Name	Artist	Time	Price
1.	Everything (AM Limbo)	Blue October	0:52	$0.99
2.	The Feel Again (Stay)	Blue October	6:00	$0.99
3.	The Money Tree	Blue October	4:59	$0.99
4.	For the Love	Blue October	4:43	$0.99
5.	Drama Everything	Blue October	4:30	$0.99
6.	The Chills	Blue October	3:34	$0.99
7.	The Flight (Lincoln to Minneapolis)	Blue October	6:45	$0.99
8.	Any Man In America	Blue October	6:25	$0.99
9.	You Waited Too Long	Blue October	4:28	$0.99
10.	The Honesty	Blue October	4:22	$0.99
11.	The Getting Over It Part	Blue October	4:38	$0.99
12.	The Worry List	Blue October	4:32	$0.99
13.	The Folllow Through	Blue October	6:10	$0.99

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Our Review

Divorce songs aren’t just limited to country music. Blue October’s sixth studio album finds frontman Justin Furstenfeld musing on a split with his wife and the custody battle for his daughter (that’s her artwork gracing the album cover). Needless to say, Any Man In America is an incredibly melancholy and dramatic album. Most songs here retrace the steps leading up to the split in excruciating detail. “The Feel Again (Stay)” opens with light piano notes building into a ballad where Furstenfeld’s lyrics try to make sense of what just happened while begging his ex-wife to stay. “For the Love” addresses the difficulty of trying to raise a child in two different households. Standout track “The Chills” is a catchy emotional rocker with a fevered vocal performance that spews gripping lyrics describing the goose bumps and cold flashes experienced before suffering a breakdown.

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Customer Reviews

A let down :( (3 stars)
It kills me to say this, cause I am a HUGE Blue October fan, but this new release just isn't doing it for me. There is still some great songs, great lyrics, and some angst (the song Any Man in America I can COMPLETELY relate to) that you can come to expect from Blue October, but I just don't think this CD holds a flame to other BO CDs. The rapping in a few songs is kind of weird, and overall the whole CD is kind of slow. There are some BO so

Heartbreaking (5 stars)
After seeing Justin get gradually happier from album to album, it is heartbreaking to see how hurt and messed up he has gotten in the past two years....a divorce, a custody battle....rough stuff. However, he and the band translate that pain and sadness into absolutely amazing music.....AGAIN.

Damned if you do... (5 stars)
I'm seeing quite a few negative reviews on here that leave me scratching my head. All of those negative reviews complain about how Blue October has "abandoned" their sound. What? When has Blue October had a "sound"? They consistently keep their music fresh and interesting by changing things up a bit. The consistency that the band displays is in the quality of the music that they're trying on. How boring would life b

Biography

Formed: 1996 in Houston, TX
Genre: Alternative
Years Active: '90s, '00s, '10s

The Texas quintet Blue October formed during the post-grunge boom of the mid-'90s, when vocalist/guitarist Justin Furstenfeld began penning angst-ridden rock songs with the help of his brother, drummer Jeremy Furstenfeld, and violinist Ryan Delahoussaye. Bassist Matt Noveskey and lead guitarist Brant Coulter completed the band's initial lineup, and Blue October released an independent debut album, The Answers, in 1998. The band's emotive brand of post-grunge led to...

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Top Songs By Blue October
	Name	Album	Time	Price
1.	Into the Ocean	Foiled	3:59	$1.29
2.	Hate Me	Foiled	6:20	$1.29
3.	Calling You	History for Sale	3:59	$1.29
4.	Congratulations	Foiled	4:01	$0.99
5.	Calling You	History for Sale	3:59	$1.29
6.	Dirt Room	Approaching Normal	3:24	$0.99
7.	Say It	Approaching Normal	3:38	$0.99
8.	18th Floor Balcony	Foiled	4:32	$0.99
9.	Hate Me	Foiled for the Last Time	6:20	$1.29
10.	Jump Rope	Approaching Normal	3:19	$0.99

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