Taking Back Sunday Tell All Your Friends CD

Tell All Your Friends Music

List Price	$9.98 (You save $0.73)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Alternative CDs, Punk, Rock
Label	Victory
Orig Year	2002
All Time Sales Rank	8062
CD Universe Part number	3004635
Catalog number	176
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 26, 2002
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Sal Villanueva

Taking Back Sunday Tell All Your Friends Songs

1.	There's No "I" In Team
2.	Blue Channel, The
3.	Head Club
4.	Bike Scene
5.	Great Romances of the 21st Century
6.	Ghost Man on Third	$0.99
7.	Ballad of Sal Villanueva, The
8.	Timberwolves at New Jersey
9.	You're So Last Summer	$0.99
10.	You Know How I Do

Tell All Your Friends Music Review

Average Rating: (4.9 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

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5 stars amazing
taking back sunday is definatly the best band ever
Submitted by bowlingball212 (eht, Jersey)
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5 stars Unbelievable!
This has got to be one of the best albums of all time.
Submitted by Spyrule (Albuquerque, NM)
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5 stars Takin Back A Whole Lot MORE!!!!!!!!!
This CD IS RAW!!!!! I wasnt into Rock Until a friend intoduced me to this band and now im a rock fanatic. This is the reason emo was made. YEAHHHHH
Submitted by soulcalib2_maxi (Crescent City, FL, USA)
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5 stars well what can i say apart from coool!
omg this band know how to rock!! hoow awesome! totoally emo! and loving it! ten stars!
Submitted by xxtats_06xx (derby,uk)
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5 stars Emo emo emo
...............sUPeR!........ Very well writen, very well played. TBS really makes emo so real to kids, I bet If I wasn't scared of razors- I'd cut myself and cry with their lyrics too.
Submitted by Divinedragoon_rose (San Diego, CA)
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