Nothing Feels Good
Album by The Promise Ring
Released	October 1997
Recorded	June 1997
Genre	Emo
Length	34:30
Label	Jade Tree Records
Producer(s)	J. Robbins
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The Promise Ring chronology
The Horse Latitdues (1997)	Nothing Feels Good (1997)	Boys + Girls EP (1998)

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Track listing

1. "Is This Thing On?"
2. "Perfect Lines"
3. "Red & Blue Jeans"
4. "Why Did Ever We Meet?"
5. "Make Me a Chevy"
6. "How Nothing Feels"
7. "A Broken Tear"
8. "Raspberry Rush"
9. "Nothing Feels Good"
10. "Pink Chimneys"
11. "B Is For Bethlehem"
12. "Forget Me"

Personnel

• Davey vonBohlen: Vocals, Guitar
• Jason Gnewikow: Guitar
• Scott Beschta: Bass
• Dan Didier: Drums