Say Anything - ...Is A Real Boy FLAC

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Credits

• Design – Ryan Johnson
• Drums – Coby Linder (tracks: C3 to D5)
• Drums, Percussion – Coby Linder (tracks: A1 to C2)
• Engineer – Kevin Seaton (tracks: C3 to D5)
• Engineer [Additional Engineer At Mission Sound] – Oliver Straus (tracks: A1 to C2)
• Guitar, Bass Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals – Max Bemis (tracks: A1 to C2)
• Guitar, Bass, Vocals – Max Bemis (tracks: C3 to D5)
• Guitar, Slide Guitar – Casey Prestwood (tracks: A1 to C2)
• Guitar, Vocals – Casper Adams (tracks: D4)
• Illustration – Peter Bemis
• Mastered By – Dave Kutch (tracks: C3 to D5), Emily Lazar (tracks: A1 to C2)
• Mixed By – Ariel Rechtshaid (tracks: C3 to D5), Mark Needham (tracks: C3 to D5), Will Brierre (tracks: C3 to D5)
• Producer – Kevin Seaton (tracks: C4 to D5), Max Bemis (tracks: C4 to D5)
• Producer [Co-producer], Keyboards, Piano – Stephen Trask (tracks: A1 to C2)
• Producer, Engineer, Mixed By, Vocals [Gang Vocals] – Tim O'Heir (tracks: A1 to C2)
• Producer, Keyboards, Programmed By – Ariel Rechtshaid (tracks: C3)
• Programmed By [Additional] – Kevin Seaton (tracks: C3)
• Recorded By [Assistant At Echo Park] – Josh Achziger (tracks: A1 to C2)
• Songwriter – Max Bemis
• Vocals [Additional] – Adrienne Pearson (tracks: A1 to C2), Blair Shehan (tracks: A1 to C2), Caitlin Broderick (tracks: A1 to C2), Kyle Fischer (tracks: A1 to C2), Patrick Currie (tracks: A1 to C2), Robb Maclean (tracks: A1 to C2), Robert Mann (tracks: A1 to C2), Sierra Swan (tracks: A1 to C2), Vanessa Peters (tracks: A1 to C2)
• Vocals [Gang Vocals] – Aaron Farley (tracks: A1 to C2), Austin Peters (tracks: A1 to C2), Bryan Sheffield (tracks: A1 to C2), Carrick Moore Garety (tracks: A1 to C2), Casper Adams (tracks: A1 to C2), Claire Weiss (tracks: A1 to C2), Dan DeLauro (tracks: A1 to C2), Jeremy Weiss (tracks: A1 to C2), Kevin Seaton (tracks: A1 to C2), Matt Rubin (tracks: A1 to C2), Morgan Silver Greenberg (tracks: A1 to C2), Nick Panama (tracks: A1 to C2), Paul Jeffrey (tracks: A1 to C2)
• Written-By – Kevin Sachs (tracks: D4)

Notes

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Barcodes

• Barcode: 790168596018
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Companies

• Mastered At – Sony Music Studios, New York City
• Recorded At – redruM
• Recorded At – Sinjin
• Recorded At – Echo Park Studios
• Recorded At – Pulse Recording
• Recorded At – Mission Sound
• Mixed At – Ameraycan Studios
• Mastered At – The Lodge, New York
• Licensed From – J Records
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Doghouse America, Inc.
• Copyright (c) – Doghouse America, Inc.
• Manufactured By – Pirates Press
• Pressed By – GZ Digital Media – 98894E

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Album

Is a Real Boy is the second full-length release by Say Anything. After signing with the label, Bemis began writing songs for his band's Doghouse debut. With tremendous self-created pressure, he threw himself into pushing the sonic boundaries of the band and maturing their sound, incorporating elements of math-rock, indie-pop and theatrical pomp. He and Linder also started the search for a producer. The two met several producers but eventually decided on Tim O'Heir and Stephen Trask. Bemis struggled. All the rights go to the label and the band, Say Anything. Expand description for the tracklist. I have no control over the advertisements throughout the. Is a Real Boy is Say Anythings proper debut album, and bursts forth in an enduring clash of pop-punk fervor with raw emotion. It is a concept album, somewhat meta in that its story revolves around a band named Say Anything fronted by a man named Max Bemis. From the albums physical booklet. The plot revolved around a moderately successful indiepunk rock bank called Say Anything, fronted by 21-year old Max Bemis, an idealistic, introverted singersongwriter crippled by depression and anxiety and alienated by what he sees as a vast hypocrisy inherent in society. One night, a supernatural power curses Max with a mysterious affliction. Listen free to Say Anything . Is a Real Boy Belt, Woe and more. 12 tracks 52:44. is a Real Boy is the second full-length release by Say Anything. Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the largest. Album 2004 21 Songs. Is a Real Boy Say Anything. a Real Boy. Despite some of the hype surrounding its release, Say Anything's self-described rock a Real Boy still caught many in the punk scene off-guard, seemingly coming out of nowhere with its theatrical tone and critical, perceptive lyrical makeup. At the helm of the album is the self-conscious 20-something singersongwriter Max Bemis, who ultimately is Say Anything: he wrote and plays pretty much everything but percussion on the record. The songs were originally written as part of a play, complete with a cast of characters, full story, and spoken interludes. Is A Real Boy. Parental Advisory ed. Say Anything Format: Audio CD. Is a Real Boy. Originally released in 2004 on a small So-Cal indie label, Say Anything' A Real Boy has stood the test of time thanks to its universal themes and whopper punk hooks. Emo in name only, it is a disc that veers far away from the genre's typical navel-gazing lyrics and shines its light on the trappings of rock stardom, taking on everything from groupies to music snobs in no-nonsense songs like An Orgy of Critics and Every Man Has A Molly. Say Anything AKA Max Bemis and Coby Linder here are a rockpop-punk band who really hade very little credibility before the release of Say Anything AKA Max Bemis and Coby Linder here are a rockpop-punk band who really hade very little credibility before the release of is a Real Boy. Their previous album, Baseball was extremely generic and all around terrible, and even Bemis refuses to play any material for it. Recognizing this fact, he set out to make something much more grand with is a Real Boy. Whether he succeeded in creating what he wanted to is up for interpretation, but regardless of that, the album is assuredly enjoyable. Pop-punk gets lost in a lot of monotony the songs all sound the same since every band has a. Complete your Say Anything Anything's debut album, . is a Real Boy, it appears, is the pinnacle of scene irony. Here it is people - all the lesbian haircuts on guys and thick, plastic-framed glasses can't save you now. Is a Real Boy is a concept album, fucking drenched in irony, about the current state of the punk rock mindset. In brief, the story of the album is about a boy in an unsuccessful band coincidentally called Say Anything who simply can't stand the vast hypocrisy inherent in society. This all changes when, one day, a magical power forces our hero to s