Juneau (song)

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“Juneau”
Single by Funeral for a Friend from the album Casually Dressed and Deep in Conversation
Released	August 28, 2003
Format	audio CD
Recorded	2003
Genre	Post-hardcore
Length	3:37
Label	Mighty Atom
Writer(s)	Funeral for a Friend
Producer	Colin Richardson and Funeral for a Friend
Funeral for a Friend singles chronology
"Juneau" (2003) "She Drove Me to Daytime Television" (2003)

"Juneau" (formerly titled "Juno") is a song by Welsh post-hardcore band Funeral for a Friend. As one of the most popular and well known of the band's songs, it was a hit single being the second highest charting single to date. The song was released on two albums; on the Between Order and Model EP (The original version was released on the hybrid EP Seven Ways to Scream Your Name in the US), and on FFAF's debut LP Casually Dressed and Deep in Conversation.

Contents 1 Juno 2 Juneau 3 The Single 3.1 Tracklisting 3.1.1 Juneau Pt.1 3.1.2 Juneau Pt 2

[edit] Juno

The original version of "Juneau" was titled "Juno" on the band's EPs. This version featured more screaming, or as the band prefer to call it; "aggressive vocals". Juno was recorded by the old FFAF line-up consisting of current members Matt Davies, Kris Coombs-Roberts, Darren Smith and ex-members Matt Evans (aggressive vocals), Andi Morris (electric bass) and Johnny Phillips (Drums). However, on the re-issue of the EP, the current line-up is credited to the recording.

[edit] Juneau

This version was given an alternative spelling for the title, dismissing "Juno" for the correct spelling for the city "Juneau" in Alaska, USA. A total overhaul of the original, "Juneau" includes less of the "unnecessary" aggressive vocals and opting for a more melodic sound. This version was re-recorded by the current line-up of Funeral for a Friend and was the version that would become one of their most famous tracks to date.

[edit] The Single

Released on July 28, 2003 Juneau peaked at #19 in the UK singles chart. Only "Streetcar" has reached higher in the chart, with "Escape Artists Never Die" equaling it in 2004.

[edit] Tracklisting

[edit] Juneau Pt.1

1. "Juneau"
2. "Getaway Plan"
3. "Kiss and Make Up (All Bets Are Off)" (Radio 1 Rock Show)

[edit] Juneau Pt 2

1. "Juneau"
2. "Art of American Football" (BBC Wales Session)
3. "This Year's Most Open Heartbreak" (Radio 1 Rock Show Session Version)
4. "Juneau" (Video)

v • d • e Funeral for a Friend Kris Coombs-Roberts · Matthew Davies-Kreye · Gareth Davies · Ryan Richards · Darran Smith Oliver Craze · Matthew Evans · Andi Morris · Nick Mulligan · Gary O'Toole · Johnny Phillips · Kerry Roberts Studio albums Casually Dressed & Deep in Conversation · Hours · Tales Don't Tell Themselves Extended plays Between Order and Model · Four Ways to Scream Your Name · Seven Ways to Scream Your Name · The Great Wide Open Splits 'Bullet Theory/My Dying Day (with Moments in Grace) Live albums Final Hours at Hammersmith Videos Spilling Blood in 8 mm Singles "Juneau" · "She Drove Me to Daytime Television/Bullet Theory" · "Escape Artists Never Die" · "Streetcar" · "Monsters" · "History" · "Roses for the Dead" · "Into Oblivion (Reunion)" · "Walk Away" · "Waterfront Dance Club/Beneath the Burning Tree" Related Discography