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To start off with, Tuesday is composed of Daniel Andriano (Alkaline Trio, Slapstick), Matthew Stamps, and Robert Kellenberger. Now, when I first hear the unique guitar riffs and hooks combined with the calm voice of Dan, it sort of soothed me and put me in a state of relaxation. This is the type of album where when you listen to it, it feels like it relieves any pressure you may have and takes you back to that summer night when you felt free of everything.

Now, to describe Tuesday's sound is sort of difficult because to me they sound unlike any other band I have ever heard. If I had to say, their guitars and music is sort of reminiscent of the Get Up Kids in a way, while they still have sort of an edge to it. So, in other words they are a band that is musically mellow with emotional lyrics and catchy melodies.

My favorite song on here, is track 8 which is titled "So Awake". It has a great melodic beginning that lasts over two minutes and then hops right into the lively verse and chorus. This song also has great harmonies as does the rest of this cd. Also throughout the cd, the guitars remain very melodic and carries quality basslines and drums. The lyrical topics mainly stick to girls but also range out to such topics as depression as in "My Mess". And when I say they stick to girls, I am not talking about the New Found Glory type, they are the more mature hopeless love type.

To conclude, this cd doesn't really have any duds or bad songs but on the other hand there isn't really a song that stands out above the rest. So this is a solid release by a now defunct band and is a good listen when you are tired of the fast, loud punk that you are listening to.

By the way, this is my first review so I would appreciate any comments or suggestions you may have, thank you.



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    Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, March 16, 2006 at 4:03 PM (EST)
    My Score:

    Beautiful. Heavily influenced by the promise ring, but cleaner and catchier.

    Posted by warningdevice on 2006-01-09 10:00:51
    My Score:

    "Let The Stars Play" stands out on this record, I love Andriano's voice, and as much as I love Tuesday I'm glad that A3 is rollin like they are.

    Posted by Anonymous on Friday, June 7, 2002 at 6:54 PM (EDT)
    My Score:

    I like thursday more like thursgay

    Posted by whendovescry on 2002-03-26 19:35:33
    My Score:

    How many of us can remember when Dan was yet to blow out his vocal chords? I can. The review needs help. I would have done a far superior job, but then again, that's me; far superior. Seriously, a great record for spring.

    Posted by Anonymous on Monday, March 25, 2002 at 2:04 AM (EST)
    My Score:

    oh man, this is so much better than anything that has come out in the past 10 years...

    as much as I love the Alkaline Trio, I wish Dan would have stuck with Tuesday...

    this cd brings tears to my eyes...it's brilliant...

    matt is such an amazing guitar player...I don't know how this record could be any better...

    *sigh* one more album would be great...I know the material is already recorded damnit...

    Jimi

    Posted by maverick on 2002-03-24 23:31:57
    My Score:

    Awesome band.

    Awesome album.

    Decent [on the plus side] review.

    Keep up the good work, kid.

    -Scott