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Binding: Audio CDEAN: 0093624983866 Label: Warner Bros. Manufacturer: Warner Bros. MPN: 512645 Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Warner Bros. Release Date: July 01, 2008 Studio: Warner Bros. Editorial Review: Product Description: The Bird and the Bee Sides begins with a baker s dozen of original new tunes collected under the moniker of The Nashville Tennis EP. With all five members writing and taking turns on lead vocals, it's perhaps Relient K's most diverse effort to date, including Thiessen's alt-country At Least We Made It This Far, bassist John Warne s The Last, The Lost, The Least, which is explosive both sonically and in its social commentary, and new drummer Ethan Luck s punk rock reggae No Reaction, to name but a few highlights. As for the Bee Sides Relient K remixed and re-mastered 13 tracks, including an acoustic version of hit single Who I Am Hates Who I ve Been . There are also tunes from The Vinyl Countdown, The Employee Of The Month EP, The Creepy EP, The Apathetic EP and, as Thiessen puts it, a ton of other stuff that you can t even find on the internet at least not yet. Album Description: Remastered Two CD set of 26 tracks. Relient K is a Christian rock band from Canton, Ohio that formed in 1998. They are known for their Pop-Punk sound. The Bird and The Bee Sides is a B-Sides record from Relient K contains songs from many of the band's previous EPs as well as other rare tracks. Some of the tracks though, are brand new for the album. The first thirteen tracks make up The Nashville Tennis EP. Average Rating:
 Rating: - An impressive albumRelient K's newest venture, "The Bird and The Bee Sides" is a collection of new songs and of previously unreleased demos and acoustic tracks. In this album, the band has reached new heights and audiences with a new ambiance. In Relient K's other extremely popular efforts, such as their self titled debut released in 2000 and "The Anatomy of Tongue in Cheek" released in 2001 As well as "Two Lefts Don't Make a Right, But Three Do" released in 2003, the band reached teens and young adults ... Read More Rating: - Good, but not as good as their other cdsI got this cd when it had been out for 2 days. I have heard all the songs on this cd, It's not really like Relient K, but it's good enough to buy. Some of the songs are good and some are not. It does have a lot of old stuff and new stuff. Overall you might want to buy this cd. Rating:  - The Bird and the bee sides CDAnother great relient K cd, they are completely incredible, this cd shows why they are one of the most popular bands out there, I would HIGHLY recommend it and also seeing them in concert, you will certainly not be disappointed Rating: - Some of the best RK in a whileI didn't really like 5 Score, and after its release I felt that I may have outgrown RK after our 8 years together in a hardcore fan/band relationship. But The Bird and the Bee Sides was a pleasant surprise. It is a huge amount of music for the price, the majority of the new tracks are really good, and the remastered versions of the vinyl songs are finally at a quality that I can enjoy. Granted, some of the tracks are a bit of a waste of cd space (Bee Your Man) and there is no real flow or consistency ... Read More Rating: - Same great taste...with a twistMy wife and I already owned 3 Relient K CD's-MmmHmm, Five Score and 7 Years Ago, and the Apathetic EP. This latest release seemed a bit strange to me at first glance but I really enjoy their quirky lyrics and musical sound so I decided to listen to the 30 second clips available here and, after the price went down to less than $10, I decided that even though many of the songs are quite short(there might be a few over 3 minutes) 26 songs(13 remixes, etc.) for less than $10 was just too good of a deal to pass ... Read More |
