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Track List
01) Floods (Acoustic) Taken From Cm Radio 1 Sess
02) Where's The Money Lebowski?
03) Waitin' For Superman - Taken From Cm Radio 1
04) Amethyst
05) 99 (Acoustic) Taken From Cm Radio 1 Session
06) In Between Days
07) Shinji Ikari
08) Dark Star
09) Gracious
10) Fight For Us
11) Hold Out Your Arms
12) Nerv/Seele
13) Breaking The Law
14) Zihuatanejo
15) Minerva (acoustic)
16) Floatation Therapy
01) Floods (Acoustic) Taken From Cm Radio 1 Sess
02) Where's The Money Lebowski?
03) Waitin' For Superman - Taken From Cm Radio 1
04) Amethyst
05) 99 (Acoustic) Taken From Cm Radio 1 Session
06) In Between Days
07) Shinji Ikari
08) Dark Star
09) Gracious
10) Fight For Us
11) Hold Out Your Arms
12) Nerv/Seele
13) Breaking The Law
14) Zihuatanejo
15) Minerva (acoustic)
16) Floatation Therapy
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First Released
2008
Alternative Rock
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Rock/Pop
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Medium
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"Alternate Endings" is the third studio album by English alternative rock band Fightstar, released 11 August 2008 on Gut Records.
It features previously unreleased material, b-sides, covers and live radio recordings from the previous four years.
The band's drummer Omar Abidi has since claimed that the release was a decision on the part of Gut Records, as a way of getting "every last drop of money out of us" before the band went independent; he argued that he felt that, after only two albums, it seemed arrogant for the band to be releasing such a collection.
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"Alternate Endings" is the third studio album by English alternative rock band Fightstar, released 11 August 2008 on Gut Records.
It features previously unreleased material, b-sides, covers and live radio recordings from the previous four years.
The band's drummer Omar Abidi has since claimed that the release was a decision on the part of Gut Records, as a way of getting "every last drop of money out of us" before the band went independent; he argued that he felt that, after only two albums, it seemed arrogant for the band to be releasing such a collection.
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