What makes Title of Record by Filter notable?

'Title of Record' debuted at number 12 on the Billboard 200 and included the chart-topping single 'Take a Picture', which became a cultural touchstone for late-'90s alt-rock. The album showcased Filter's evolution in sound and lyrical depth, influencing many bands within the industrial rock genre. Released in January 1999, 'Title of Record' was Filter's second studio album, following their successful debut 'Short Bus'. At this point, the band was solidifying its place in the alternative rock scene after achieving mainstream recognition with the hit single 'Hey Man, Nice Shot'.

Who is Title of Record for?

Title of Record works well if you're into dynamic emotional journeys, long, immersive listening sessions and gradual builds and payoffs.

How many songs are on Title of Record?

Title of Record has 13 tracks, running approximately 74 minutes.

Title of Record

Filter · 1999

74 min · 13 tracks · industrial rock

A gritty blend of industrial rock and alternative metal, layered with introspective lyrics and aggressive instrumentation.

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Why this album works

'Title of Record' debuted at number 12 on the Billboard 200 and included the chart-topping single 'Take a Picture', which became a cultural touchstone for late-'90s alt-rock. The album showcased Filter's evolution in sound and lyrical depth, influencing many bands within the industrial rock genre.

Best for: dynamic emotional journeys long, immersive listening sessions gradual builds and payoffs
Context: Released in January 1999, 'Title of Record' was Filter's second studio album, following their successful debut 'Short Bus'. At this point, the band was solidifying its place in the alternative rock scene after achieving mainstream recognition with the hit single 'Hey Man, Nice Shot'.
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