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Each year more than 500,000 people in the United States are told that they must have heart surgery, with many of them undergoing open heart surgery. While the idea of undergoing this type of operation is daunting, surgeons have been performing open heart surgery for many years and are skilled at performing the procedure without... more »
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Open Heart Surgery was released on August 8, 2000 by rock band Virginwool. The band signed to Breaking/Atlantic Records after initially beginning signed to Universal Records. The album was produced and mixed by Brad Wood.
"I Think Her Mother Loves Me" was the first single from the album. A remixed, slightly poppier version was released. "Better for You" was the second single, and it too was released in a shorter radio edit. The tracks "Youre the Girl" and "Picked Apart" were previously released on the bands self-released CDs while they were still known as Gumwrapper Curb. "Picked Apart" was originally entitled "Virgin Wool".
The album is now out of print.
Track listing
#"Nevermind Her Hips"
#"I Think Her Mother Loves Me"
#"Youre the Girl"
#"Climbing Boulders"
#"Better for You"
#"Lonely Man"
#"Timeframe"
#"Goodman Vibe"
#"Angel"
#"Picked Apart"
#"New Song"
#"Between the Lies"
Personnel
*Jordan Pouzzner – vocals
*Gar Willard – guitars
*Adam Loewy – bass
*Brett Crook – drums, percussion
Category:2000 albums
Category:Atlantic Records albums
Category:Virginwool albums
Category:Albums produced by Brad Wood read more at » http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open+Heart+Surgery
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