The Bell and the Hammer

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The Bell and the Hammer
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Studio album by
ReleasedAugust 22, 2006 (2006-08-22)
Genre Indie rock
Length58:51
Label One Eleven Records
Producer Ed Rose and This Day & Age
This Day and Age chronology
Always Leave the Ground
(2004)
The Bell and the Hammer
(2006)
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The Bell and the Hammer, is the third album released by This Day and Age on its label One Eleven Records.

Track listing

  1. Always Straight Ahead - 5:10
  2. Second Star to the Right - 4:48
  3. The Bell and the Hammer - 5:13
  4. More of a Climb, Less of a Walk - 6:33
  5. Sara, Poor Sara - 4:46
  6. Eustace - 4:39
  7. Walking Contradictions - 4:44
  8. Building a Home - 4:27
  9. Winter Winter Spring - 3:46
  10. Practice Makes Better - 4:06
  11. Of Course We've All Seen the Sun - 4:40
  12. All We Thought We Could - 5:34

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