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The Arrogant Worms
Folk · 1992 · 12 tracks

The Arrogant Worms

The Arrogant Worms

Witty Canadian satire delivered through professional-grade three-part harmonies. Sparse acoustic arrangements that let the storytelling and vocal acrobatics shine.

1992 · Not On Label (The Arrogant Worms Self-released)

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A high-spirited and witty collection of acoustic stories that finds humor in the mundane and the regional.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks
01
The Last Saskatchewan Pirate
3:31
02
The Credit Song
2:20
03
Let's Go Bowling
2:33
04
Goin' Huntin'
2:11
05
Don't Go Into Politics
2:32
06
No Sale / No Store
0:57
07
The Canadian Crisis Song
2:10
08
The Ballad of Dan
3:18
09
Jesus' Brother Bob
2:55
10
I Want to Look Like Arnold
2:47
11
Car Full of Pain
2:38
12
The Christmas Song
1:47
Moments Worth Listening For
The sudden, booming transition into the sea-shanty chorus of track 1, reimagining the landlocked Saskatchewan prairies as a pirate's cove.
The intricate, overlapping vocal counterpoint during the bridge of track 10 that mocks fitness culture with professional precision.
The deadpan delivery of the final punchline in track 11, where the acoustic arrangement perfectly mimics the frustration of a cramped car ride.
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