The Gracious Few (Album Track Listing) Options

[Hoodstock]

Haven't seen this posted. It looks like the debut album will be self titled and will contain 13 tracks.

The Gracious Few

1. Appetite
2. Honest Man
3. Guilty Fever
4. The Few
5. The Rest of You
6. Crying Time
7. Silly Thing
8. Closer
9. What's Wrong
10. Tredecim
11. Nothing But Love
12. Sing
13. All I Hear

Source: iTunes

This post has been edited by Hoodstock: Aug 6 2010, 7:22 pm

[OutToDry]

THanks for posting Hoodie. Europe one appears to be 12. but there might be a hidden one.

[Hoodstock]

THanks for posting Hoodie. Europe one appears to be 12. but there might be a hidden one.

Maybe #13 is an iTunes exclusive? They all say "album only" right now since it is an album pre-order.

[ItchyTriggerFinger]

Maybe #13 is an iTunes exclusive? They all say "album only" right now since it is an album pre-order.

Dear Lord I hope not.

[briburge]

Dear Lord I hope not.

take a look at every album on itunes. most groups are doing this. it doesnt mean anything about who ed or chad are as people or their level of greed

[ItchyTriggerFinger]

take a look at every album on itunes. most groups are doing this. it doesnt mean anything about who ed or chad are as people or their level of greed

I don't care about the level of greed. I'm not against people making money. I'm against having to pay for something twice just because the piece I need didn't come with the format I prefer.

I do not, as of yet, have an iPod. Thus, I have no interest in iTunes at this particular juncture.

And as for buying digital copies, when they're DRM free, I'll consider it. Until then, I'd just as soon rip my CD's.

[Badman]

And as for buying digital copies, when they're DRM free, I'll consider it. Until then, I'd just as soon rip my CD's.

exactly, I don't have itunes on my computer. Amazon's download service is pretty good though even though you have to download the downloader. DRM free is nice.

[dangum]

The only time I would purchase a digital copy over a CD, is if the digital copy was in FLAC format (or any other lossless format) and the price was significantly cheaper than the CD.

There is no way I'd ever pay for an MP3. Well, except for Ed's bootleg series where there's no alternative...

People's standards in music are dropping. It will be a sad day when a CD with cover art and liner notes eventually fade away...

[thefunkyredcaboose]

The only time I would purchase a digital copy over a CD, is if the digital copy was in FLAC format (or any other lossless format) and the price was significantly cheaper than the CD.

There is no way I'd ever pay for an MP3. Well, except for Ed's bootleg series where there's no alternative...

People's standards in music are dropping. It will be a sad day when a CD with cover art and liner notes eventually fade away...

Agree wholeheartedly! Artists spend a lot of time making sure the art is right all. It is a shame to see that go to waste. Not to mention the severe downgrade in quality.

Itunes' files are so compressed you can hear the loss of quality. Ugh.