The_Solo_Project-Autobiography-(WEB)-2000-RUMBLE

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   Artist...... The Solo Project
   Album....... Autobiography
   Label....... The Solo Project
   Genre....... Punk
   Releasedate  2000-00-00
   Encoder..... Lame
   Source...... WEB (MP3)
   Bitrate..... 320kbps
   Size........ 44.84 mb
   Duration.... 18:31

   WWW......... http://www.deezer.com/album/730757941

  .Tracklist .................................................................

   01  Beautiful                                                       [ 3:14]
   02  A Year Ahead, Two Years Behind                                  [ 4:54]
   03  Falling Faster                                                  [ 3:44]
   04  Untitled (I Still Love You So)                                  [ 3:33]
   05  Metal Song                                                      [ 3:06]

  .Releasenotes ..............................................................

   The Solo Project, formed in late 1998 in Scottsdale, Arizona, was led by
   singer-songwriter Philip Trapp on guitar and vocals. Initially a pop-punk
   trio, Trapp teamed up with bassist Matt Trojan and drummer John Marcus.
   However, Marcus left after just two months and was quickly replaced by
   drummer Mark Stephens. From 1999 to 2002, The Solo Project gained recognition
   with over 100 Phoenix-area shows and two short Arizona-California tours.
   Adding guitarist and co-vocalist Mike Schey, they shifted from pop-punk to
   alt-rock and emo. In 2000, Stephens was replaced by drummer Marty Welker,
   forming The Solo Project's most prolific lineup of Trapp, Trojan, Schey, and
   Welker. Together, the quartet recorded 2000's æAutobiography,Æ 2001Æs
   æLaurels,Æ and their only major album, æBend/Break,Æ released by Rise Records
   in 2002. æLaurelsÆ and æBend/BreakÆ are darker stylistically, with metalcore
   and post-punk influences at the fore. By 2002, Trojan was replaced by bassist
   Pierce Simpson; Schey joined The Format, a rising act led by local
   contemporaries Nate Ruess and Sam Means. Despite a record deal, conflicts led
   to The Solo Project's dissolution. Schey didn't perform in the final lineup,
   which included Trapp and Welker with temporary replacements. After a couple
   of shows, Trapp joined Minneapolis transplants The Stereo before forming End
   Conversation and First Natural. Though short-lived, The Solo ProjectÆs
   workùespecially æBend/BreakÆùremains a highlight of early-2000s Phoenix rock.

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01-the_solo_project-beautiful.mp37,47 MB
02-the_solo_project-a_year_ahead_two_years_behind.mp311,30 MB
03-the_solo_project-falling_faster.mp38,62 MB
04-the_solo_project-untitled_(i_still_love_you_so).mp38,20 MB
05-the_solo_project-metal_song.mp37,18 MB