Vinyl Me Please release from 2024, RR014.
Brand new - never been opened!
For Taking Back Sunday, relationships were war. Those firefights with ex-friends and ex-lovers fueled the fury of Where You Want To Be, the band’s 2004 album. Crowds didn’t sing along to Taking Back Sunday; they screamed along, pointed fingers, and projected every ounce of hormonal angst in their teenage bodies along with the words Lazzara and Mascherino scream-sang. Even after the success of Tell All Your Friends, relationships remained battlegrounds for the band, and Where You Want To Be delivered marching song after marching song.
Rock history is littered with might-have-been’s, one-album wonders, creative differences, and bands that crumbled after one member’s departure. Where You Want To Be is the sound of a band defying the doubters. It’s the sound of being young, making mistakes, and fighting on. Of forgetting differences and chasing a dream. It’s what Lazzara and Mascherino shout together throughout the chorus of “Bonus Mosh Pt. 2”: “It’s love, it’s love, it’s love… make it hurt.”
Side A
Set Phasers To Stun
Bonus Mosh Pt. II
A Decade Under The Influence
This Photograph Is Proof (I Know You Know)
The Union
New American Classic
Side B
I Am Fred Astaire
One-Eighty By Summer
Number Five With A Bullet
Little Devotional
...Slowdance On The Inside