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Common Courtesy mp3 Album by A Day To Remember
2013

Common Courtesyby A Day To Remember

  • 13 Tracks
  • 320 kbps
  • 53:11
$ 1.56

Tracks

1.
City Of Ocala3:29
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2.
Right Back At It Again3:20
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3.
Sometimes You're The Hammer, Sometimes You're The Nail4:34
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4.
Dead & Buried3:13
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5.
Best Of Me3:28
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6.
I'm Already Gone4:04
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7.
Violence ( Enough Is Enough )4:02
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8.
Life @ 113:23
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9.
I Surrender3:34
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10.
Life Lessons Learned The Hard Way2:17
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11.
End Of Me3:58
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12.
The Document Speaks For Itself4:44
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13.
I Remember9:05
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Tommy
ADTR is back after a 3-year wait and massive legal battles with what I would argue is their finest album yet. Passion bleeds through all 13 tracks of A Day To Remember's latest "Common Courtesy", wherein the Florida band pulls out all the stops and blends their poppy mix of metalcore and punk into a much more natural blend than they had on the prior album "What Separates Me From You". Notably, "Common Courtesy" is a much longer album than any ADTR have released, and yet this does not wear out it's welcome. I would highly recommend this to fans of pop-punk and metal.