Lollipop Lust Kill
Artemis Records
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This Moment Is the Rest of Your Life
This Moment is the Rest of Your Life was a four song sampler released by Artemis Records as a promotion for Lollipop Lust Kill's major label debut My So Called Knife. It is notable due to the alternate versions of two songs found on that album, which, ironically are billed as album versions. These tracks, "Father" and "Like a Disease" are each distinct from what appears on the LP. "Father" begins with a simple four count on the high-hat before beginning the song rather than the electronic build-up featured on the album (which is on the "Like a Disease" track). It also omits the background lyric 'kill my father, heal my father' at the end of the song. "Like a Disease" begins with a scimitar/vocal intro, very different from the progressive guitar and drum build-up found on My So Called Knife. Lyrical content that bridged the choruses and verses was also omitted. The other two tracks were "Ted" and "It's Cold Inside" from the band's independent release Motel Murder Madness.