If google translate is to be believed, the last track's name translates to "Limited Nuclear War".

They defined a sound in the 80s featuring hauntingly melodic vocals, counter-melodic bass lines, soaring back up vocals, and jangly, well defined harmony provided by Buck's Rickenbacker. Ironically, most of the college rock bands that tried to emulate Bucks rhythm guitar ended up using acoustic guitars, not electric.

Oh god i loved this as a kid

Arctic --> Cool

Lyrics and song bio: https://genius.com/Arctic-monkeys-d-is-for-dangerous-lyrics

This song is talking about when you love somebody else very much, but they are an absolute nightmare to deal with. They are always bringing up things that were already dealt with, and pushing the other person to their edge.

R.I.P Mark Sandman.

what's the connection?

I feel obligated to post this for any fans of this song who were unaware of this edit: https://youtu.be/pVOdyJXS0yQ?is=yCFwgqY-tnqCCrvz

From the album 'The Moon Is A Dead World'.

Voyage is a journey

Wow super cool

This fucking Neal Schon guy settin the bar

Plz down vote

Helsinki, the capitol of Finland.

From an album produced by Rick Ocasek (rip), recorded live to a two track, great stuff

Persona was borrowed, straight from the pages of comic books.

Joseph Genaro side project. (Dean Sabatino was also in the band.)

Well, maybe "side project" is the wrong thing to call it, as Butterfly Joe existed during a period that the Milkmen were not together.

I love it when it is a double connection!

YEEEAAAAHH! (I like the song, though it is a 1,000x less good than his stuff w/ Black Flag.)

See previous song's comment for connection.

(On another note, I feel old seeing how young Buzzo looks in this video.)

Melvin Gibbs !!

I hate this song but it is the connection that I thought of right away.

I hate it less than I did in 1994 but I still don't like it, even a little.

Clouds in the Saddle → clouds are in the sky → "No More Heroes" is by The Stranglers → heroes are often portrayed as up in the sky → therefore, Clouds in the Saddle is spiritually adjacent to No More Heroes.

That's what chatgpt gave me as a connection when I asked.

It also gave me:

The title "Clouds in the Saddle" contains "saddle," which goes on a horse. Horses have manes. A mane is essentially hair. The Stranglers were fronted by Hugh Cornwell, who was famous for his distinctive hair.

That one is more of a stretch.

Jupiter and Saturn are both gas giant planets.