Everyday Demons
"Everyday Demons" is the second studio album by Irish rock band The Answer. It was released on 2 March 2009 in the UK and 31 March 2009 in the US.[10]
On 28 January 2009, the album leaked onto the internet. The special 2CD version of this album includes a whole concert recorded live at the Shibuya-AX in Tokyo, Japan, on 27 March 2007 as an audio on the second CD.
"Demon Eyes" was iTunes "Single of the Week" for the week beginning March 10, 2009.[11]
On November 4, 2009 the "Comfort Zone" music video was released.
The album entered the UK Albums Chart at #25.
Track listing
1. |
"Demon Eyes" |
4:08 |
2. |
"Too Far Gone" |
4:03 |
3. |
"On and On" |
3:37 |
4. |
"Cry Out" |
5:08 |
5. |
"Why'd You Change Your Mind" |
4:52 |
6. |
"Pride" |
3:51 |
7. |
"Walkin' Mat" |
4:11 |
8. |
"Tonight" |
3:42 |
9. |
"Dead of the Night" |
3:16 |
10. |
"Comfort Zone" |
4:43 |
11. |
"Evil Man" |
4:35 |
12. |
"Highwater or Hell" (Japanese Bonus Track) |
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13. |
"Revolutions" (US Bonus Track) |
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14. |
"Lost" (iTunes US Bonus Track) |
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15. |
"Under the Sky" (Live, iTunes US Bonus Track) |
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"Come Follow Me" |
5:57 |
2. |
"No Questions Asked" |
3:05 |
3. |
"Doctor" |
5:00 |
4. |
"Never Too Late" |
3:58 |
5. |
"Keep Believin'" |
4:40 |
6. |
"Always" |
2:20 |
7. |
"Sometimes Your Love" |
4:54 |
8. |
"Under the Sky" |
7:05 |
9. |
"Preachin'" |
8:27 |
10. |
"Into the Gutter" |
4:50 |
11. |
"Sweet Emotion" |
5:54 |
12. |
"Memphis Water" |
6:14 |
13. |
"Be What You Want" |
5:02 |
14. |
"Moment/Jam" |
3:05 |
Personnel
- Cormac Neeson - Lead vocals, harmonica
- Paul Mahon - Guitar
- Micky Waters - Bass
- James Heatley - Drums
Singles
- On And On
- Tonight
- Comfort Zone
References
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Cormac Neeson · Paul Mahon · Micky Waters · James Heatley
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Studio albums |
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Other albums |
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Singles and EPs |
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