| | Fall Out Boy Evening Out With Your Girlfriend CD Fall Out Boy Discography of CDs
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Recorded in Milwaukee, Wisconsin between February & September 2002.
Remastered & Remixed And Incl. Uprising Records Sampler.
Fall Out Boy: Peter Wentz (vocals, bass guitar); Joe Trohman (guitar); Andy Hurley (drums).
Recording information: 2002.
Fall Out Boy: Patrick (vocals); Joe, TJ (guitar); Pete (bass); Mike (drums).
Evening Out With Your Girlfriend Music Fall Out Boy Evening Out With Your Girlfriend Songs | 1. | Honorable Mention |
| 2. | Calm Before the Storm |
| 3. | Switchblades and Infidelity |
| 4. | Pretty in Punk |
| 5. | Growing Up |
| 6. | World's Not Waiting, The (For Five Tired Boys in a Broken Down Van) |
| 7. | Short, Fast, And Loud |
| 8. | Moving Pictures |
| 9. | Parker Lewis Can't Lose (But I'm Gunna Give It My Best Shot) |
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$13.05 | | Jam Camp CD (1990)
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With this debut release, Jam Camp strives to recapture the excitement of classic jam sessions, placing soul and statement before gimmick and hook.******************Don't miss out: Black Hills Jam (2004) and Jam Camp Live! (2006) are also available here at CDBABY... get 'em all!******************Reviews:"If you are bored with formulaic pop and pine for the good old days of 'super sessions', guitar duels and 70's art-rock, this will be right up your alley." - Midi Guitarist"Instrumental rock fans unite; this disc has it all! Guitarists David Broyles and Michael Smith, bassist Jess White and drummer Joel Veatch reference tons of people, bands and ideals: Dixie Dregs, Allan Holdsworth (circa IOU), Pat Methany, Passport, Steve Howe, Patrick O'Hearn (on the surreal electronic ditty "Industrial Dawn"), Andy Summers, Leo Kottke. In other words, Jam Camp's debut dabbles in laissez-faire blues ("Shake Those Blues"), breezy jazz-rock ("West 8"), melodic introspective rock ("Circles"), modes of user-friendly boogie-funk, West Coast jazz-psychedelia and just about everything in between... Jam Camp do what they do with great skill and ease." -i/e Magazine "Primary influences seem to be the 1980's instrumental work of Frank Zappa, touches of Return to Forever and Shadowfax." - Audion, UK"Jam Camp is a four-man group that apparently gets together for the joy of just playing... I sure hope they decide to make this an on going series and release the rest of their holdings. Jam Camp practices fusion along the lines of Janne Schaeffer, Lee Ritenour, Crossfire and all those others who inhabit that shadow world of not-jazz-not-prog fusion that critics have a tough time with. Jam Camp has a driving upbeat instrumentality - adventurous and harmonic yet cut with just enough mellow spirit to take the edge off it all. Sort of whisky sippin' music for connoisseurs of twilight musical categories." - Camera Obscura"What these guys do, and damned well, is play jazz, rock and blues. At times Jam Camp plays in a style reminiscent of Al DiMeola, at times they sound like an ECM group, and in one instance you'd swear you were listening to ZZ Top. There are also many moments when I am reminded of the Northwest Jazz Sextet. What's impressive ...
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