The Soundtrack Of Our Lives - Behind The Music flac album

Behind the Music is the third album by the Swedish rock band The Soundtrack of Our Lives. It was originally released in Europe in February 2001, and subsequently around the world over the next two years. The album was the band's breakthrough record outside of their native Sweden, and was nominated for the Best Alternative Album award at the 2003 Grammy Awards

Hedge as I might, somebody up there wanted me to hear this record, and via Pitchfork, a free promotional copy arrived at my doorstep some weeks later. I didn't pay a dime for this, and I still I feel ripped off. I spent a week with this album, and kept telling myself, "Hey, Kyle, don't judge this against hype; take the music for what it i. I tried-.

After (perhaps hastily) bestowing Album Cover of the Year honors upon Soundtrack of Our Lives' Communion, we decided to go straight to the heart of the matter and ask TSOOL frontman Ebbot Lundberg for an explanation behind the work of art above. Luckily, the hirsute Swede was a good sport and answered every one of our (perhaps superfluous) questions via e-mail. Enjoy: Paste: How did you decide on this particular image as the cover for Communion? Ebbot Lundberg: Because it is  the images we're being fed every da. he perfect life that does not exist

While it's commonplace for bands to overstay their welcome in pop music, one never thought that would happen to Gothenburg, Sweden's the Soundtrack of Our Lives. It would have been a grand place to exit.

After years of struggling to find a North American distributor, Sweden's the Soundtrack of Our Lives has finally been given a chance to deli. All three of their full-lengths have been simultaneously released, meaning there is a lot of music to absorb here. Their 1996 debut album, Welcome to the Infant Freebase, is almost too much rock for most people. With 20 songs at over 70 minutes, this record is an amazing look at how powerful music can be. TSOOL take every great rock band from the past and present and use them as a tool to display their talents.