Hello, Good Friend
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| Hello, Good Friend | ||
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| Studio album by The Rocket Summer | ||
| Released | May 17, 2005 | |
| Recorded | 2004 | |
| Genre | Alternative Rock | |
| Label | The Militia Group | |
| Producer(s) | Bryce Avary | |
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| The Rocket Summer chronology | ||
| Calendar Days (2003) |
Hello, Good Friend (2005) |
The Early Years EP (2006) |
Hello, Good Friend is The Rocket Summer's second full length album, released in 2005.
[edit] Track listing
- Move To The Other Side Of The Block
- I Was So Alone
- Around The Clock
- I'm Doing Everything (For You)
- Tell Me Something Good
- Never Knew
- Brat Pack
- Treasures
- Story
- Goodbye Waves and Driveways
- Show Me Everything You've Got
- Destiny
- Christmas Present
Avary expresses his musical talent with this album in a vast array of multi-inturmental tunes; including percussion, acoustic and electric guitar, drums, violin, and most notably piano. The songs on this album reflect his beliefs greatly, as the entity he is speaking to in the songs can be viewed as either one of his friends, Jesus Christ, or what he calls "The Brat Pack", a group of his close friends from his hometown. In fact, Bryce stated in an interview that the album name, "Hello, Good Friend" was directed towards the listener, causing he or she to feel connected with Avary.
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