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Liars Academy: Ryan Shelkett, Matt Smith (vocals, guitar); Chris Camden (vocals, bass); Evan Tanner (drums).
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CMJ (10/28/02, p.6) - "...This release represents the talent and potential that still exists in a constantly expanding, but too-often diluted style of music..." Liars Academy Trading My Life Songs | 1. | Trading My Life |
| 2. | Chainsmoke the Night Away |
| 3. | Now Is the Time |
| 4. | It's Not Me It's You |
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Trading My Life Music Review Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars)  Nothing too deep here, but catchy and enjoyable nonetheless
Liar's Academy's second major release, Trading My Life, is similar to the band's full length album No News Is Good News. It doesn't break any new ground in the pop-punk genre, and the lyrics don't possess much depth, but like the debut album, it's inexplicably addictive to listen to. These four songs, in particular the soaring title track, have been stuck in my head almost from the first time I put this CD on. If you liked No News Is Good News, you'll like this one, too; the only major difference between the two releases is that Trading My Life is a bit more layered-sounding, a little less punk and a little more pop. This EP's not awe-inspiring, but it is highly recommended if you're looking for something simple and catchy.
Submitted by commodore_wheeler (Novato, CA, USA) 
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