Tip Finger Eleven

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1LISTENQuicksand 4:04
2LISTENTip 3:39
3LISTENShudder 3:42
4LISTENAwake and Dreaming 3:35
5LISTENAbove 3:43
6LISTENCondenser 3:07
7LISTENThin Spirits 3:25
8LISTENGlimpse 3:30
9LISTENCostume for a Gutterball 4:38
10LISTENTemporary Arms 4:09
11LISTENSwallowtail 4:24

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Editorial Reviews

The debut recording from Finger Eleven, Tip blends alternative grooves with a heavy rock edge. The catchy hooks and reflective lyrics provide a rich and layered presentation, giving songs like "Above" and "Awake and Dreaming" remarkable levels of emotion. By experimenting with timing and tempo in their compositions, Finger Eleven displays a flair for musical detail and craftsmanship, setting them apart from the sonically similar Stone Temple Pilots and fellow Canadians Our Lady Peace. This collection of powerful and deeply felt songs moves through rock soundscapes with impressive results. Roxanne Blanford, All Music Guide

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January 28, 2004: This album is incredible. If you're an Our Lady Peace fan, then you'll like Tip. It's got a lot of that Arnold Lanni influence there. Also, Scott Andersen's voice is so amazing. When you get it (not if, WHEN), you have to listen to "Awake and Dreaming" first. It'll blow you away.

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May 23, 2003: A well written Cd, but not as good as their second album, The Greyest Of Blue Skies


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