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| Artist : Fountains Of Wayne |
| Album : Traffic And Weather-(Advance) |
| Bitrate : VBR kbps |
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| Label : Virgin Records |
| Year : 2007 |
| Genre : Alternative |
| Rip date : Mar-01-2007 |
| Store date : Apr-04-2007 |
| Size : 72,3 MB |
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|Track Listing: |
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| 01 - Someone To Love 03:53 |
| 02 - 92 Subaru 03:13 |
| 03 - Yolanda Hayes 04:01 |
| 04 - Traffic And Weather 03:37 |
| 05 - Fire In The Canyon 02:47 |
| 06 - This Better Be Good 03:04 |
| 07 - Revolving Dora 02:42 |
| 08 - Michael And Heather At The Baggage Claim 03:42 |
| 09 - Strapped For Cash 03:31 |
| 10 - I-95 03:08 |
| 11 - Hotel Majestic 03:28 |
| 12 - Planet Of Weed 02:46 |
| 13 - New Routine 04:14 |
| 14 - Seatbacks And Traytables 03:30 |
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| 47:36 min |
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| The New York City-based power pop band Fountains of Wayne was anchored |
| by the singer/songwriter duo of Adam Schlesinger and Chris Collingwood, |
| who first teamed in 1986 while studying at Massachusetts' Williams |
| College. Sharing a mutual affection for melodic British pop, they formed |
| a series of short-lived bands before recording an LP under the name |
| Pinnwheel; legal hassles blocked the album's release, however, and the |
| duo went their separate ways, with Schlesinger resurfacing in the NYC |
| indie-pop band Ivy and Collingwood joining the Boston country group |
| Mercy Buckets. They reunited in 1996 as Fountains of Wayne (so named in |
| honor of a New Jersey gift shop), issuing their acclaimed self-titled LP |
| on Atlantic; that same year, Schlesinger also enjoyed success as the |
| author of the title theme to Tom Hanks' rock'n'roll movie That Thing You |
| Do! |
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| "That Thing You Do" went on to earn an Oscar nomination for Best |
| Original Song in 1997. Their sophomore effort, Utopia Parkway, followed |
| in 1999 and single the "Denise" was a hit at college radio. Four years |
| later, the band issued Welcome Interstate Managers, the biggest popular |
| success of their career thanks to "Stacy's Mom," a hit across several |
| charts and their first Top 40 entry. Two new songs, plenty of unreleased |
| material, and all the fan favorites were collected on the double disc |
| Out-Of-State Plates in 2005. |
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| Enjoy! |
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| www.fountainsofwayne.com |
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