Midtown - Forget What You Know [Limited Edition Translucent Orange W/ Black Swirl LP] Vinyl Record
Midtown - Forget What You Know [Limited Edition Translucent Orange W/ Black Swirl LP] Vinyl Record
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Limited orange and black colored vinyl LP pressing. Forget What You Know is the third and final studio album by American rock band Midtown. Following the release of Living Well Is the Best Revenge (2002), Midtown was moved from MCA to Geffen Records as a result of a merger between the two labels. The group spent time writing on their next album and following a meeting with Butch Walker, moved to Atlanta, Georgia, to start recording the new material. Walker headed the producing helm and Forget What You Know was recorded in late 2003 at Ruby Red Studios. The album is classified as an emo and pop punk release; it's songs were compared with those of Division of Laura Lee, Recover and Jimmy Eat World.
UPC: 741718962876
Label: I Surrender Records
Release Date: 11.18.22
Format: Vinyl
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