PUP put a punk spin on Phantogram's 'You Don't Get Me High Anymore' for triple j's Like A Version.

Phantogram perform "You Don't Get Me High Anymore" off their album 'Three' live in The Current studio.

To be honest, I prefer a little the first 2006 compilation, but this is also nice, another good album that can help people get involved in Espiritu's music. So again, I recommend you to go and download them.

Don't Get Me Wrong" is a song released by the pop-rock group The Pretenders. It was the first single taken from the group's 1986 album, Get Close. It can also be found on the band's The Singles album, released in 1987. In the US, "Don't Get Me Wrong" became the group's second Top 10 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, peaking at No. 10. Their first Top 10 pop hit, "Back on the Chain Gang", had reached No. 5 in 1983.

I don't like staying at home When the moon is bleeding red Woke up stoned in the backseat From a dream where my teeth fell out of my head. Cut it up, cut it up, yeah Everybody's on something here My godsend chemical best friend Skeleton whispering in my ear. Walk with me to the end Stare with me into the abyss Do you feel like letting go? I wonder how far down it is. Nothing is fun Not like before You don't get me high anymore Used to take one Now it's takes four You don't get me high anymore

Album · 1998 · 12 Songs. Get Apple Music on iOS, Android, Mac and Windows. 12 Songs, 45 Minutes. Don't Get Me Wrong Frances Black. Listen on Apple Music.

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We don‘t have an album for this track yet. View all albums by this artist. Japo aka Pragmatix has already surprised the world with his promo album called Inevitablemente Mistico released on 2005 as well as releases in Dark Prisma, Geomagneticand Headroom, playing in several parties around Argentina delighting dancers with his melodies. Alejo aka Cosmos Vibrations has released tracks on Dark Prisma and Trasition Records, taking his inspiration from his travels around South America exploring the international scene.

The first single from Phantogram's third album finds vocalist Sarah Barthel singing about a feeling of nothing being good enough. She explained to Pitchfork: "Metaphorically, it's about addiction. It's also about certain things that we see in culture, pop culture, and even music that we find redundant, that we've always kind of strayed away from as a group. It also taps into this idea of wanting to feel something. Ricky Reed recalled the crafting of the song to Billboard magazine: "Josh and Sarah brought in a demo that had a rough version of the bassline and sort of gibberish lyrics that were roughly in the melody and tune.

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