Title: And 'I love you' means 'I hope you don't survive the night'.
Product review: Silkworm were always one of those bands I avoided because I thought I wouldn't like them. Then I was convinced to give "Italian Platinum" a spin, and I couldn't stop listening.Catchy, sloppy rock songs, with lyrics like "and 'I love you' means 'I hope you don't survive the night'", that you'll hum to yourself long after the CD has stopped playing, and guest vocals from Bloodshot Records' Kelly Hogan (also known to join forces with Neko Case from time to time) balance out this album. Also worth seeking out is an EP they did around this time called "You Are Dignified", which features covers of songs by Shellac, Pavement, Bedhead, and others.In other words, if you always thought Silkworm wasn't for you, this album will prove you wrong.
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