Nightcrawler (album)

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Nightcrawler
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ReleasedAugust 29, 2006 (U.S.)
Genre Rock
Label Columbia
Producer Michael Beinhorn, Pete Yorn, Ken Andrews, Tony Berg, Butch Walker, Evan Frankfort
Pete Yorn chronology
Westerns EP
(2004)
Nightcrawler
(2006)
Back and Fourth
(2009)
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Nightcrawler is the third full-length studio album released by singer Pete Yorn. [1]

Track listing

All songs written by Pete Yorn except where noted.

  1. "Vampyre"
  2. "For Us"
  3. "Undercover"
  4. "Policies"
  5. "The Man"
  6. "Maybe I'm Right" (Pete Yorn, Eric Ernest Johnson)
  7. "Same Thing"
  8. "Alive" (Pete Yorn, Baerwald)
  9. "Splendid Isolation" (Warren Zevon)
  10. "Broken Bottle"
  11. "How Do You Go On"
  12. "Ice Age"
  13. "Georgie Boy"
  14. "Bandstand in the Sky"

Upon release of the album, many retailers offered exclusive tracks from Pete Yorn, either via download or as bonus tracks on the actual album.

  1. "Never My Love"
  2. "Don't Mean Nothing"
  3. "Good Advice"
  1. "Go with It"
  1. "Baby I'm Gone"
  2. "The Party"
  1. "Top of the World"
  2. "Can't Hear Anyone"
  1. "Old Boy"
  1. "Shallow (Friends)"

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References

  1. "Pete Yorn Nightcrawler | Album Review | Slant Magazine". Slant Magazine. Retrieved 2018-07-17.