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The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most
Rock · 2001 · 10 tracks

The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most

Dashboard Confessional

March 20, 2001 · Hidden Note Records

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A raw, unfiltered explosion of post-breakup grief that finds beauty in its own desperation.

Tracklist · 10 Tracks
01
The Brilliant Dance
3:04
02
Screaming Infidelities
3:37
03
The Best Deceptions
4:17
04
This Ruined Puzzle
2:54
05
Saints and Sailors
2:35
06
The Good Fight
2:29
07
Standard Lines
2:29
08
Again I Go Unnoticed
2:26
09
The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most
2:58
10
This Bitter Pill
3:14
Moments Worth Listening For
The desperate, cracking vocal delivery on the final chorus of Screaming Infidelities where the frustration becomes audible.
The way the frantic acoustic strumming suddenly locks into a heavy, rhythmic groove during the bridge of This Ruined Puzzle.
The haunting, quiet piano that closes out This Bitter Pill, providing a somber resolution to the album's most aggressive track.
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