What About Myrtle?, by The Moaning Myrtles

What About Myrtle?

by The Moaning Myrtles

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yourwizardrockresource This is the Moaning Myrtles' second full-length album, and it's a little more mellow than its peppy predecessor, with a handful of deeper songs sprinkled among their trademark upbeat wit. Things to look out for: excellent collabs with the Mudbloods and Ginny and the Heartbreakers, a dance track with a rap verse, a melancholy song about lost friendship, and an excellent piece of metawrock that should be a classic. Favorite track: It's Too Late.

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1.	I Was There 01:19		buy track
2.	Cedric 02:27		buy track
3.	All I Think About 03:29	info	buy track
4.	Choko Ono 02:49		buy track
5.	Howl at the Moon 02:26		buy track
6.	In Which Moaning Myrtle Moans 01:57		buy track
7.	Aesthetically Pleasing 02:56	info	buy track
8.	It's Too Late 02:22		buy track
9.	Transparent 03:25		buy track
10.	What About Myrtle? 01:42		buy track
11.	You Can't Speak Snake 03:34		buy track

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We released this album after reading the final Harry Potter book, which Myrtle was strangely absent from. THEY WERE IN HER BATHROOM.

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released June 29, 2008

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