 " Focker " was created using a looped riff from " 6 / 8 Focker " . Eastgate then conceived a drum solo and remixed and rearranged the last 20 seconds of the song . " The Enemy Are the Future " was created during a hungover jam session , where all band members played individually and not in tandem . Dawson performed around 40 different beats one after another all in different timings . The session was recorded using a tape player and a track was moulded in the studio . Four different endings were recorded and three were spliced together at the end . " Mad Dogs and Englishmen " , whose riff is based on an old French samba song , was borne out of an interplay between Eastgate on the guitar and Faley on the bass . The last track on the album , " Bathroom Gurgle " , includes " a squelchy grind of the riff " purpose @-@ built for the Liars Club audience during the band 's first ever gigs . Eastgate has explained , " I had these two themes , which looped round on each other which I sang very exasperated Annie Lennox style vocals over . " The fast tempo of the first half of the song was juxtaposed against a section of " slow drama " . 
