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Rightfully Mine Rightfully Mine
Rightfully Mine is the first track off of PFTW's debut CD "With Baited Breath". A fitting beginning to a kick-ass album.
Carousoleil Carousoleil
The second track on "With Baited Breath" leaves you no time to recover from the first. Thanks to it's intense guitar and fast tempo.
Asylum Asylum
The third track on "With Baited Breath" displays PFTW's dark side with an omni-present guitar riff that seems to continue dropping and dropping until it finally reaches the depths of the character's psyche.
Fairy Tale Fairy Tale
Fairy Tale is just fast, hard-driving rock at it's best with a progressive feel to it.
Inebriation Inebriation
For a mellower side to PFTW check this tune out. Inebriation shows the dynamics of this band, and proves that they can groove too.
Something Bigger Something Bigger
Who says PFTW can't do pop? They just do it in their own little way.
Parade Parade
Standing on your amp, Les Paul losely slung over your shoulder, swing your strumming arm in a counter-clockwise windmill motion while striking the chords to this song. This is a great air-guitar tune.
Crisco Fever Crisco Fever
Here's another PFTW pop sensation. Put on your dancing shoes for this one.
Stereo Serenade Stereo Serenade
On this track PFTW throws you yet another curve. This track has everything in it including cello provided by Worm Bassist Steve Brown.
Gleam Gleam
This is the final track on our debut CD. Is it wrong to love your car this much?
