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* Up the Bracket is THE LIBERTINES' second single. The song was later included in their debut album, also titled ''Up the Bracket''. | * Up the Bracket is THE LIBERTINES' second single. The song was later included in their debut album, also titled ''Up the Bracket''. | ||
* UP THE BRACKET is not a constant 182 BPM. The tempo fluctuates throughout the song, ranging from 181.21 to 183.67. | * UP THE BRACKET is not a constant 182 BPM. The tempo fluctuates throughout the song, ranging from 181.21 to 183.67. | ||
* UP THE BRACKET's graphics were | * UP THE BRACKET's graphics were created by Takahiro Nakajima. | ||
* "Up the bracket" is a slang term for a punch in the throat, popularized by British comedian Tony Hancock, of which THE LIBERTINES' Pete Doherty is a noted fan. | * "Up the bracket" is a slang term for a punch in the throat, popularized by British comedian Tony Hancock, of which THE LIBERTINES' Pete Doherty is a noted fan. | ||
* An unused set of charts for UP THE BRACKET can be found within the Dancing Stage Unleashed data. | * An unused set of charts for UP THE BRACKET can be found within the Dancing Stage Unleashed data. | ||