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Track List
01) All Came Undone
02) Meant to Be My Own
03) This Is Temporary
04) My Band, Our Crew
05) Still on It
06) Say My Thanks
07) Big Fall
08) Stand Here and Just Stare
09) Where Is the Danger?
10) Big Hardcore Mystery
11) Panic Attack
12) Our Core
13) Breaking News
14) One Friend Too Many
15) Y.P.H.
16) Your Frustration
17) Rules to Follow
01) All Came Undone
02) Meant to Be My Own
03) This Is Temporary
04) My Band, Our Crew
05) Still on It
06) Say My Thanks
07) Big Fall
08) Stand Here and Just Stare
09) Where Is the Danger?
10) Big Hardcore Mystery
11) Panic Attack
12) Our Core
13) Breaking News
14) One Friend Too Many
15) Y.P.H.
16) Your Frustration
17) Rules to Follow
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First Released
2005
Punk Rock
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Take It Back, Take It On, Take It Over!, their 2005 melodic thrash-fest, proves the band is vital as ever. The set list -- consisting of three-chord songs chiseled into tight structures -- blasts by with brute force.
With hardly a pause between tracks (which usually clock in under two minutes), the listener barely has time to exhale. In addition to the jackhammer drums of Troy Mowat, the lead vocals of Kevin Seconds, and the bright, razor-like production of Bill Stevenson (of Descendents fame), what impresses about the album is its share of catchy melodic hooks. The chorus of "Still on It," for example, approximates bubblegum pop, with its bouncing harmonies and infectious repetitions.
Sure, the combination of singalong themes and in-your-face aggression may sound familiar, but 7 Seconds are the elder statesmen of the punk-pop genre, and Take It Back, Take It On, Take It Over! announces that they still have a thing or two to teach the younger generations.
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Take It Back, Take It On, Take It Over!, their 2005 melodic thrash-fest, proves the band is vital as ever. The set list -- consisting of three-chord songs chiseled into tight structures -- blasts by with brute force.
With hardly a pause between tracks (which usually clock in under two minutes), the listener barely has time to exhale. In addition to the jackhammer drums of Troy Mowat, the lead vocals of Kevin Seconds, and the bright, razor-like production of Bill Stevenson (of Descendents fame), what impresses about the album is its share of catchy melodic hooks. The chorus of "Still on It," for example, approximates bubblegum pop, with its bouncing harmonies and infectious repetitions.
Sure, the combination of singalong themes and in-your-face aggression may sound familiar, but 7 Seconds are the elder statesmen of the punk-pop genre, and Take It Back, Take It On, Take It Over! announces that they still have a thing or two to teach the younger generations.
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