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World Waits
Jeremy Enigk
World Waits
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
 
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Former Frontman for Sunny Day Real Estate and the Fire Theft.

     
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All Artists: Jeremy Enigk
Title: World Waits
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Reincarnate Music
Original Release Date: 1/1/2006
Re-Release Date: 10/17/2006
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Styles: Hardcore & Punk, Indie & Lo-Fi, Adult Alternative
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 801190124527

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Former Frontman for Sunny Day Real Estate and the Fire Theft.

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A New Classic By Jeremy Enigk
Stephen B. Wright | asper,AL | 10/19/2006
(5 out of 5 stars)

"I remember hearing and seeing Sunny Day Real Estate when they released Diary and seeing the video for In Circles on 120 minutes every Sunday night on MTV. I loved the song but was skeptical about the band for a while. I remember seeing several musicians later on telling how much they loved Jeremy Enigk's first solo album Return Of The Frog Queen and seeing it on a bunch of lists for the best albums of 1996. I decided to give it a try and when I listened to it I was hooked and then I became a huge fan of Sunny Day Real Estate and saw them when they toured for How It Feels To Be Something On and they were amazing and his voice is as good live as it is recorded. If you are looking for a redux of Return Of The Frog Queen then this is not for you. Jeremy continues in the direction that he has been going in the past few years as he has been with Sunny Day and The Fire Theft. It is heavily influenced by progressive but it is very majestic and very uplifting. There is not a weak song on here. A New Beginning is definitely what he seems to be trying to say and prove on this album and he is still the one with that magical voice. Yes, he is the man who helped launch the bands who profess their elegance to emo and rule MTV and the teen magazines but what some of these bands don't seem to get is that it is more about the music than it is about what you are wearing and who you are seen with and how you present yourself. Listen up Pete Wentz and Panic! At The Disco."
Beautiful
Ilya Petushkov | 12/05/2007
(5 out of 5 stars)

"There has been a change in Enigk's music since he was in Sunny Day Real Estate, his first solo release, through The Fire Theft and his current release. You can really see the change in his life paralleled with the change in his music. Going from the angst ridden, dark, brooding sounds of SDRE, to the mystical and middle age-sounding first solo release, to a breakthrough about his personal convictions that is heard in the late SDRE and The Fire Theft. Jeremy has moved from someone who was lost and searching to someone who had found the way (yet still struggling with the truth)and finally into someone who is able to express the healing and joy he is experiencing through his music, sharing this gift with all his listeners. World Waits is beautiful, and it will lift your heart, Enigk's placid voice will guide you through his personal convictions to the dawn of the joy he has been experiencing in the past few years of his life."
A great surprise
Tom Johnson | Always here, sometimes there | 01/08/2007
(4 out of 5 stars)

"I didn't expect that much from Enigk's second solo album and it wound up pretty much blowing me away. If you're familiar with Sunny Day Real Estate, you already know what to expect - I'm loathe to apply the term "emo" but SDRE was at the heart of the genre before it become corrupted by what it's become today, but this really is emotional rock, full of heartfelt declarations and grandiose movements. However, there are moments on this album that approach prog-rock excesses and for that I'm appreciative - Enigk clearly allowed his muse to take him where he needed to go and the end result is one of 2006's most beautiful rock albums. Don't miss it."