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- Potter's Field
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12 Stones
Released 2004

Far Away
03:21
6,885 plays

Photograph
03:57
6,078 plays

Stay
04:28
5,353 plays

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songs

- 1
- Shadows
- 03:45
- 4,233 plays

- 2
- The Last Song
- 03:25
- 4,557 plays

- 3
- Far Away
- 03:21
- 6,885 plays

- 4
- Speak Your Mind
- 04:01
- 3,319 plays

- 5
- Lifeless
- 03:41
- 3,839 plays

- 6
- Bitter
- 03:33
- 3,990 plays

- 7
- Photograph
- 03:57
- 6,078 plays

- 8
- 3 Leaf Loser
- 04:35
- 3,287 plays

- 9
- Stay
- 04:28
- 5,353 plays

- 10
- Waiting For Yesterday
- 03:49
- 3,285 plays

- 11
- In Closing
- 03:59
- 3,114 plays

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album review

12 Stones' sophomore effort aims to capitalize on the recognition brought by Paul McCoy's memorable chorus cameo in the Evanescence monster hit "Bring Me to Life." It opts for a more powerful, guitar-heavy sound than their 2002 debut, and demands maximum radio-friendly compression from returning producer/mixer Dave Fortman. This approach should make thick-stemmed rockers like "Speak Your Mind" and "Far Away" quite palatable to loud rock audiences, or at least those who want more from the Creed fallout than Alter Bridge. For that's what 12 Stones offers -- urgent post-grunge rockers that follow a distinct and marketable formula. Loud lead riffs balance on introspective verses, which then burst into elegiac and/or bittersweet chorus melodies that get the hands in the arena a-wavin'. Fans of Nickelback and 3 Doors Down should be right at home here in Potter's Field. ~ Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide