Patrik and Örjan -Not Like Them song by song taken from Metal Hammer Oct. 97

It's all yours
Patrik: "'It's all yours' sums up the whole album. I'd like to do a video for this one; the aggression, the darkness, I think it's a great opener. The session drummer actually came up with the title for this one; he had a song already written that we tried by the same name"

A Million Lies
Örjan: "This is a real high energy track, although we never decide to do one type of a song or another, we just write. I think this one is more in line with the old style Misery Loves Co. than anything else on here. Lyrically, you can interpret this as a personal one or to the world at large"

Prove Me Wrong
Patrik: "The lyrics pretty much speak for themselves; it's all about the end of a relationship. Musically, it's very different to anything we ever tried before with the acoustic guitar and lots of vocal effects. I couldn't have seen us doing a track like this on the first album."

Owe You Nothing
Patrik: "It's hard to explain what this is about without giving too much away. It's not a brattish song by any means, although it is an angry song, again about a specific relationship, and it's a pretty harsh track to listen to"

Complicated Game
Örjan: "We wanted to do a cover because we wanted to see if we could take somebody else's song and turn it into a Miery Loves Co. song. We would have done a Joy Division track but NiN have done that already. Neither of us listen to XTC very much at all but Complicated Game is a good song and it's a bit odd enough to get people's attention."

Taste It (Imaginary Gun)
Patrik: "I use a lot of 'Don't fake it' type lyrics on this album and if there was one message on this track, then it would be that alone. We wrote this song after we saw Barkmarket play a show in our hometown of Uppsala... although it doesn't sound much like Barkmarket now..."

Deny Everything
Örjan: "This song together with 'Infected', was one of the first to be written and we were deliberately trying to distance ourselves from the techno metal tag that was being put on us. It's a very atmospheric track, it hardly moves at all. I've heard people compare it to Godflesh and I'm happy with that, because I think Justin is a very powerful songwriter."

Them Nails
Patrik: "In some ways, this is the most extreme song on the album. We listen to a lot of bands like Neurosis and Brutal Truth and what we've done is take some of their influences and put it into a Misery Loves Co. vein with a catchy chorus."

Infected
Patrik: "This was influenced by seeing someone who resigned themself to dying. It's a very personal track and I don't want to say too much about it."

Feed The Creep
Patrik: It's about hidden and institutionalised racism which gets passed down within families. i was trying to make the point that racists and fascists don't have to be jackbooted skinheads but they can be anyone anywhere."

Not The Only One
Örjan: "The last song written for the album and it fittingly finds itself as the last song on the album. This one, like 'Deny Everything', also has a lot of atmosphere and again, it's very different compared to our first album. I think that it makes for a perfect closer."