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# Introduction - 0:13
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# It's Not My First Rodeo - 3:17
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# Elements - 3:19
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# Lancaster - 2:42
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# Hook, Line and Sinner - 3:25
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# I Am Yours - 2:38
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# Page One - 1:39
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# Reflections - 5:15
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Revision as of 23:35, 20 September 2010

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I Am is the debut album by American metalcore band, Texas in July. Released on August 11, 2009 through CI Records. The album is also set to be re-released in Japan in the near future, with an additional bonus track.[1]

Track listing

  1. Introduction - 0:13
  2. It's Not My First Rodeo - 3:17
  3. Elements - 3:19
  4. Lancaster - 2:42
  5. Hook, Line and Sinner - 3:25
  6. I Am Yours - 2:38
  7. Aurora - 3:10
  8. Page One - 1:39
  9. Reflections - 5:15
  10. Satellites - 3:07
  11. Father Time - 3:48
  12. A Fair Fight (Japanese re-release bonus track)[1]

Personnel

Texas in July
  • Alex Good - lead vocals
  • Logan Maurer - guitars
  • Christian Royer - guitars
  • Ben Witkowski - bass guitar
  • Adam Gray - drums
Additional musicians
  • Cello on “I Am Yours” by Caitlin Voight
  • Guest vocals on “Satellites” by Geoff Jenkins of Gwen Stacy
  • Guest vocals on "Reflections" by Carson Slovak Century
Production
  • Produced by Carson Slovak
  • Art direction, layout and design by Jeff Breil

References

  1. ^ a b ""Texas In July Studio Blog #3" @ 1:53". Texas in July, NeverSettleFilm. June 14, 2009. Retrieved November 9, 2009.
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