Description
Jimmy Eat World – Static Prevails – Double Vinyl Record
Static Prevails is the second studio album by the American rock band Jimmy Eat World, released in 1996. This album represents an important stage in the band’s career as they transitioned from their earlier punk rock sound to the melodic and emotionally charged alternative rock style that would become their trademark.
Static Prevails is characterized by its blend of energetic guitar work, heartfelt lyrics, and emotionally resonant vocals by lead singer Jim Adkins. It marks a departure from the band’s earlier punk sound and hints at the melodic sensibilities that would define their later work.
The album features tracks like “Call It in the Air” and “Rockstar,” which showcase Jimmy Eat World’s evolving songwriting abilities. These songs contain the raw emotion and introspective lyrics that would become hallmarks of the band’s later discography.
While Static Prevails didn’t achieve widespread commercial success upon its release, it laid the groundwork for Jimmy Eat World’s future as a prominent alternative rock band. It demonstrated their willingness to experiment with their sound and lyrics, setting the stage for their breakthrough album, “Clarity.”
For fans of alternative rock and Jimmy Eat World’s later work, Static Prevails offers a fascinating glimpse into the band’s evolution and creative growth. It’s a testament to their journey from their punk rock roots to the emotionally charged alternative rock sound that would make them a household name in the 2000s.
140 Gram Vinyl Edition
Includes Download Card
Gatefold Jacket
Brand new, never played and still in the factory plastic
“77 Satellites” and “What Would I Say to You Now” are bonus tracks not featured on the original release.
Track Listing
Thinking , That’s All
Rockstar
Claire
Call In It The Air
Seventeen
Episode IV
Digits
Caveman
World Is Static
In The Same Room
Robot Factory
Anderson Mesa
77 Satellites
What Would I Say To You Now
