Tokyo Rose New American Saint CD FLAC 2005 FiXIE

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ARTiST: Tokyo Rose
ALBUM: New American Saint
GENRE: Rock
LABEL: Sidecho Records
LANG: English
TYPE: Normal
YEAR: 2005
SOURCE: CDDA
RIP.DATE: 06-01-2014
ST.DATE: 10-04-2005
ENCODER: FLAC 1.2.1 Lossless
GRABBER: EAC v1.0 beta 2
QUALiTY: 904 kbps Avg 44.1kHz 2 channels

TRACK LiST

01 Spectacle 3:38
02 New American Saint 3:26
03 Goodbye Almond Eyes 4:03
04 The Tin Man Gets His Heart 4:45
05 Treading Water 4:35
06 Bottle Marked: Caution 3:38
07 The Hard Eight 3:24
08 A Reason To Come Home Again 3:23
09 I Love You... Too 3:59
10 The Hammer And The Nail 4:03
11 Meghan Again 3:32
Total Size: 11 Files/288.0MB/42:26 min

RELEASE NOTE

It s amazing what sorts of change a couple of years can bring to
an up-and-coming act. Just ask Jersey-based Tokyo Rose. In 03
the melodic punk quartet entered the fray with their upbeat
energetic debut, Reinventing a Lost Art. Though the album served
its purpose rather well, the foursome found some room for
improvement and quickly acted upon it, re-tooling their line-up
and redefining their musical vision. The result is New American
Saint. Infusing a host of new influences outside their
traditional genre boundaries, Tokyo Rose s sophomore effort
offers an array of additional instrumentation and pristine, yet
comfortable production courtesy of Matt Goldman (Copeland). We
wanted to go for a different feel than what we had done in the
past, notes bassist Chris Poulsen. That doesn t mean Tokyo Rose
eschewed its melodic rock foundation. The more mature and
focused New American Saint simply expands upon the stable base
of the band s debut, with the catchy, motivated Goodbye Almond
Eyes, the formidable Spectacle, and the introspection of the
title track. Refinement never sounded better

URL: http://https://myspace.com/tokyorose

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