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Diary

Album - 10 may 1994 - DeB Id: 20828
By Sunny Day Real Estate
11 Tracks 1 Reviews Definitions Listenings Video 2 Charts
Indie Rock Emocore

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Album DeRango™ 15,99

Sunny Day Real Estate

Diary ■ Funeral For A Friend

 This album is dated 1994, a time when the alternative scene was dominated by grunge and the more commercial punk rock... Well, Sunny Day Real Estate revolutionized everything.

 …in my life, I have never found an album like this, so sweetly lethal and so painfully moving...

 Dive into the emotional journey of Sunny Day Real Estate's Diary — listen now and experience the emo masterpiece that shaped a genre.

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Indie Rock Emocore
01
Seven (04:45)
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sew it on
face the fool
december's tragic drive
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02
In Circles (04:58)
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Meet me there
In the blue
Where words are not
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Round (04:09)
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47 (04:34)
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swallow whole
lose myself in you
take a chance
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The Blankets Were the Stairs (05:27)
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Lost Myself
When Pain From Your Heart
Left Its Trace
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Pheurton Skeurto (02:33)
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How Will They Know
Just Where To Find?
Under This Bridge
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48 (04:46)
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i lost myself when i looked in your eyes
i tried to disguise myself.
fear inside
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10
Grendel (04:53)
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The rain was there to wash away my tears.
I wanted to be them but instead I destroyed myself.
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11
Sometimes (05:42)
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Sometimes
I can't lay down
My past
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Sunny Day Real Estate

Sunny Day Real Estate are an American rock band from Seattle, widely cited as pioneers of second-wave emo. Formed in 1992, they debuted on Sub Pop with Diary (1994) and LP2 (1995), followed by How It Feels to Be Something On (1998) and The Rising Tide (2000). Core members include Jeremy Enigk, Dan Hoerner, Nate Mendel, and William Goldsmith; Mendel and Goldsmith also played with Foo Fighters. The band has reunited multiple times and remains a touchstone for emotive, intricate guitar music.
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