Transmitter (album)
Transmitter is the first studio album by American rock band Spiraling. It was released in 2002 as a self release by the group. Reviewed on CD Baby as "the best new pop record I have heard in years. Spiraling plays high-energy, rocking pop songs with delicious vocals and awesome lyrics that are damn near impossible not to sing along to."
| Transmitter | |
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| Studio album by Spiraling | |
| Released | 2002 |
| Recorded | 2002 |
| Genre | rock |
| Label | Brizmuzik |
| Producer | Tom Brislin |
Personnel
- Tom Brislin: keyboards, vocals
- Bob Hart: bass guitar, track 1, 3, 4, 6-12
- Nicholas D'Amato: bass guitar, track 2, 5
- Marty O'Kane: guitar, track 5, 7
- J.P. Doherty: guitar, track 1-4, 6-12
- Paul Wells: drums, track 1-3, 5-10, 12
- Rajendra Sharma: drums, track 4
- Tim Metz: drums, track 11
- Sylvia Mincewicz: violin, track 11
Track listing
- "The Connection"
- "The Girl On Top (Of the Piano)"
- "(I Don't Want To) Grow Up"
- "This Is the Road"
- "Transmitter"
- "Lightning Twice"
- "Living Proof"
- "The "L" Word III"
- "Too Good to be True"
- "Today is the Last Day I Fixate on Your Shape"
- "Your Excellent Body"
- "(Get Your Own) Holy Grail"
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