Eve 6
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studio album
First released:
Apr 28 1998

Overview Edit

Eve 6 is Eve 6's first self-titled studio album, released on April 28, 1998 on RCA Records.

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Record label:
Catalog number:
67617
Release dates:
  • Apr 28 1998 in United States

Genres

Alternative Rock, Pop Rock, Post-grunge, Rock. Vote on Genres

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5 stars an awesome CD from a very cool band
This is an amazing CD. I bought it after hearing "InsideOut" always playing on the radio, but I ended up loving everysong. There are interesting lyrics that incorporates a large vocabulary, plus different, interesting tunes well-played by the three-man band. It's hard to compare Eve6 to another band. The songs on this CD range from happy, light-hearted ballads, such as "Open Road Song", to harder, more 'angry' music like "Leech" to mellow but strange songs like "Jesus Nitelite". Then there are q…
Written by Chaura
3 stars Should be 3 3/4 stars....infectious...
I, like just about anybody else who listened to the radio during the summer of 1998, caught the tumble-down lyrics of "Inside Out" as well as the driving rhythm behind what appeared at first to be such a pop-punk type song with surprisingly adroit lyrics. Shortly after, I saw the band play at a Blockbuster Music promo - scaled down, no drums (Tony played guitar) and only 3 songs - "Open Road Song," "How Much Longer," and of course - "Inside Out." I was amazed that these teenagers posessed such c…
Written by Adam Richman

Track listing Edit

Credits Edit

  1. design

    1. Brett Kilroe [Art Direction]
    2. Dan Winters [Photography]
    3. Jonathan Rosen [Illustrations]
  2. engineer

    1. Billy Bowers [Assistant Engineer]
    2. Don C. Tyler [Digital Editing]
    3. Don Gilmore [Engineer, Mixing]
    4. Doug Trantow [Assistant Engineer]
    5. John Burton [Assistant Engineer]
    6. John Seymour [Assistant Engineer]
    7. Stephen Marcussen [mastering]
    8. Zack Belica [Assistant Engineer]
  1. performer

    1. Don Gilmore [vocals]
    2. Jon Siebels [Guitar, Vocals (Background)]
    3. Max Collins [Composer, Guitar (Bass), Vocals]
    4. Tony Fagenson [Drums (Snare)]
  2. producer

Other versions Edit

Eve 6 11 tracks format: 1 x CD
record label: Bmg Special Product
catalog number: 67617
release dates: Oct 5 2004
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