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Alter the Ending (Deluxe Version)

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Download links and information about Alter the Ending (Deluxe Version) by Dashboard Confessional. This album was released in 2009 and it belongs to Rock, Pop, Alternative, Songwriter/Lyricist, Contemporary Folk genres. It contains 25 tracks with total duration of 01:27:27 minutes.

Artist: Dashboard Confessional
Release date: 2009
Genre: Rock, Pop, Alternative, Songwriter/Lyricist, Contemporary Folk
Tracks: 25
Duration: 01:27:27
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Get Me Right 3:15
2. Until Morning 3:44
3. Everybody Learns from Disaster 3:33
4. Belle of the Boulevard 4:02
5. I Know About You 3:06
6. Alter the Ending 3:24
7. Blame It On the Changes 4:11
8. Even Now 2:43
9. The Motions 4:02
10. No News Is Bad News 3:54
11. Water and Bridges 3:36
12. Hell On the Throat 3:09
13. Get Me Right (Acoustic) 3:13
14. Until Morning (Acoustic) 3:31
15. Everybody Learns from Disaster (Acoustic) 3:22
16. Belle of the Boulevard (Acoustic) 4:11
17. I Know About You (Acoustic) 3:03
18. Alter the Ending (Acoustic) 3:08
19. Blame It On the Changes (Acoustic) 4:01
20. Even Now (Acoustic) 2:39
21. The Motions (Acoustic) 3:57
22. No News Is Bad News (Acoustic) 3:56
23. Water and Bridges (Acoustic) 3:32
24. Hell On the Throat (Acoustic) 2:54
25. Truth of the Matter (Bonus Track) 3:21

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Alter the Ending finds emo king Chris Carrabba raising the bar on his band’s sixth studio album. Where 2007’s Shade of Former Trees resonated with beautifully stark moments and exquisite desolation, this album reflects more of the light found at the end of the tunnel. “Get Me Right” opens with a stripped-down verse as a lone guitar accompanies Carrabba’s shaky vocals while the chorus unfolds dynamically with upbeat rhythms, winding guitars and layered singing that all ascend into hopeful tones. Proggy keyboards help “Until Morning” begin like a Rush number before the song quickly morphs into a triumphant, feel-good hit waiting to happen. The anthemic “Belle of the Boulevard” plays so sanguinely that you have to wonder who exactly is the muse changing Carrabba’s life and music? Fans of the band’s 2002 Unplugged performance are in for quite a treat as the Deluxe Edition boasts 13 extra songs – acoustic takes of the tunes that comprise Alter the Ending plus bonus track “Truth of the Matter,” a woeful serenade with low rumbling rhythms, lilting piano and subtle swells of guitar feedback.