The DVD features the video and a live version of 'Take Me Out,' which the more you hear it the more you will fall in love with it.

It sounds something like the band Jack, which is no bad thing.

Singer Alex Kapranos sounds like a different vocalist and his lyrics are very poetic. The second track, ' Words So Leisured' is acoustic based. The first extra track on the CD version is 'All for You, Sophia', which has a very early 80's indie vibe to it, and, using very basic guitar work, is again catchy as hell. The B side of the 7 inch is 'Truck Stop', which has ass kicking bass, drums, and keyboards, and vocals-wise a great early Zoo Records and again Teardrops Explodes feel to it. After 50 seconds in, it changes tempo and gets faster and gets rockier, and becomes the best tune Julian Cope never wrote. The introduction to 'Take Me Out' starts with a burst of guitar which is reminiscent of 'You Better You Bet' from the Who's 'Face Dances' from '81. You say you dont know I say take me out If I wait, this can die If I wait, this can die I want you to take me out If I move, this could die If eyes move, this could die Come on, take me out- (stop) Main riff x 1 Riff 1 x 2 Chorus x 4 I know I wont be leaving here I know I wont be leaving here I know I wont be leaving here I know I wont. Glasgow's latest hip makers second single is avallable on CD, 7' and DVD, all with different tracks.ДЇranz Ferdinand are cool, a 4 piece who claim to be influenced by earlier Scottish bands such as Orange Juice, the Fire Engines and Josef K, but to my ears they sound pure like the Teardrop Explodes, which is fine by me.

Franz ferdinand take me out intro