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 Where We Stand - Yellowcard
Description: Genre: Pop / Artist: Yellowcard / Enhanced / Audio CD released 2005-08-01 at Kung Fu / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Lesson Le ... more  Where We Stand - Yellowcard ... Learned2 Time Will Tell 3 Sue 4 April 28th 5 Uphill Both Ways 6 Kids 7 Doesn't Matter 8 Sorry Try Again 9 Anywhere But Here 10 On The Brink Newest Review: ... like in 1999 when they released this album is really very interesting. With a different singer, and less top heavy violin ... more ... work this band certainly do sound completely different. Ok, so this album's never going to be your favourite album, but still - for what it is, it's certainly very good. I have a feeling that some Yellowcard haters may even enjoy this record if they listened to this and didn't know who the artist was - it truly is that different. It can be a very interesting process when a band change vocalists as it can completely alter the sound and direction of a band, and listening to the 'Where We Stand' album, it is clear that th...more |
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Where We Stand - Yellowcard: Where Yellowcard Once Stood (548 words)
by rleigh - written on 29/01/08 (Very useful, 63 readings)
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The 'Where We Stand' album was re-released through Kung Fu Records in 2005, however it was originally released in 1999 on the Takeover Records label. 'Where We Stand' was the second album ever released by Yellowcard, a band who have now gone on to record and release a further four albums since. The Yellowcard we know and love today is not the same Yellowcard that was around back in 1999, with a different vocalist in tow the sound of the band back then was very different indeed. Despite the differences with the sound of the band today, the 'Where We Stand' album is still a great album to listen to and hearing the vast difference in sound between what the band are like ...
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