Alone in a Crowd

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Alone in a Crowd
Studio album by Catch 22
Released October 10, 2000
Genre third-wave ska
Length 36:58
Label Victory Records
Producer Catch 22
Catch 22 chronology
Washed Up!
(1999)
Alone in a Crowd
(2000)
Washed Up and Through the Ringer
(2001)
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Allmusic 2.5/5 stars.... [1]

Alone in a Crowd was the first full-length Catch 22 release featuring the band's second lineup. The album features a song trilogy, "What Goes Around Comes Around","Bloomfield Avenue" and "Neverending Story", which follows two young lovers who commit multiple acts of homicide on a cross-country spree before finally succumbing to their own personal demons. Other themes on the album include a longing for childhood and home and a general feeling of alienation from the rest of the world, hence the album title.

The end of the album features six blank tracks, each 22 seconds long, followed by a bonus track that starts after 22 seconds of silence, bringing the album to a total of 22 tracks.

To promote the album, the band made a music video for "Point the Blame", the album's first single. However, due to financial problems, the video was never completed.

[edit] Track listing

All songs written and composed by Jeff Davidson and Ryan Eldred unless otherwise noted. 

No. Title Length
1. "Intro"   0:18
2. "Point the Blame"   2:17
3. "Sounds Good But I Don't Know"   1:56
4. "It Takes Some Time"   3:05
5. "What Goes Around Comes Around"   2:39
6. "Arm to Arm"   2:07
7. "Guilty Pleasures"   2:22
8. "Bloomfield Ave."   3:09
9. "Hard to Impress" (Kevin Gunther) 2:05
10. "San Francisco Payphone"   2:49
11. "Wreck of the Sloop John B." (The Beach Boys) 2:29
12. "Neverending Story"   2:35
13. "Thinking About Things"   1:58
14. "Alone in a Crowd"   2:27
15. "Blank Track"   0:55
16. "Blank Track"   0:22
17. "Blank Track"   0:22
18. "Blank Track"   0:22
19. "Blank Track"   0:22
20. "Blank Track"   0:22
21. "Blank Track"   0:22
22. "Bonus Track"   1:32
  • If you take the seconds of the CD length and subtract the minutes from it, the difference is 22, adding to the other, almost subliminal, 22s found throughout the album.

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