Keasbey Nights (Streetlight Manifesto album)

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Keasbey Nights
Cover album by Streetlight Manifesto
Released	March 7, 2006
Recorded	End of 2004 and June-September 2005
Genre	Third-wave Ska
Length	46:57
Label	Victory Records
Professional reviews
All Music Guide link
Streetlight Manifesto chronology
Everything Goes Numb (2003) Keasbey Nights (2006) Somewhere in the Between (2007)
Tomas Kalnoky chronology
Everything Goes Numb (2003) Keasbey Nights (2006) Somewhere in the Between (2007)

Keasbey Nights is an album by Streetlight Manifesto. It was originally slated for release in late 2004 but was continually pushed back. It was released on March 7, 2006 and is a re-recording of Catch 22's Keasbey Nights with some musical and lyrical changes. While this is the second LP released by the band, Somewhere in the Between, released about a year and a half later in 2007, is often considered to be their official second album.

The album's title references Keasbey, New Jersey; a small unincorporated area located within Woodbridge Township, in Middlesex County, New Jersey.

Contents 1 Track listing 2 Personnel 2.1 Additional personnel 3 External links

[edit] Track listing

All songs written by Tomas Kalnoky.

1. "Dear Sergio" – 2:54
   • This features the extra verse from the Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution version on the A Call to Arms EP.
2. "Sick and Sad" – 2:17
3. "Keasbey Nights" – 3:00
4. "Day in, Day out" – 3:22
5. "Walking Away" – 4:10
6. "Giving Up, Giving In" – 2:49
7. "On & On & On" – 3:12
8. "Riding the Fourth Wave" – 2:12
   • Instrumental
9. "This One Goes out to…" – 2:34
   • Replaces the muted trumpet solo (as heard in the Catch 22 version) with an alto saxophone solo
10. "Supernothing" – 2:50
    • This song was originally performed by Kalnoky's first band, Gimp.
11. "9mm and a Three Piece Suit" – 1:56
12. "Kristina She Don't Know I Exist" – 5:07
    • Features different instruments during the solo section.
13. "As the Footsteps Die out Forever" – 3:15
14. "1234 1234" – 7:10
    • At the end of this song there is an interview conducted by computer voices explaining why the album was made, instead of the shout-outs present on the 1998 recording.

[edit] Personnel

• Jim Conti - Tenor Saxophone
• James Egan - Trumpet, Background Vocals
• Tomas Kalnoky - Guitar, Mixing, Music, Recording, Vocals, Words
• Chris Paszik - Bass Guitar, Background Vocals
• Dan Ross - Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone
• Mike Soprano - Trombone
• Chris Thatcher - Drums

[edit] Additional personnel

• Colin Bell - Gang Vocals
• Jay Franco - Mastering
• Kenny Holland - Gang Vocals
• Christopher Knowles - Gang Vocals
• Jeff Smith - Gang Vocals
• Rob Thatcher - Hand Percussion, Gang Vocals

[edit] External links

• Streetlight Manifesto
• The RISC Group
• Victory Records
• Keasbey Nights at MusicBrainz

v • d • e Streetlight Manifesto
Members: Tomas Kalnoky • Mike Brown • Jim Conti • Peter McCullaugh • Mike Soprano • Matt Stewart • Chris Thatcher Former members: Stuart Karmatz • Pete Sibilia • Paul Lowndes • Josh Ansley • Jamie Egan • Dan Ross • Chris Paszik • Delano Bonner
Streetlight Manifesto Discography
Streetlight Manifesto Demo (2002) • Everything Goes Numb (2003) • Keasbey Nights (2006) • Somewhere in the Between (2007)
Related Articles
The RISC Group • Catch 22 • Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution • Gimp