Reinventing a Lost Art was the debut album by New Jersey–based indie, pop-punk group, Tokyo Rose. This album was the only that featured Greg Doran on guitar, as he, soon after the release, left the band to become a guitar teacher in his hometown. Since the record's release, two more albums have been recorded, and fared better than the previous: New American Saint and 2007's The Promise in Compromise.
| Reinventing a Lost Art | ||||
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| Released | July 1, 2003 | |||
| Genre | indie pop punk | |||
| Length | 49.7 Minutes | |||
| Label | Sidecho | |||
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Reception
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| Allmusic |   link |
Allmusic reviewed the record as "misleading", yet "admirable" at the same time.
Track listing
edit- Saturday, Everyday (3:23)
- Don't Look Back (3:21)
- Right Through Your Teeth (3:36)
- Word Of Mouth (2:40)
- Take The Wheel (3:35)
- Weapon Of Choice (3:32)
- You Ruined Everything (4:21)
- Phonecords and Postcards (2:52)
- Katherine Please (4:42)
- Before You Burn (4:13)
External links
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