Yellowcard Album: “Where We Stand”
 Description :
Yellowcard includes: Ben Harper (guitar).
<p>Yellowcard: Todd Clary (vocals, guitar); Ben Dobson (vocals); Ben Harper (guitar); Sean Wellman (violin); Warren Cooke (bass guitar); L. P. (percussion).
<p>Additional personnel: Shawn Dewey, Toni Ruffino (background vocals).
Track Listing :
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Lesson Learned |
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| 2 |
Time Will Tell |
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| 3 |
Sue |
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April 20th |
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| 5 |
Up Hill Both Ways |
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| 6 |
Kids |
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| 7 |
Doesn't Matter |
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| 8 |
Sorry Try Again |
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| 9 |
Anywhere But Here |
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| 10 |
On The Brink |
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Album Information :
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UPC:850391001014
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Format:CD
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Type:Performer
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Genre:Hardcore/Punk
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Artist:Yellowcard
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Producer:Shawn Dewey
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Label:Takeover Records
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Distributed:Caroline Distribution
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Release Date:2005/06/28
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Original Release Year:1999
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Discs:1
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Mono / Stereo:Stereo
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Studio / Live:Studio
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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
- If you like Yellowcard than don't just sit there, go and run to the store (nude) en get this album!
Well, the first time I listened to this album I thought; is this Yellowcard? Then I realised they had another vocalist at that time. Well, when you get used to his voice, you will find a very shiny cd! You can realy hear that it's Yellowcard, it's a bit more immature than albums like OCEAN AVANUE, but it's great to listen to. You have to listen it a few times before starting to like it, but than you really have a jewel. This is not an album for the average punkrock listener who only knows big names like Green Day, Pennywise etc. This is for the fans, those who know Yellowcard, Sugarcult and more. I really recommend this album! 1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
- Never have I thought
I would never have thought I would be listening to this band. Their recent stuff seems (I mean is) more radio friendly. I got to say that this CD has more of a raw feel to it. Like most bands with their "first" album, their music still is trying find it's place. And Yellowcard had a lot of potential by heading in this direction of a harder feel for punk. But on Ocean Avenue, Yellowcard became more soft and has less of an edge. You can hear some bands that made this band. Yellowcard pays homage to The Offspring and Green Day (of course of few others). But what do you hear now besides a producer saying to make the album radio friendly?
I know they still have the guy who plays the violin. But it doesn't really doesn't do much for the band. Expect "Hey look we have a violinst in our band." But in this album it makes it the song have more of a erie feeling. The harmonization between the guitar and the violin in one or two songs of the album kills me. I don't know why they lost this feeling. Oh wait I know why! Because the studio said so and they want to make money.
In general I like this album. I can easily say I am not a Yellowcard fan. This is may be certainly going to be the album I'm going to buy. And I'm happy that I found it. I got to agree with some of these people this is not for the fans of Yellowcard today. I'm assuming that most of the people who gave this album 1 or 2 stars are Yellowcard fans that listen to the latest thing that's on the radio. Well I'll tell you what the radio plays the same type of song but on repeat. And that's what Yellowcard did on their past two recent albums. (and probably their third.)
4 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
- terrible
don't even give this one a second thought. different vocalist, the violinist is even worse than he was on one for the kids (thank god they got him some lessons before ocean avenue came out), just plain BAD in all respects. 2 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
- awful
1 word.... awful
listen 2 it n try not 2 cr
ocean avenue is much better
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