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A side project to the emo band Something Corporate, Jack's Mannequin allows vocalist/keyboardist Andrew McMahon to indulge his passion for power-pop. A song cycle about a painful break-up, EVERYTHING IN TRANSIT applies undeniably catchy melodies to a narrative of emotional turmoil, with McMahon often evoking a younger, edgier Ben Folds. Although McMahon was diagnosed with leukemia shortly before this album's release, these dynamic tunes reveal an uplifting tenacity.
Jack's Mannequin: Andrew McMahon (vocals, harmonica, piano, organ, bells); Jim Wirt (guitar, bass instrument); Bobby "Raw" Anderson (guitar, background vocals); Patrick Warren (accordion, chamberlin, Moog synthesizer, sampler).
Additional personnel: Tommy Lee (drums); CJ Eiriksson (programming).
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Everything In Transit Music | List Price | $13.98 (You save $4.29) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Alternative, Enhanced CD | | Label | Maverick | | Orig Year | 2005 | | All Time Sales Rank |  8440  | | CD Universe Part number | 6917527 | | Catalog number | 49320 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Aug 23, 2005 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Jim Wirt; Andrew McMahon | | Personnel | Patrick Warren - accordion, chamberlin, Moog synthesizer, sampler
Andrew McMahon - vocals, harmonica, piano, organ, bells
Jim Wirt - guitar, bass instrument
Bobby "Raw" Anderson - guitar, background vocals
Also: Tommy Lee |
Jack's Mannequin Everything In Transit Songs Everything In Transit Music Everything In Transit Music Review Average Rating: (4.9 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Endearing
Everything in Transit is an absolute gem. Catchy melodies, heartfelt lyrics. You won't be disappointed. My personal favourite is "Dark Blue."
Submitted by Haley (Australia)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 1 found this helpful. Masterpiece!
every single song on this cd is fantastic!
Submitted by Jeff (gilbert)
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So, I listen to a lot of music and lately in the past couple years there has been nothing new...very few artist caught my attention. Well Jack's Mannequin hit the spot. I really want them to be posted on mysapce again, I hope that happens. Even though I love the entire album, but I would like to put Everything in Transit again on my myspace.
Submitted by adventure_24_7 (USA, GER, IZ)
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Great :-)
Hi there,
first of all - excuse my english :-)
I would like to tell, that it is very long time when i heard album like this.
I was looking for something new. I like Something Corporate, and Jacks Mnnequin was circumstance. I would like to thank for this great album, and i´m waiting for another :-)
Tom K. , Czech Republic
Submitted by tom.tomik (Vesel9 nad Moravou, Czech Republic)
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This is far by one of my most favourite Indie rock albums I've listened to. The first song, "Holiday from Real" is one of my favourite songs EVER and sets the bar really high for the rest of the album. Amazingly every single song thereafter matches it with ingenious and very original lyrics and melodies that speak right to the heart. Another great song from the album is "MFEO", where Andrew manages to blend two songs into one seamlessly with a great piano intermission. The rest of the songs are really great too; no words truly can describe how fantastic they are so you HAVE to get this album. Believe me, it's worth every single cent. (:
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