We've All Been There

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We've All Been There
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Studio album by
ReleasedJune 29, 2010
Recorded2005–2010
Genre Alternative rock, post-grunge
Length53:17
Label AMB/EMI
Producer John Fields, Chuck Reed, Matt Serletic, Tal Herzberg
Alex Band chronology
Alex Band EP
(2008)
We've All Been There
(2010)
After the Storm
(2012)
Alternative cover
Alex max band - we've all been there.jpg
International cover
No.TitleLength
1."We've All Been There"4:00
2."What Is Love"3:53
3."Tonight"3:57
4."Forever Yours"3:12
5."Please"3:53
6."Will Not Back Down"4:04
7."Euphoria"3:54
8."Never Let You Go"3:52
9."Only One"3:36
10."Leave (Today Is the Day)"3:34
11."Holding On"3:18
12."Without You"4:20
13."Love"3:38
14."Start Over Again"4:06
Deluxe Edition Bonus Track
No.TitleLength
15."Cruel One" (feat. Chantal Kreviazuk & Emmy Rossum)4:32

International edition

No.TitleLength
1."We've All Been There"4:01
2."Tonight"4:01
3."Forever Yours"3:13
4."Will Not Back Down"4:06
5."Please"3:53
6."Without You"4:20
7."Only One"3:40
8."Leave (Today Is the Day)"3:35
9."Never Let You Go"3:52
10."Euphoria"3:55
11."What Is Love"3:54
12."Start Over Again"4:06
Bonus Track
No.TitleLength
13."Love"3:39
Japanese Bonus Tracks
No.TitleLength
14."Tonight" (Acoustic Version) 
15."Rest Of Our Lives" 

Personnel

The following personnel contributed to We've All Been There: [9]

Charts

Chart (2010)Peak
position
Austrian Albums Chart 17
European Top 100 Albums [10] 47
German Albums Chart [11] 12
Swiss Albums Chart 46
US Albums Chart 42

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