Brett Mitchell Discography of CDs

Brett Mitchell CD discography Track Listing of songs: Falling Apart At The Seams; I Used To Think of Her; Stay Home Tonight; I Saw You In My Mind; Disappointing the Dancers; Shake It Out; Dead-End Lover; Typical As Time; You Could Be My Hat; Other Side, ...

Brett Mitchell albums Track Listing of songs: Empty Hearted; Stereo; Sun is Leaving; Young Summer; Wishing Well; Blue Sky; De-Frost; Nothin' Left To Do; Sad Songs & Snow; Brightside; Long Way Home; Goes My Way;

Brett Mitchell music CDs Track Listing of songs: Born Too Late; Small House; Don't Worry About Me; Friend; Head In The Clouds; New Disease; Going Away; Last Chance; Hypocrite; OCD; Night Glasses; Consider Me Gone; Neighbors; Good Intentions; Onion;

Brett Mitchell CD discography Recording information: P.K. Studios, Woodside, NY; Reed Recording Company. Personnel: Dave Kellan (vocals, guitar); Brett Mitchell (vocals, drums).

Brett Mitchell albums In between getting dropped from Capitol and picked up by DreamWorks, Jimmy Eat World released a collection of early singles (Singles) and this split EP with Australia's Jebediah on the independent label Big Wheel Recreation. Strangely, Jimmy Eat World's "The Most Beautiful Things" opens the collaboration on an alt-rock radio ballad bent. One might think that the band would have taken advantage of the indie breather to try out something less obviously radio-ready. But the songs here do represent a transition between Clarity's spacy rollicking and Bleed American's catchy alt-pop. The second track, "No Sensitivity," jumps back into the fold with classic emo breaks and turns; sadly, however, the melodic bittersweet post-hardcore angst crunch makes way for some pretty soggy lyricism -- "I'm taking my kisses back from you-hoo/I want my kisses back from you." The gag-me ...

Brett Mitchell music CDs On Of Someday Shambles, Jebediah makes noisy emo-pop that, for the most part, indulges the sweet tooth of younger kids still aiming to assert some type of aggression. The songwriting, though not the strongest suit for these four youngsters, comes across as sophomoric but isn't entirely bad, as some of the changes ...