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AKA: Yellow or Orange
Days Of The New 1997 Album
Days Of The New

Days Of The New Days Of The New
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3.5 X 2 jfclams
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2 jfclams 3.5 X
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Length
1h 27m 31s
Country
United States
Release Dates
1997-06-03
Description
Days of the New (also known as the Orange or Yellow album) is the debut album of alternative rock band Days of the New, and the first of their three self-titled albums. The album was released in 1997 through Outpost Records.
artist
Days Of The New
Days Of The New
producer
Scott Litt
Scott Litt
label
Outpost Recordings
Outpost Recordings
Other Roles
Todd Smith
Todd Smith
Keyboards
Travis Meeks
Travis Meeks
Lead Vocals, Rhythm Guitar
Adam Turgeon
Adam Turgeon
Drums (1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 11)
Matt Taul
Matt Taul
Drums (2, 7, 8, 9)
Jesse Vest
Jesse Vest
Bass
Todd Whitener
Todd Whitener
Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals
Tracklist
1. Shelf In The Room 4m 44s
2. Touch, Peel And Stand 4m 58s
3. Face Of The Earth 5m 17s
4. Solitude 4m 11s
5. The Down Town 4m 17s
6. What's Left For Me? 5m 27s
7. Freak 5m 24s
8. Now 5m 5s
9. Whimsical 6m 2s
10. Where I Stand 5m 39s
11. How Do You Know You? 5m 34s
12. Cling 15m 28s

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2023-03-15 2:31pm
The combination of Scott Litt, Travis Meeks, and the rest of the group comes off like your wanna-be cool uncle mentoring his uber-talented but wayward nephew and his stoner friends, giving them free rein to make the music as meandering as possible…just as long as there are a few key moments to latch onto. And I mean, it does drag on for a loooong time - 72 minutes of this, including a 15 minute interminable thing at the end called "Cling".
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