Pessimist – Live from Another Wasted Summer

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Pessimist - Live From Another Wasted Summer
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EP by
TAT
Released2004
(Digitally released July 5th 2006)
Genre Rock, Punk rock
Length10:13
Label EX Records
Producer Tatiana DeMaria
TAT chronology
4 Track EP
(2006)
Pessimist - Live From Another Wasted Summer
(2004)
This Is...TAT
(2006)

Pessimist - Live From Another Wasted Summer, listed as Pessimist (live) - EP on iTunes, is a live single from the band TAT. These are the only publicly known live recordings of the band (so far). A digital download is available on iTunes.

Contents

Track listing

  1. "Pessimist" – 4:13
  2. "Bloodstain" – 2:58
  3. "Happiness" – 3:02

Personnel

Information

All Tracks written by Tatiana DeMaria except:

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