Seven Mary Three, Orange Ave. - 47m 29s

Tracks & Durations

1. Peel	2:08
2. Over Your Shoulder	4:18
3. Chasing You	3:38
4. Each Little Mystery	2:46
5. In-Between	3:09
6. Joliet	4:22
7. Super-Related	3:24
8. Flagship Elanor	3:02
9. Southwestern State	4:44
10. Hang On	2:59
11. Blessing in Disguise	4:33
12. Devil's Holy Joke	8:17

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Review

Sheesh! For a while there, it sounded like every Podunk guitarist half-wit and his tractor-driving brother were intent on aping Seattle sludgemeisters Pearl Jam. Even the English were nicking PJ licks (try as we might, can we truly forget Bush?). Orlando, Florida's Seven Mary Three--guilty as Vedder-voiced charged--seem to have gotten the cease-and-desist message. Their third outing finds frontman Jason Ross skewing off on several nongrunge tangents. Even his singing has grown more emotive and enunciated, moving away from the mawkish Vedder-ish murmur found on the early hit "Cumbersome." Tellingly, every time the grunge ghost surfaces here ("Peel," "Hang On"), the song sinks out of sight. But each time Ross and company test their aesthetic limits (the soulful "Chasing You," the Skynyrd-styled "Joliet," the alterna-peppy "Super-Related"), SM3's stock spirals up, up, up. Which clarifies the whole point of influences anyway: you're supposed to glean what you can from them and move on. Seven Mary Three seem to have learned that lesson. --Tom Lanham

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Orange Ave.

Tracks: 12, Disk length: 42m 31s (-5m 2s)

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