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Leave it to those crazy kids in to aim for the title of 'longest EP ever' with, easily the most ambitious ancillary collection the band has assembled thus far. The disc was released at a time when the quintet's label, Gotee Records, dissolved its partnership with EMI, which owned a minority stake in the small, Franklin, TN-based company. It almost appears as if this sense of autonomy and liberation allowed the group and its benefactors to clean out the closet and compile highlights from all their previous EPs - six in all - many of which are out of print and predated the group's major-label breakthroughs,. Throughout the duration of this 13-track stretch, it's fun to trace the evolution of from silly funnymen to straight-faced modern rockers: the band's customary pop-punk rears its head all along, but there are also acoustic ballads, synth-caressed '80s pop, and a nod or two to -styled sensitivity. But there's more: seemingly aware that no number of warmed-over rarities or B-sides necessarily justifies the price of a full album, went a step further and recorded 13 new songs, discreetly included in this bundle as the 'Nashville Tennis EP'. Since it's not really a new studio album, frontman went ahead and relinquished some of the singing and songwriting duties to his bandmates, resulting in sessions that aren't nearly as pristine or fleshed-out as those of a de facto project, but that are still serviceable in the context of an in-between non-album.
Enjoyed as a whole, is an all-around nice gesture - a more than generous gift to fans and an EP with one of the highest bang-for-buck ratios in the history of modern rock.
The Nashville Tennis EP coverProfessional ratingsReview scoresSourceRating(86%)7.1/10Jesus Freak HideoutPunknews.orgThe Bird and the Bee Sides is a by the American band. In the United States it was released on July 1, 2008.The double EP was released on a single disc, containing both The Nashville Tennis EP and The Bird and the Bee Sides.The Nashville Tennis EP (whose title is a on ) includes 13 tracks of new material that allowed the band to explore their sound by channeling and influences, as well as feature compositions by band members other than Thiessen and Hoopes.The Bird and the Bee Sides is a collection of rarities or unreleased demos from earlier in the band's career.The collection debuted at No. 25 on the with approximately 20,000 albums sold. Contents.Track listing The Nashville Tennis EP All tracks are written by, except where noted. Where Do I Go from Here'2:152.' The Scene and Herd'2:533.' At Least We Made It This Far'2:534.' The Last, the Lost, the Least' (vocals by bassist, )2:255.'
The Lining Is Silver'3:416.' There Was No Thief' (re-recorded version of 'The Thief' from the )3:227.' No Reaction' (vocals by drummer, )1:038.'
Curl Up and Die'4:089.' You'll Always Be My Best Friend' (lead vocals by guitarist, ), Thiessen1:3910.' There Was Another Time in My Life'2:5111.' I Just Want You to Know'2:5713.' Bee Your Man' (vocals by guitarist, )1:38Total length:32:51The Bird and the Bee Sides No.TitleOriginally fromLength14.' Up and Up (Acoustic)'and ( exclusive)4:0615.'
Wit's All Been Done Before'3:3016.' The Vinyl Countdown'2:4917.' For the Band'4:1518.' Nothing Without You'4:1419.' A Penny Loafer Saved Is a Penny Loafer Earned'2:1920.' Five Iron Frenzy Is Either Dead or Dying'0:3221.'
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Five Iron Frenzy Is Either Dead or Dying (Wannabe Ska Version)'0:4122.' Who I Am Hates Who I've Been (Acoustic)'3:1823.' Here I Go (Demo)'Previously unreleased2:3424.' The Stenographer (Demo)'Previously unreleased2:3025.' Jefferson Aeroplane (Demo)'3:5826.'
Hope for Every Fallen Man (Acoustic)'and ( exclusive)3:26Total length:38:17Bonus scavenger hunt tracksNo.TitleOriginally fromLength1.' Where Do I Go From Here? (Acoustic)'Previously unreleased2:542.' Fallen Man'3:473.' July 1, 2008.
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