Forty Hour Train Back1004 (2003)
| Artist: Movielife |
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Product Details:
Format: CD
Manufacturer: Sanctuary Records Group
Sku: 63922653
UPC: 060768361324
UPC 14: 00060768361324
Release Date: 12/1/2004
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Face Or Kneecaps ~ The Movielife
2. Jamestown ~ The Movielife
3. Spanaway ~ The Movielife
4. Kelly Song ~ The Movielife
5. Taking It Out And Chopping It Up ~ The Movielife
6. Scary ~ The Movielife
7. Hey ~ The Movielife
8. Jamaica Next ~ The Movielife
9. It's Something ~ The Movielife
10. Keep Never Changing ~ The Movielife
11. Ship To Shore ~ The Movielife
Album Notes and Credits
Notes & Personnel Info |
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| This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. | |
| The Limited Edition Bonus CD includes unreleased acoustic song SAILOR TATTOOS by The Movielife as well as songs by The Starting Line, Home Grown, Allister, Rx Bandits, The Early November, Steel Train, Senses Fall. | |
| The Movielife: Vinnie Caruana (vocals); Brandon Reilly, Dan Navetta (guitar, background vocals); Phil Navetta (bass, background vocals); Evan Baken (drums, background vocals). | |
| Recorded at Salad Days Studios, Washington, D.C. | |
| The Movielife: Vinnie Caruana (vocals); Brandon Reilly, Dan Navetta (guitar); Phil Navetta (bass instrument); Evan Baken (drums). | |
| Despite getting conveniently saddled with the emo tag, MovieLife immediately dispels any ideas of mealy-mouthed, sensitive teens wielding guitars, thanks to the double-axe attack of Brandon Reilly and Dan Navetta on the opening song "Face of Kneecaps." Keeping to the short-and-fast credo of true punk, the 11-song FORTY HOUR TRAIN BACK TO PENN clocks in at around the 35-minute mark and is packed with plenty of real-life inspiration. | |
| Everything from a van crash suffered on a recent tour ("Jamestown") to the usual tales of romantic woe and couples destined to break up over irreconcilable views ("Keep Never Changing") serves as subject matter for this Long Island quintet. If the masterful use of sing-along choruses and churning riffs isn't enough, Drive-Thru Records included a bonus CD on initial pressings of FORTY HOUR TRAIN. Also included is a previously unreleased acoustic Movie Life song "Sailor Tattoos" along with cuts by several label mates. | |
Producer: Brian McTernan |
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Engineer: Brian McTernam |
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Associated Artists and Works
| Ex Number Five |
Technical Info
| Release Date : 10/26/2004 | |
| Original Release Date : 2003 | |
| Catalog ID : 83613 | |
| Label : Drive-Thru Records | |
| Number of Discs : 2 | |
| Studio/Live : Studio | |
| Mono/Stereo : Stereo | |
| SPAR Code : n/a | |
| UPC : 00060768361324 |
Professional Reviews
Spin (5/03, p.110)
- "...Ben Folds wishes he'd rocked the suburbs this hard..." - Grade: B
- "...Ben Folds wishes he'd rocked the suburbs this hard..." - Grade: B
CMJ (03/24/03, p.8)
- "...FORTY HOUR TRAIN should be feted for its candid writing, and for the fiery vocals and the energy that make it such a reliable punk album..."
- "...FORTY HOUR TRAIN should be feted for its candid writing, and for the fiery vocals and the energy that make it such a reliable punk album..."

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