Atticus: Dragging the Lake by Various Artists (CD,2002,Side One Dummy)not sealed

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Album Features
UPC: 603967123227
Artist: Various Artists
Format: CD
Release Year: 2002
Record Label: Side One Dummy
Genre: Alternative, Rock & Pop

Track Listing
1. Jaked on Green Beers - Alkaline Trio (previously unreleased)
2. Post Script - Finch
3. Time to Break Up - blink-182 (previously unreleased)
4. Ex-Miss - New Found Glory (previously unreleased)
5. Walking on Glass - The Movielife
6. Long Way to Fall - Autopilot Off (previously unreleased)
7. Yakisoba - Avoid One Thing
8. Find Comfort in Yourself - Midtown
9. On Vacations - Rival Schools (previously unreleased)
10. Tiny Voices - Box Car Racer (previously unreleased)
11. Big City - Madcap (previously unreleased) Bright Lights
12. AM/PM - Give Up the Ghost
13. Daddy's Little Defect - Sugarcult
14. Radio Cambodia - Glassjaw (previously unreleased)
15. Sugar Free - The Mighty Mighty Bosstones (previously unreleased)
16. Catherine Morgan - Lagwagon/Bad Astronaut
17. Greg's Last Day - The Starting Line
18. I'd Do Anything - Mark Hoppus/Simple Plan
19. The - Name Taken (previously unreleased) Safety of Routine
20. A - The Used (previously unreleased) Box Full of Sharp Objects
21. I Believe - Agent 51
22. Friday Nite - Slick Shoes
23. Destination - Kut U Up (previously unreleased)
24. Praise Chorus - Jimmy Eat World (previously unreleased)

Details
Playing Time: 74 min.
Producer: Brian McTernan
Distributor: Alternative Dis. Alliance
Recording Type: Mixed
Recording Mode: Stereo
SPAR Code: n/a

Album Notes
Personnel: Mark Hoppus (vocals).This eclectic and wide-ranging mix of punk rock stars, contenders, and also-rans from across the national scene as collected by Boston's Side One Dummy label is chock full of the kind of angst-ridden material (mixed with a few drinking songs) that's been beloved of punk performers ever since Iggy first started rolling around on broken light bulbs. The label's own Mighty Mighty Bosstones contribute their own distinctive high-octane brand of punk ska with "Sugar Free," while from the other side of the continent Blink-182 shows they're still in touch with the scene with their previously unreleased collision of matter and anti-matter "Time to Break Up."Jimmy Eat World's live version of "A Praise Chorus" shows the band at its emocore best, taking the message back to the Brits in London, while Chicago's own Alkaline Trio's "Jaked on Green Beers" follows in the band's triumphal tradition of alcohol-and-perturbation-filled songs such as 2000's "Snake Oil Tanker." A successful mix of punk rock solidarity and commercial smarts, DRAGGING THE LAKE will doubtless become a punk primer for the uninitiated as well as a being great listen for the cognoscenti.
 

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