The Essential Stabbing Westward EXPLICIT LYRICS Stabbing Westward

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  • Release Date: 04/01/2003
  • Sales Rank: 17,649
  • Label: SONY
  • UPC: 696998718128

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The Essential Stabbing Westward

1LISTENLost 3:21
2LISTENControl 3:39
3LISTENNothing 4:51
4LISTENLies 4:45
5LISTENWhat Do I Have to Do? 4:08
6LISTENShame 4:52
7LISTENI Don't Believe 4:20
8LISTENSleep 5:19
9LISTENCrushing Me 4:20
10LISTENSave Yourself 4:14
11LISTENSometimes It Hurts 3:41
12LISTENHaunting Me 3:38
13LISTENDawn 4:36
14LISTENTorn Apart 4:52

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When Trent Reznor opened the door to commercial viability for industrial rock, tons of bands tried to cash in, but few were able to attract the attention of the record-buying public as much as Stabbing Westward did in the mid-'90s (albeit for a very short time). With MTV airplay and high-profile touring spots (and arguably as the first band to really nail down that industrial/glam look), the band was able to go gold and maintain a fairly happy time with Columbia Records, which is represented on this collection. They weren't as visceral as Trent Reznor's Nine Inch Nails or as extreme as Marilyn Manson, but they managed to find the right balance between heavy distortion and danceable pop/rock melodies. With tracks like "What Do I Have to Do?" and "Torn Apart," it's a good place to start for rookies of angsty industro-goth-glam dance music. Chris True, All Music Guide

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December 04, 2007: There's nothing bad to say about this cd. All their best songs are on it... it's great music

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August 17, 2003: This cd was filled with powerful songs and messages. You really start to re-late with the lead singer, while also feeling bad for him if his life and the way he feels are anything like the song. All I can say is I would hate to be the girl he wrote all that stuff about.