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"High of 75"
Song

"High of 75" is a song by the Christian rock band Relient K, and it appeared as the third track on their fourth full-length album, Mmhmm. It is also the first and only Christian radio single from the album, although "I So Hate Consequences" and "Life After Death and Taxes (Failure II)" have appeared on ChristianRock.Net. Two more singles were released in the mainstream as well, along with a music video for both. The single was released after "The Truth", which was a Christian radio single off the band's fifth EP, the Apathetic EP, and was followed by two singles from the band's fifth album, Five Score and Seven Years Ago. The song is currently Relient K's seventh most popular song on iTunes.

v t e Relient K
Matt Thiessen Matt Hoopes Dave Douglas Tom Breyfogle Josh Sudduth Todd Frascone Stephen Cushman John Warne Jon Schneck Brett Schoneman Jared Byers Brian Pittman Ethan Luck
Studio albums	Relient K The Anatomy of the Tongue in Cheek Two Lefts Don't Make a Right...but Three Do Mmhmm Five Score and Seven Years Ago Let It Snow, Baby... Let It Reindeer Forget and Not Slow Down Collapsible Lung Air for Free
Extended plays	The Creepy EP Employee of the Month EP The Vinyl Countdown Deck the Halls, Bruise Your Hand Apathetic EP The Nashville Tennis EP Is for Karaoke EP
Other	All Work & No Play (demo) The Bird and the Bee Sides (rarities album) Is for Karaoke (cover album)
Selected singles	"My Girlfriend" "Pressing On" "The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything" "Be My Escape" "Who I Am Hates Who I've Been" "The Truth" "Must Have Done Something Right" "Forgiven" "The Best Thing" "I Need You" "Give Until There's Nothing Left"
Tours	Warped Tour (2005, 2008, 2011, 2013) Nintendo Fusion Tour (2006) The Appetite for Construction Tour Looking for America Tour
Related articles	Discography "Rebuild"
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-"'''High of 75'''" is a song by the [[Christian rock]] band [[Relient K]], and it appeared as the third track on their fourth full-length album, ''[[Mmhmm]]''. It is also the first and  only [[Christian radio]] single from the [[album (music)|album]], although "I So Hate Consequences" and "Life After Death and Taxes (Failure II)" have appeared on ChristianRock.Net. Two more singles were released in the mainstream as well, along with a [[music video]] for both. The [[single (music)|single]] was released after "The Truth", which was a [[Christian]] [[radio]] single off the band's fifth [[EP]], the ''[[Apathetic EP]]'', and was followed by two singles from the band's upcoming album, ''[[Five Score and Seven Years Ago]]''. The song is currently Relient K's seventh most popular song on iTunes.
+"'''High of 75'''" is a song by the [[Christian rock]] band [[Relient K]], and it appeared as the third track on their fourth full-length album, ''[[Mmhmm]]''. It is also the first and  only [[Christian radio]] single from the [[album (music)|album]], although "I So Hate Consequences" and "Life After Death and Taxes (Failure II)" have appeared on ChristianRock.Net. Two more singles were released in the mainstream as well, along with a [[music video]] for both. The [[single (music)|single]] was released after "The Truth", which was a [[Christian]] [[radio]] single off the band's fifth [[EP]], the ''[[Apathetic EP]]'', and was followed by two singles from the band's fifth album, ''[[Five Score and Seven Years Ago]]''. The song is currently Relient K's seventh most popular song on iTunes.
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