Never Take Friendship Personal

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Never Take Friendship Personal
Studio album by Anberlin
Released United States February 1, 2005
Recorded The Compound, Seattle, Washington (2005)
Genre Alternative rock
Length 39:21
Label Tooth & Nail
Producer Aaron Sprinkle
Anberlin chronology
Blueprints for the Black Market
(2003)
Never Take Friendship Personal
(2005)
Godspeed EP
(2006)
Singles from Never Take Friendship Personal
  1. "A Day Late"
    Released: 2005
  2. "Paperthin Hymn"
    Released: 2006
Professional ratings
Review scores
Source Rating
AbsolutePunk (88%)[1]
Allmusic 4/5 stars[2]
Jesus Freak Hideout 4/5 stars[3]

Never Take Friendship Personal is the second album released by the alternative rock band Anberlin. This album was chosen as one of Amazon.com's Top 100 Editor's Picks of 2005. Its singles were "A Day Late" and "Paperthin Hymn" and music videos have been made of each. "(The Symphony of) Blasé" is sometimes referred to as "Amsterdam". The album's name is inspired by when the band chose to remove guitarist Joey Bruce.

The song "Dance, Dance Christa Päffgen" was inspired by multi-talented artist Nico, whose given name was Christa Päffgen. The song references her struggle with drugs and unrelated death.

Contents

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All songs by Anberlin (Stephen Christian and Joseph Milligan).

No. Title Length
1. "Never Take Friendship Personal"   3:31
2. "Paperthin Hymn"   3:15
3. "Stationary Stationery"   2:58
4. "(The Symphony of) Blasé"   4:21
5. "A Day Late"   3:25
6. "The Runaways"   3:20
7. "Time & Confusion"   3:23
8. "The Feel Good Drag"   3:25
9. "Audrey, Start the Revolution!"   3:22
10. "A Heavy Hearted Work of Staggering Genius"   1:12
11. "Dance, Dance Christa Päffgen"   7:06
12. "New Fast Automatic (B-Side)"   3:28

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