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Tracklist
| a1 | Poole– | Glum (Demo Version) |
| a2 | The Apples In Stereo– | Shine |
| a3 | Trampoline– | I Want One Of Everybody |
| b1 | Squatweiler– | Colorado |
| b2 | The Technical Jed– | (As Yet Untitled) |
I Want One of Everybody is the second album release by Trampoline,
a collection of D.C.-area talent featuring members of Chisel, Edsel,
and Poole, as well as top-rank independent producers and the songwriting
of mainman Pat Ferrise. While Dormer, the project's first release, concentrated on cleaned-up, radio-friendly pop, I Want One of Everybody
makes a slight jump to cleaned-up, radio-friendly rock -- the record's
sound is still far more mainstream than the work of many of the
musicians involved (surpassing Dormer
in terms of polish, focus, and pop organization), but there's something
in its sense of hooks and construction that makes it an indie project
even in its most pop moments. Trampoline
is essentially a collection of indie-rockers making a highly organized
and fairly mainstream pop record, and as one might expect, the results
are frequently more intelligent and appealing than the work on top-forty
radio.
Tracklist
1. 95 Degrees
2. Favorite Watch
3. Burning Daylight
4. Wait Here
5. Lightning Comes
6. Thunder Invites Summer In
7. Waiting on You Again
8. Flyerman
9. I Want One of Everybodys
10. Put the Water Here
11. Trees and Cars
12. Coronada
13. Send the Letter Back