Thursday, February 11, 2010

The Wonder Years-The Upsides 2010

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“The Upsides” is a record about hope. On a bike ride around the fountain at Logan Circle on the first day of spring, the idea struck that this constant state of defeat was no way to live and out of that, “The Upsides” was born. Instead of a writing format derived from the ideas of one member, The Wonder Years built a record out of opposing influences, colossal arguments and gallons of sweat. The band all moved into a one-bedroom house in South Philly and spent a scorching month and a half locked in a 15 square-foot basement obsessing over every single part of every single song, refusing to move from the practice space until everyone was content. The result is 12 tracks of overly honest pop punk that resonates with the band’s past influences like Motion City Soundtrack, Saves the Day and The Starting Line, but also speaks to new influences like Latterman, Thursday and even The Hold Steady.

Track List:

01. My Last Semester
02. Logan Circle
03. Everything I Own Fits In This Backpack
04. Dynamite Shovel
05. New Years With Carl Weathers
06. It’s Never Sunny In South Philadelphia
07. Hostels & Brothels
08. Melrose Diner
09. This Party Sucks
10. Hey Thanks
11. Washington Square Park
12. All My Friends Are In Bar Bands

Release Name: The_Wonder_Years-The_Upsides-2010-pLAN9
Genre: Punk
Label: No Sleep Records
Quality: 209 kbps avg
Size: 60.55MB
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http://hotfile.com/dl/25454599/2b6018c/The_Wonder_Years-The_Upsides-2010-pLAN9.rar.html

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