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Gleam Gleam
This is the final track on our debut CD. Is it wrong to love your car this much?
7/26/2004 Rock General
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.
5/17/2004 Alternative General
Crisco Fever Crisco Fever
Here's another PFTW pop sensation. Put on your dancing shoes for this one.
4/6/2004 Trap-Pop
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.
2/18/2004 Rock General
Something Bigger Something Bigger
Who says PFTW can't do pop? They just do it in their own little way.
1/26/2004 Pop Rock
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.
1/9/2004 Alt Power Pop
Fairy Tale Fairy Tale
Fairy Tale is just fast, hard-driving rock at it's best with a progressive feel to it.
1/26/2004 Rock General
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.
1/26/2004 Alternative General
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.
12/8/2003 Rock General
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.
11/28/2003 Alt Power Pop
