It's quality - best track on the album (which is a bit disapointing to be honest).

I'm gonna record 'An Open Letter to Derbyshire'

'Chesterfield, Derby, Swad and Heanor, From the Alfreton to the top of Pennine Way, White, white, white and more white, Derbyshire I'm glad I'm out now'

It's a hit, I tell you.

The beat on this track is fecking quality, its a great single. Best track on the album, although they still could do a lot better.

There's still life in the old dog. Just. "Triple Trouble" was horrible; this is better.

Brent DiCrescenzo, the legend that he is, did what he claims will be his last-ever music review of this album. It's one of the best pieces of music journalism I've ever read (the full text is available somewhere on the internet; the version at Pitchfork is severely neutered ever since they were threatened with legal action over it). I don't agree with his mark but the reasoning, honesty and irreverence of the piece are something only he could turn out...

I don't understand why everyone isn't wetting themselves over this track like I am, it's totally fucking awesome, their best track since Sabotage.