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| Artist : Zox |
| Album : Line In The Sand-(Advance) |
| Bitrate : VBR kbps |
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| Label : Side One Dummy |
| Year : 2008 |
| Genre : Alternative |
| Rip date : Dec-08-2007 |
| Store date : Jan-22-2008 |
| Size : 63,8 MB |
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|Track Listing: |
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| 01 - Line In The Sand 04:31 |
| 02 - When The Rain Comes Down Again 03:40 |
| 03 - Goodnight 03:03 |
| 04 - Seventh Avenue Prophet 04:01 |
| 05 - Towards Los Angeles 03:57 |
| 06 - I Miss You 03:47 |
| 07 - Another Attack 03:16 |
| 08 - The Wait (Part II) 03:21 |
| 09 - The Same (Doesn't Feel The Same) 03:33 |
| 10 - Don't Believe In Love 04:12 |
| 11 - Lucky Sometimes 04:30 |
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| 41:51 min |
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| Despite their musical differences, eclectic jam band Zox will forever be |
| nestled next to cult favorite Vancouver indie rockers Zumpano (Carl |
| Newman's band prior to the New Pornographers) ù not just alphabetically, |
| but for quirks of nomenclature: both bands are named after their |
| drummer's surnames. In this case, drummer John Zox met singer and |
| guitarist Eli Miller when both were undergrads at Brown University in |
| Providence, RI, in 1999. Zox and Miller's dorm room jam sessions, marked |
| by a shared love of vintage '80s college rock and sensitive |
| singer/songwriters, were occasionally joined by Miller's roommate, a |
| classically trained violinist. Enjoying the '70s prog vibe created by a |
| lead violinist (an indie rock rarity last seen in Petra Haden and Anna |
| Waronker's '90s band that dog.) but unable to convince Miller's roommate |
| to join their nascent band, Miller and Zox located another, Spencer |
| Swain, through a newspaper ad. Adding bassist Eli Batalion (replaced in |
| 2004 by Dan Edinberg) and increasing their live profile through |
| extensive touring throughout New England, Zox self-released their first |
| album, Take Me Home, in 2003. Solid reviews and a greatly increased |
| touring schedule for the now post-collegiate quartet saw the group sell |
| over 10,000 copies of the debut outside of the usual distribution |
| channels. Although the Mitch Easter-mixed follow-up, The Wait, was |
| originally also released on the band's own label in 2005, the punk- |
| oriented indie Side One Dummy signed the band later that year and |
| reissued the album with new artwork in the spring of 2006. |
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