins When Do We Start Fighting, 2001 04:31.

Title: Seafood-When Do We Start Fighting. Format: CD. Catalogue Number: W97 M02976. Seafood - When Do We Start Fighting (CD 2001). Brand new: lowest price.

The second LP, When Do We Start Fighting. was recorded and produced in New York by Girls Against Boys member Eli Janney. It featured guest appearances by Mary Lorson of Madder Rose and Scott McCloud of Girls Against Boys. The album release in July 2001 (on Infectious Records) was preceded by the release of Cloaking as a single. After this tour, Seafood spent time working on building a studio, Neat Science Laboratories, in preparation for recording their next album, eventually released in the summer of 2004. During this time, Seafood played only a handful of gigs due to problems with singer David Line's health following the collapse of one of his lungs.