Flyleaf (album)

chronology
Flyleaf
Flyleaf's studio album
Publication ; (s)	October 4, 2005
Label (s)	A&M / Octone Records, Polydor Records
Format (s)	CD / DVD
Genre (s)	Post-grunge , alternative metal , nu metal
Title (number)	11/12 (Japan) / 16 (USA)
running time	33:42
occupation	Singing : Lacey Sturm ; Bass : Pat Seals; Guitar : Sameer Bhattacharya; Guitar: Jared Hartmann; Drums : James Culpepper;
production	Howard Benson
Studio (s)	Bay 7 Studios, Valley Village, Sparky Dark Studio, Calabasas , California
August 29, 2006	I'm so sick
November 2006	Fully Alive
April 2007	All around me
2007	Perfect
2007	Sorrow
December 2008	Cassie
June 2008	There for you

Flyleaf is the debut album by the US post-grunge band Flyleaf . It was released on October 4, 2005 in the USA (on May 15, 2006 in the UK ).

reception

Charts and awards

The album rose to number 57 on the US Billboard 200 . For one million units sold, Flyleaf was awarded a platinum record on February 22, 2008 .

criticism

The press commented differently on the album. While Paul Portell gave the Christian music website Jesus Freak Hideout almost the full possible number of points with 4.5 stars, both Konstantin Kasakov from Plattentests.de and Greg Prato from Allmusic gave four out of ten and 2.5 out of five possible points rather mediocre to negative reviews. According to Kasakov, the only innovative thing about the album is that “its creators are still not tattooed”. According to Prato, Flyleaf would hardly stand out from the zillions of other bands in the same genre.

Track list

#	title	length
1.	I'm so sick	3:00
2.	Fully Alive	2:47
3.	Perfect	2:53
4th	Cassie	2:58
5.	Sorrow	2:45
6th	I'm sorry	2:43
7th	All around me	3:18
8th.	Red Sam	3:20
9.	There for you	2:47
10.	Breathe Today	2:29
11.	So I Thought	4:50

Web links

Flyleaf at Allmusic (English)

Individual evidence

↑ Flyleaf Biography. Retrieved November 9, 2012 .
↑ Flyleaf: Billboard Albums. Allmusic , accessed April 26, 2013 .
^ Searchable Database. RIAA , accessed on April 26, 2013 (English; search for Flyleaf , no deeplink possible).
^ Paul Portell: Flyleaf. Jesus Freak Hideout, accessed April 26, 2013 .
↑ Konstantin Kasakov: Flyleaf - Flyleaf: Ice cream. Plattentests.de , accessed on April 26, 2013 : “Sollbruchstellen? Nothing. The only innovative thing about "Flyleaf" is that its creators are still not tattooed. "
^ Greg Prato: Flyleaf. Allmusic , accessed on April 26, 2013 (English): “That said, there isn't much here to differentiate Flyleaf from the zillions of other similarly styled bands out there right this moment, aiming for the same goal - to join My Chemical Romance at the top of the heap. "

[1] Flyleaf Biography. Retrieved November 9, 2012 .

[2] Flyleaf: Billboard Albums. Allmusic , accessed April 26, 2013 .

[3] Searchable Database. RIAA , accessed on April 26, 2013 (English; search for Flyleaf , no deeplink possible).

[4] Paul Portell: Flyleaf. Jesus Freak Hideout, accessed April 26, 2013 .

[5] Konstantin Kasakov: Flyleaf - Flyleaf: Ice cream. Plattentests.de , accessed on April 26, 2013 : “Sollbruchstellen? Nothing. The only innovative thing about "Flyleaf" is that its creators are still not tattooed. "

[6] Greg Prato: Flyleaf. Allmusic , accessed on April 26, 2013 (English): “That said, there isn't much here to differentiate Flyleaf from the zillions of other similarly styled bands out there right this moment, aiming for the same goal - to join My Chemical Romance at the top of the heap. "


Studio albums	Flyleaf • Memento Mori • New Horizons