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In the early 2000s, the proven success of Wind-Up Records acts (particularly Creed) positioned the label to develop a number of new artists, including the post-grunge band 12 Stones. The group's momentum was due in no small part to singer Paul McCoy's Grammy-winning guest vocal on "Bring Me to Life," the single that broke labelmates Evanescence into the mainstream. The wealth of experiences gained by touring with like-minded contemporaries Nickelback and 3 Doors Down primed 12 Stones to make POTTER'S FIELD, the group's follow-up to their 2002 debut. In their equally shared writing process, the quartet adopts a fierce melodic-yet-accessible approach, presenting a set of instantly memorable songs, including the hard-driving "Far Away" and the melancholy "Photograph." Although heavy power chords are the order of the day here, the uncertainty of "Stay" and the vulnerability of "The Last Song" show that 12 Stones can rock out with both heart and volume.
12 Stones: Paul McCoy (vocals); Greg Trammell, Eric Weaver (guitar); Aaron Gainer (drums, background vocals).
12 Stones Potter's Field Songs Potter's Field Music Review Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews great cd!
i gave it 4 stars because their previous cd has more good songs on it (this one DOES have a bunch of good songs, and i LOVE "far away"...such a great song!!!)
now i know you're thinking, "wait, he gave it 5 stars, is he stupid?"
no, i changed my mind after listening to "far away" again. that song alone makes the cd worth 5 stars. (if the rest of the cd sucked, i wouldn't rate it 5 stars...get the cd)
Submitted by hockeyhaus (PA, USA) 
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While I think overall, their self-titled album is better, this is still a great cd that has two of my favorite songs ever by 12 Stones: Far Away and Photograph.
Submitted by t_hoosier_03 (Bright, IN, USA)
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 Predictable
Their self-titled album was way better than this one. This one has more pensive feel thru tracks 7 to 11. The vocals don't have grit. Has this band gone mainstream since Evanescence's break back in 2003? Time will tell. ONLY.
Submitted by Yvette (Edmonton, Alberta, CANADA)
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the shsssshhnyt
it is very rare that i can put a cd in and just let it play from start to finish. This is one of those very few cds in my collection. I just hope they keep maken great music
Submitted by tigernick502 (Louisville, KY, USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Great Band
this is there best cd yet
i liked there music from hearing "fade away" but i like Trust Company better so listen to them
Submitted by Matt (Australia)
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