| People On The Streets | ||
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| Single EP by The Junction | ||
| Released | July 29th, 2009 | |
| Recorded | 4th Street Studio's, New York | |
| Genre | Alternative Rock | |
| Length | 13: 42 | |
| Label | Junction Records | |
| Producer | Tony Visconti | |
People On The Streets was relesed on Wednesday 29th July 2009 as an added bonus for fans just a day after the release of their debut album. all proceeds will be given away to a charity of the bands choice.
Writing & Recording[]
All 3 of the songs were recorded on Friday 24th July 2009 and were all written in 2008 and the band have been waiting to release a few tracks which won't feature on an album so fans can expect some more previously unheard songs being released as single's in the future.
Single Information[]
Max Armstrong said in a recent website interview that the band decided to release these songs because they have over 100 songs finished which won't ever be released on an album and they just wanted to get some songs out their so they don't have to worry about what their going to do with the songs, and said that he expects to release some songs as single's in the near future depending on the reception of these current single's.
Critical Reception[]
[[The Junction has been praised for saying that they are gonna give all proceed's to charity, and the single is expected to reach the top 40 all over the world and some people who work in the music industry have said that they think that these singles could help propel the band into one of the biggest bands around because the 3 songs featured on the single are exceptionally good and even said that he thought they are better than some of the songs on their debut album Heartbreaks & Outtakes.
Track Listing[]
- "People On The Streets" - 4:42
- "The Land Of Hope And Dreams" - 4:00
- "The Dreams We Have" - 5:00
Personnel[]
Band[]
- Max Armstrong - guitar, songwriter and lead vocals
- Robin Krieger - bass guitar and backing vocals
- Chad Clayton - guitar and backing vocals
- Taylor Hawkins - drums
Production[]
- Tony Visconti - producer
- David Minor - audio engineer
Chart History[]
| Chart (2009)[1] | Peak position |
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| Canadian Albums Chart | 162 |
| Europe Albums Chart | 187 |
| UK Albums Chart | 226 |
| World Albums Chart | 89 |
| Aus & NZ Albums Chart | 134 |
| South American Albums Chart | 126 |
| Asian Albums Chart | 103 |
| U.S. Billboard 200[2] | 159 |