In Reverie - Saves The Day [2003 Dreamworks vinyl LP]
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Original 2003 vinyl LP release on DreamWorks/Vagrant Records. Includes full size lyric sheet insert. Record, cover and insert are in excellent to near mint condition. Plays extremely well.
Release Year: 2003 Record Label: Dreamworks SKG Genre: Pop, Rock & Pop
Track Listing
1. Anywhere With You
2. What Went Wrong
3. Driving in the Dark
4. Rise
5. In Reverie
6. Morning in the Moonlight
7. Monkey
8. In My Waking Life
9. She
10. Where Are You?
11. Wednesday the Third
12. Tomorrow Too Late

Details Playing Time: 34 min. Producer: Rob Schnapf Distributor: TVT (Dist.) Recording Type: Studio Recording Mode: Stereo SPAR Code: n/a
Album Notes
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.Saves The Day: Christopher Conley, Eben D'Amico, Pete Parada, David Soloway.Personnel: Reed Black (grand piano, electric piano, Mellotron, synthesizer); Richard Barron (organ); Rob Schnapf (tambourine); Steven Rhodes (percussion).Audio Mixers: Doug Boehm; Rob Schnapf.Recording information: Cello Studios; Larrabee Studios East.Illustrator: Stephan Doitschinoff.For IN REVERIE, their major-label debut, Saves the Day dives deeper into the pop pool that they've been swimming in since their indie punk days. Although there's still a heavy guitar presence, the energetic lads seem most intent on crafting sunny, melodic tunes with a melancholy lyrical edge. Frontman Christopher Conley's quirky yet likeable vocals are welcoming, even when he's singing "In the darkness/we were all strip-searched/nothing was found" on "What Went Wrong." Meanwhile, the rest of the group displays their instrumental skills with complex yet catchy songs such as "In My Waking Life" and the title track. Drawing apparent inspiration from Big Star, the Posies, Elliott Smith, Shudder to Think, and Green Day, Saves the Day has created an intelligent and charming pop album that's not afraid to rock out.


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