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Diary is the first studio album from the band Sunny Day Real Estate. The album is considered by many to be the first defining "emo" album of the 1990s.[citation needed] The song "Seven" was played live on the Jon Stewart Show.
Track listing
- "Seven" – 4:45
- "In Circles" – 4:58
- "Song About an Angel" – 6:14
- "Round" – 4:09
- "47" – 4:34
- "The Blankets Were the Stairs" – 5:27
- "Pheurton Skeurto" – 2:33
- "Shadows" – 4:46
- "48" – 4:46
- "Grendel" – 4:53
- "Sometimes" – 5:42
Demos
There are three circulating demos from Diary recording sessions, which took place at Idful Studios, in Chicago.
- "In Circles"
- "Rodeo Jones"
- "Song About an Angel"
Trivia
- The "butterfly" drawing on the album's book was created by Nate Mendel's father.
- The vinyl has been released in three limited edition pressings, all of which are out of print. The first was a multi-colored splatter vinyl, released on "Glitterhouse Records" in Germany. The second was a black vinyl pressing on Sub Pop Records. A repress followed on green vinyl (and possibly a second black pressing) but the label for this second pressing states "Edition II" under the Sub Pop logo. All three vinyl pressings are missing 3 songs that are present on the CD, possibly due to the time constraints of vinyl (the album clocks in at 53 minutes). The missing songs are "Round", "48" and "Grendel".
- The album cover features the popular children's toy Little People.
Personnel
- Jeremy Enigk – vocals, guitar, typesetting
- Nate Mendel – bass
- Dan Hoerner – guitar, vocals, typesetting
- William Goldsmith – drums
- Brad Wood - producer, engineer, mixing
- Lynn Hamrick - photography
- Chris Thompson - artwork