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{{Infobox album|Artist=Various Artists|Type=Compilation|Name=We The Living, Vol. 3|Released=July 1, 2000|Label=True Tunes Music|Recorded=1999|Cover=Wtl cover.JPG}} | |||
'''''We The Living''''' is a set of three compilation CD's Released by True Tunes Music. Each Volume had a specific genre they wished to promote. Volume 1 featured rock, alternative, punk, and hardcore music while Volume 2 would highlight acoustic, singer-songwriter music. The final CD released, Volume 3, would consist of electronica, goth, darkwave and industrial music.<ref>The Phantom Tollbooth [http://www.tollbooth.org/2000/reviews/wetheliving2.html (Review of We The Living)]</ref> | |||
==Track Listing== | |||
#Wedding Party - Alliance | #Wedding Party - Alliance | ||
#Audio Paradox - Time to | #Audio Paradox - Time to Burn | ||
#Nova Sphere - Cypher Dreamscape | #Nova Sphere - Cypher Dreamscape | ||
#Caul - Strength | #Caul - Strength According to the Word | ||
#Saviour Machine - Behold a | #Saviour Machine - Behold a Pale Horse | ||
#'''Evanescence - [[Whisper]]''' | #'''Evanescence - [[Whisper]]''' | ||
#GLOBALWAVESYSTEM - Cardboard box | # GLOBALWAVESYSTEM - Cardboard box | ||
#Jeff Elbel with Ping - We | #Jeff Elbel with Ping - We The Living | ||
#Tara Vanflower - Talitha Koum! | #Tara Vanflower - Talitha Koum! | ||
#Killingtheoldman - Incubus | #Killingtheoldman - Incubus | ||
#Autovoice - Tension | #Autovoice - Tension | ||
#Frolic - So True | #Frolic - So True By | ||
#Steve Scott - Nervous Systems 2 | #Steve Scott - Nervous Systems 2 | ||
#EnGrave - Miserere et Parce | #EnGrave - Miserere et Parce | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*Produced by John J. Thompson and Todd Brown. | *Produced by John J. Thompson and Todd Brown. | ||
*The liner notes mentioned that ''Whisper'' was going to be featured on Evanescence's forthcoming independent release ''[[A Dim Remembered Story]]''. It is hypothesized that this was the working title of ''[[Origin (album)|Origin]]'', released in late 2000. | |||
==Notes and References== | |||
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[[Category: Compilation CD Appearances]] | [[Category: Compilation CD Appearances]] | ||
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| We The Living, Vol. 3 | |
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| Compilation album by Various Artists | |
| Released | July 1, 2000 |
| Recorded | 1999 |
| Label | True Tunes Music |
We The Living is a set of three compilation CD's Released by True Tunes Music. Each Volume had a specific genre they wished to promote. Volume 1 featured rock, alternative, punk, and hardcore music while Volume 2 would highlight acoustic, singer-songwriter music. The final CD released, Volume 3, would consist of electronica, goth, darkwave and industrial music.[1]
Track Listing
- Wedding Party - Alliance
- Audio Paradox - Time to Burn
- Nova Sphere - Cypher Dreamscape
- Caul - Strength According to the Word
- Saviour Machine - Behold a Pale Horse
- Evanescence - Whisper
- GLOBALWAVESYSTEM - Cardboard box
- Jeff Elbel with Ping - We The Living
- Tara Vanflower - Talitha Koum!
- Killingtheoldman - Incubus
- Autovoice - Tension
- Frolic - So True By
- Steve Scott - Nervous Systems 2
- EnGrave - Miserere et Parce
- The Eternal Chapter - Still Haunting
- Brian C. Jones - Requiem
Front Cover
Back Cover
CD
Liner Notes
Notes
- Produced by John J. Thompson and Todd Brown.
- The liner notes mentioned that Whisper was going to be featured on Evanescence's forthcoming independent release A Dim Remembered Story. It is hypothesized that this was the working title of Origin, released in late 2000.
Notes and References
- ↑ The Phantom Tollbooth (Review of We The Living)
