Through Being Cool
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| Through Being Cool | ||
| Studio album by Saves the Day | ||
| Released | November 2, 1999 | |
| Recorded | 1999 | |
| Genre | Emo
Length = 33:22 |
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| Label | Equal Vision Records | |
| Producer(s) | Steve Evetts | |
| Saves the Day chronology | ||
|---|---|---|
| Can't Slow Down (1997) |
Through Being Cool (1999) |
Stay What You Are (2001) |
Through Being Cool (1999) is the sophomore release of Princeton, New Jersey-based band Saves the Day. It has a more melodic sound than their first release, Can't Slow Down, which was a more punk/hardcore driven record. Interestingly enough, the album was released a mere year after the band's first release even though they had replaced 3 of their members. At the time of the recording, Saves The Day consisted of Chris Conley, Dave Soloway, Ted Alexander, Eben D'Amico, and Bryan Newman.
"Through Being Cool" is also the name of a Devo song.
[edit] Track listing
- "All-Star Me"
- "You Vandal"
- "Shoulder to the Wheel"
- "Rocks Tonic Juice Magic"
- "Holly Hox, Forget Me Nots"
- "Third Engine"
- "My Sweet Fracture"
- "The Vast Spoils of America (From the Badlands through the Ocean)"
- "The Last Lie I Told"
- "Do You Know What I Love the Most?"
- "Through Being Cool"
- "Banned from the Back Porch"
