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Bayside's 2007 album, THE WALKING WOUNDED, was intended by the band to be a celebration of survival and perseverance in the face of tremendous setbacks, something they became intimately familiar with after the death of drummer John Holohan. Instead of a funereal affair, the album's sound is almost uniformly uplifting, with sweet Everly-Brothers-by-way-of-Bad-Religion harmonies and slickly constructed, radio-friendly choruses on pop-punk gems like "Head on a Plate" and "Carry On." THE WALKING WOUNDED is "emo" in the sense that emotion is the engine that moves these songs. Victory Records has released a GOLD EDITION of the album, complete with three live tracks from an appearance at the Long Island record store Looney Tunes and a DVD complete with a documentary, tour featurette, music videos, and more of the Looney Tunes acoustic appearance.
Bayside (Emo): Jack O'Shea (vocals); Nick Ghanbarian (bass guitar); Chris Guglielmo, Anthony Raneri.
Personnel: Anthony Raneri (vocals, guitar); Jack O'Shea (guitar); Arthur Bacon (keyboards); Chris Guglielmo (drums).
Audio Mixer: Ken Gioia.
Recording information: Clubhouse, Rheinbeck, NY (10/2006-12/2006); General Studios, Douglaston, NY (10/2006-12/2006).
Photographers: David Schrott; Matt Wysocki.
Arranger: Arthur Bacon.Rolling Stone (p.74) - 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "Bayside remain a punk band, but THE WALKING WOUNDED runs on chugging Metallica guitars and big rock production values."
Alternative Press (p.176) - 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "[T]he songwriting on WOUNDED is as superb as fans would expect..."
Kerrang (Magazine) (p.47) - "[S]uperb songs crowned with utterly sublime hooks....More highly polished than anything they've put out before." Bayside Walking Wounded Songs | 1. | Walking Wounded, The | |
| 2. | They're Not Horses, They're Unicorns | |
| 3. | Duality | $0.99 | |
| 4. | Carry On | $0.99 | |
| 5. | I and I | $0.99 | |
| 6. | Choice Hops and Bottled Self Esteem | |
| 7. | Head on a Plate | |
| 8. | Dear Your Holiness | $0.99 | |
| 9. | Landing Feet First | |
| 10. | Thankfully | |
| 11. | Rite of Passage, A | |
| 12. | (Pop)ular Science | |
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Walking Wounded Music Review Average Rating: (4.8 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews amazing
this album is proof that even in the face of defeat, bands like bayside turn that anger and sorrow from losing their original drummer into passionate music and meaningful lyrics. Bayside are destined to be one of the greatest bands, not just for their history, but for the music they've built
Submitted by jayp_blue27 (P-town, AZ, USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  Simply amazing..
I have not been a huge follower of this band and the song "Half a Life" from their previous CD is what hooked me on this band.. they do an incredible job of writing meaningful music and lyrics.. the cd can be listened to over and over again without stopping.. something new is noticed in the music everytime i listen to it, showing their dedication to producing a solid piece of work... very enjoyable
Submitted by matt (Muncie, IN)
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F-ing Awesome
I've listened to Bayside since thier first album and every album they exceed expectations and jus keep inovating new sounds and beautiful vocals.
Submitted by Moe Abu-Kaff (Houston, TX, USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Bayside is still Strong
I love Bayside as a band, and it was a terrible and unforgetable lost they experienced on that Halloween night when they lost drummer John Beatz. This album is their first release with a new drummer and he seems to be really good also, but of course you still miss John. This album definatley is very vocally superior showcasing Anthony's great skills, good heavy guitar, and just well produced and written sounds. This is the next chapter for Bayside and it is a must have.
Submitted by mcobb53538 (Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Simply Amazing.
This album is absolute perfection. A must buy. CULT.
Submitted by Aaron (Wisconsin)
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