The Bounce B-sides.........
 

Are pretty great.

I just found my Everyday single CD. It has Standing and Another Reason to Believe on it which are fantastic songs IMO.

Its a crime these and those like it never made the album in place of some of the mush like Open All Night and Had Me From Hello. I heard ARTB was considered but the band didnt want two 911 songs on it. It should have been chosen over Undivided.

I agree that those are good demos, but I don't think they should have made the record. ARTB is a cool song, but they probably didn't put it on because it was too dated. The reason Undivided made it but ARTB didn't is probably because Undivided was a little more subtle. But not by much.

What do you mean by dated? Its a great song and much better then Undivided.

Yep, I think the Bounce b-sides are much better than many musics of this album... the Bounce tracklist could be:

Undivided/ Everyday/ The Distance/ Another Reason To Believe/ No Regrets/ All About Loving You (in demo version)/ Hook Me Up/ Right Side Of Wrong/ Standing/ Love Me Back To Life/ Alive/ Bounce

Amen!

Where can I find "No regrets" and "Alive"?

Another Reason to Believe is a great rock track and should have made the record.I know it´s too 9-11 releated but they could change the lyrics. The exclusion of tracks like No Regrets and Another Reason to Believe is very criminal!!!!

Anywhere on the net I can find No Regrets? I missed the boat in getting the wrong Everday single seemingly.

I never been that big a fan of the Bounce B-Sides.

Another Reason To Believe is the best song to come out of the project and should have made the album regardless of how 9/11 orintated it was.

Postcards From The Wastelands should also have made it but the rest are pretty bland IMO. Alive has it moments, particularly the guitar solo, but it's nowhere good enough to make an album. No Regrets, I just plain dislike. Breath is good but no right for the album, ditto We Can Dance and the less said about the horrid "Lucky" the better.

Not a fan of Standing either.



Phil