Track Listings
| 1. Therapy |
| 2. Who Do You Touch |
| 3. Brin You Down |
| 4. Captivated |
| 5. Forget Tomorrow |
| 6. General Public |
| 7. She's Too Fast |
| 8. There You Are And Here I Go |
| 9. Days Like These |
| 10. Beauty The Stars |
| 11. Country Boy Can Survive |
Editorial Reviews
About the Artist
Left Front Tire's music is the sound of combustible youth, the impending chaos of punk rock, and the sing-along melody of pop. Earning a rep as a high-energy live band, Left Front Tire grabbed the attention of punk-pop fans and the music industry throughout the Southeast. This reputation led to performances for huge crowds at Atlanta radio station 99X’s "Big Day Out" and Music Midtown. In 2001, Left Front Tire's song "Bring You Down" off 2000 release, Social Icon, was added as the third track on the American Pie 2 soundtrack just behind Blink 182 and Green Day and before the likes of Uncle Kracker, American Hi-Fi and Alien Ant Farm. In late 2001, 99X added the single to their rotation.
Product Description
Left Front Tire’s "Social Icon" was released in October of 2000 on the band’s own Gladiator Record. Described as the sound of four schoolmates brought up with the impending chaos of punk rock ringing in their ears but grounded by the sensible melody of pop music. It is the sound of combustible youth and years of experience in the same hook filled riff. Produced by Rick Beato of the Atlanta rock band Billionaire, Left Front Tire’s songs are ready made for modern rock radio, with a high energy all it’s own that sounds ready to take on the world. The 10 original songs on the band’s second record (the 11th track being a barn burning take on the Hank Williams JR. anthem "Country Boy Can Survive") show off this young group’s highly evolved song crafting, effortlessly gliding from punk-pop song structure with riff-rock inspired guitar work to soaring three part harmonies. The music they make is an enjoyable ride; a power popping roller coaster that is over before you know it, but packed with hooks and melodies that linger in your brain for days.
Northeast Georgia’s Left Front Tire formed back in 1992, when the average age of the band member was 13 years old. Left Front Tire has remained a band, playing grade school gigs in Georgia’s Habersham County; honing their sound and live show seven years in the making.
"Social Icon" will be originally released via Red Eye Distribution on October 24th, 2000.
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