Media: This Time Next Year: “Walking on Glass” (The Movielife)

Posted by aubin on Monday, November 19, 2012 at 1:00 PM (EST)

This Time Next Year - who took their name from The Movielife album of the same name - have released their cover of "Walking on Glass," which originally appeared on 2001's Has a Gambling Problem. The song is their contribution to Pacific Ridge Records' Kickstarter-funded tribute, due out December 11, 2012.

Check it out here.

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This Time Next Year

The Movielife

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skolarx (November 19, 2012)

I do enjoy the last album and the ep but do we really need a tribute to the Movielife? Is a tribute to Midtown coming next? If it were a band more like Farside, I could understand it a bit more but for a band who is barely gone, it doesn't really make sense to me (or for bands who are still around, AK3 tribute from last year, I'm looking at you...)

givemeamuseumandillfillit (November 20, 2012)

Wanna feel old? They broke up nine years ago. That awful Jawbreaker tribute record that was released in 2003 only came out 7 years after the breakup.

A band like Farside? Well, if it came out in 2009, you would've said they were "barely gone".

boxcar (November 19, 2012)

I really enjoyed The Movielife as long as they were around...yeah even some of the Drive Thru stuff...but a tribute? Especially if it's just a half assed version of an already mediocre tune? Thanks but no thanks...

vicsrnj (November 20, 2012)

I expected this cover to be better than it is.
I love tribute records to bands I like, as long as good bands are playing the songs. This isn't even the first movielife tribute album. The first one had a really good cover of If Only Duct Tape Could Fix Everything by Museums. Other than that I'm not sure anything else was that great on it.