ITunes Originals – Seether cover

ITunes Originals – Seether

Seether · 2008

102 min · 26 tracks · hard rock

A raw blend of post-grunge heaviness and introspective lyrics that captures the essence of early 2000s alternative rock.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Fine Again (iTunes Originals version) Start here — This version of 'Fine Again' showcases a more intimate vocal delivery, emphasizing the song’s themes of recovery and resilience amidst emotional turmoil.
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    Broken (iTunes Originals version) — The reimagined take on 'Broken' highlights the song's enduring emotional weight, allowing listeners to experience its profound vulnerability in a stripped-down format.
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    Gasoline — This track embodies the band's signature sound, combining heavy guitar riffs with poignant lyrics about addiction and self-destruction, resonating strongly within the alt-rock community.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • dynamic journey with varied pacing
  • introspective reflections for quiet moments
  • cathartic release through acoustic interplay
  • engaging storytelling across multiple tracks

Maybe skip if you

  • seeking instant gratification
  • prefer standalone singles only

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Deep Cut — Offers fans insights into the band's process but isn't a key entry point.
Themes
emotional turmoil· addiction struggles· post-grunge reflection
Career context
By the time 'ITunes Originals – Seether' was released in January 2008, Seether had already established themselves as a prominent act in the post-grunge scene with hits like 'Broken' and 'Fake It.' This album serves as a retrospective collection and marks a moment of reflection for the band following their commercial success, particularly after their previous release, 'Karma and Effect' in 2005.
Stylistic neighbors
Creed· Breaking Benjamin· Three Days Grace

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

  • Rise Above This (iTunes Originals version)

    The bridge features a shift in melody that evokes a sense of hope amidst despair, reflecting the internal struggle faced by many.

    This moment illustrates a departure from the darker themes present earlier in the song, emphasizing an uplifting resolution that transforms the listener's emotional journey.

Tracklist

  • 1 The Band Started in May 1999 6:32
  • 2 Gasoline 2:48
  • 3 We Had to Write a Single, and We Didn’t Know What That Meant 2:59
  • 4 Fine Again (iTunes Originals version) Start here 4:24
  • 5 It Needs to Be Discovered by Fans 3:36
  • 6 Sympathetic 4:08
  • 7 We Thought We Were Starting “Karma and Effect” 5:48
  • 8 Broken (iTunes Originals version) 4:14
  • 9 We Did “Sold Me” at the Same Time as “Broken” 1:48
  • 10 Sold Me 3:38
  • 11 The Original Title Was “Cater to Cowards” 6:18
  • 12 Remedy (iTunes Originals version) 3:34
  • 13 We Weren’t Going to Use It for Our Band 2:11
  • 14 The Gift 5:34
  • 15 I Was Having Fun Today Playing With a Lot of Effects 2:18
  • 16 Truth (iTunes Originals version) 4:07
  • 17 A Lot of Our Music Translates Acoustically 3:13
  • 18 Tied My Hands 5:14
  • 19 He Was the Number One Fan 4:42
  • 20 Fake It (iTunes Originals version) 4:19
  • 21 Let’s Tease People With What’s Coming With That Song 3:12
  • 22 Like Suicide 4:14
  • 23 I Was Feeling Nostalgic 2:58
  • 24 Rise Above This (iTunes Originals version) 3:37
  • 25 I Picked It for the Chorus 3:30
  • 26 Across the Universe (iTunes Originals version) 3:47

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