Yellowcard – Ocean Avenue

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Artist: Yellowcard

Title: Ocean Avenue

Year: 2003

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Tracklist

  • 1. Way Away (3:22)
  • 2. Breathing (3:38)
  • 3. Ocean Avenue (3:18)
  • 4. Empty Apartment (3:36)
  • 5. Life Of A Salesman (3:18)
  • 6. Only One (4:17)
  • 7. Miles Apart (3:32)
  • 8. Twentythree (3:27)
  • 9. View From Heaven (3:22)
  • 10. Inside Out (3:40)
  • 11. Believe (4:31)
  • 12. One Year, Six Months (3:28)
  • 13. Back Home (3:55)

Review

"Ocean Avenue" dropped in 2003 and really shook things up for Yellowcard. This was their big leap to a major label, and it definitely paid off, launching them straight into the limelight. Neal Avron, who’s worked with some pretty big names like Everclear and New Found Glory, lent his producing talents to the album, adding a polished touch. The album brings a cool mix of pop-punk and emo vibes, with violinist Sean Mackin throwing in an unexpected twist that deepens the emotional pull of their sound.

The album’s title track, "Ocean Avenue," was huge, becoming a staple anthem for many with its infectious energy and killer melody. But it's not just about that one hit. Tracks like "Way Away," "Breathing," "Only One," and "Life of a Salesman" pack their own punch, making the whole album a rollercoaster of emotions, filled with themes of youth, nostalgia, love, and loss. Yellowcard doesn't just create songs, they create stories that hit hard, and "Ocean Avenue" is a testament to their craft, resonating strongly with both old fans and newcomers alike. - Preston

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