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Track List
01) The Night Away
02) New Wind
03) Somebody Help Me Scream
04) Tied Up in Rhythm
05) Grown Apart
06) Man Enough to Care
07) Opinion of Feelings
08) The Inside
09) Calendar
10) Expect to Change
11) Still Believe
12) Put These Words to Music
13) Just One Day
14) Colour Blind Jam
01) The Night Away
02) New Wind
03) Somebody Help Me Scream
04) Tied Up in Rhythm
05) Grown Apart
06) Man Enough to Care
07) Opinion of Feelings
08) The Inside
09) Calendar
10) Expect to Change
11) Still Believe
12) Put These Words to Music
13) Just One Day
14) Colour Blind Jam
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First Released
1986
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For 1987's New Wind, 7 Seconds took a giant step away from hardcore orthodoxy, and paid the price in terms of the band's diminished standing in the hardcore community.
The pointed thank-you to U2 in the album's credits was only the first warning sign, although the album sounds as if it was inspired more by the positive message of albums like War and The Unforgettable Fire than U2's actual music; these are not big rock anthems with one-chord guitar drones, but straight-up pop songs with hardcore roots, not really all that far from what bands like the Replacements or Soul Asylum were doing.
The only real misstep is the botched closer, "Colour Blind Jam," a nearly eight-minute electronic dub experiment that's vaguely amusing for a couple of minutes and then supremely annoying. Other than that, New Wind is actually one of 7 Seconds' most underrated and appealing albums.
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For 1987's New Wind, 7 Seconds took a giant step away from hardcore orthodoxy, and paid the price in terms of the band's diminished standing in the hardcore community.
The pointed thank-you to U2 in the album's credits was only the first warning sign, although the album sounds as if it was inspired more by the positive message of albums like War and The Unforgettable Fire than U2's actual music; these are not big rock anthems with one-chord guitar drones, but straight-up pop songs with hardcore roots, not really all that far from what bands like the Replacements or Soul Asylum were doing.
The only real misstep is the botched closer, "Colour Blind Jam," a nearly eight-minute electronic dub experiment that's vaguely amusing for a couple of minutes and then supremely annoying. Other than that, New Wind is actually one of 7 Seconds' most underrated and appealing albums.
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