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Wings to Fly
Plankeye
Wings to Fly
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock, Christian & Gospel
 
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All Artists: Plankeye
Title: Wings to Fly
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Bec Recordings / Emd
Release Date: 7/30/2002
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock, Christian & Gospel
Styles: Hardcore & Punk, Pop & Contemporary
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 724353923624, 0724353923655, 724353923655

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Compilation contemplation . . .
08/15/2002
(5 out of 5 stars)

"5 stars? I really would've only given the cd 4.5 (or maybe 4.25) if I could've, but it is definitely better than a mere 4. First of all, the first seven songs are "new" (though Plankeye fans will know that two of the seven songs are simply remixes of "Goodbye" and "Bicycle"), and each of the following twelve songs is taken from one of Plankeye's first five releases. Let me first tackle the issue of the "Bicycle" remix. Now personally, I absolutely love the original "Bicycle" from "Commonwealth." And I was weary at first that Eric and Louis would tackle the song without Scott's vocals (which make the song what it is, I believe). And at first I hated the new mix, skipping it every time. But . . . and there always is a but, I must admit that is has grown immeasurably on me. I still like the original better, but now thoroughly enjoy the new mix as well. As for the remix of "Goodbye" . . . stick with the original (Track 19) - it is a million times better. But looking at the cd as a whole, the new songs are great ("Captain" especially). For those who liked "Relocation," some of the new songs mirror its tendencies. Likewise with those who enjoyed "Strange Exchange" more. But all in all, this is truly a must have cd for any Plankeye fan, if not for the new version of "Bicycle," than for the five new songs themselves. And finally, for anyone not familiar with Plankeye, this is the perfect avenue for trying them out (before commiting to one of their previous albums over another). From "Scared" and "Open House" to "Chemicals and Sleep," there is a full spattering of songs both post-Scott era and during his run - all of them good. Thanks and happy listening."