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Mean Everything To Nothing,Manchester Orchestra

- Mean Everything To Nothing
- - 409,703 plays
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  - 223 shares
Manchester Orchestra
Released 2009

Jimmy, He Whispers
04:09
892 plays

I've Got Friends
04:57
84,325 plays

Shake It Out
05:11
43,708 plays

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songs

- 1
- The Only One
- 02:39
- 38,985 plays

- 2
- Shake It Out
- 05:11
- 43,708 plays

- 3
- I've Got Friends
- 04:57
- 84,325 plays

- 4
- Pride
- 05:47
- 35,107 plays

- 5
- In My Teeth
- 04:42
- 30,043 plays

- 6
- 100 Dollars
- 01:42
- 28,394 plays

- 7
- I Can Feel A Hot One
- 04:19
- 38,682 plays

- 8
- My Friend Marcus
- 03:41
- 27,465 plays

- 9
- Tony The Tiger
- 03:09
- 28,138 plays

- 10
- Everything To Nothing
- 05:37
- 28,536 plays

- 11
- The River
- 05:58
- 25,428 plays

- 12
- Jimmy, He Whispers
- 04:09
- 892 plays

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album review

Atlanta's Andy Hull and company received considerable praise leading up to Mean Everything to Nothing, Manchester Orchestra's second official full-length release. With that praise and hype came the attention of producer Joe Chiccarelli (the Shins/My Morning Jacket), who adds enough muscle, sound, and fury to the music to match Hull's frequent growls and rants. The resulting dynamic attack will likely please the screamo crowd, as songs like "Shake It Out" feature the kind of angsty lyrics (fighting the Lord), yelping Isaac Brock meets-nu-metal-swagger, and power chords that thrill a young audience. More savvy, or at least older, music fans will be able to pick out the influences, from the Kurt Cobain wail and Nirvana-like grunge pop of "In My Teeth," to the Smashing Pumpkins-by-way-of-Jane's Addiction guitars of the catchy and earnest "I've Got Friends," to the wounded-voice Bright Eyes of "The River," to the all-out Neutral Milk Hotel borrowing that is "100 Dollars." ~ Tim DiGravina, All Music Guide