Severed Ties - Trivia

Trivia

  • "Poison Pen Letters" is the title of a track from the demo compilation State of Affairs.
  • "Love Is a Battlefield" is a cover of a track by Pat Benatar.
  • Several tracks on the album contain samples from several movies, due to copyright restrictions the label was forced to remove them, however on the first few thousand copies printed they still remain.
  • Track 1 "I Heart Roberts'" contains a sound sample from the film Hot Rod.
  • Track 2 "B.D.K.I.A.F." is an abbreviation for "Big Dick Know It All Fuck", which is an inside joke of the band.
  • Track 4 "Do You Party?" is a reference to a joke in the film Hot Rod.
  • Track 9 "The Blair Snitch Project" contains a sound sample from the film True Romance in the intro.
  • Track 11 "Stairway to Hell" contains a sound sample from the film Hot Rod and Happy Gilmore.
The Amity Affliction
  • Joel Birch
  • Ahren Stringer
  • Troy Brady
  • Dan Brown
  • Ryan Burt
  • Garth Buchanan
  • Lauchlan Faulkner
  • Troels Thomasen
  • Chris Burt
  • Clint Owen Ellis
  • Trad Nathan
  • Imran Siddiqi
Studio albums
  • Severed Ties
  • Youngbloods
  • Chasing Ghosts
EPs
  • Early Demos
  • The Amity Affliction
  • High Hopes
Compilations
  • North Coast Hardcore: Volume 1
  • Glory Days
Related articles
  • Discography

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