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AlbumE · 1998

Orange Ave.

by Seven Mary Three

Orange Ave. is a 1998 rock album by Seven Mary Three. It runs 12 tracks across 47 minutes on Atlantic.

Rock · Alternative Rock · Pop Rock

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55 /100
4 critics
12
Tracks
47 min
Runtime
130 bpm
Tempo
C major
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  • Rock Hard8/10
  • AllMusic2.5/5
  • MusicHound Rock: The Essential Album Guide2.5/5
  • The Encyclopedia of Popular Music2/5

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Orange Ave. album cover

Orange Ave. album cover

The Orange Ave. cover was photographed by Danny Clinch and art-directed by 7M3 and Larry Freemantle.

Photography
Danny Clinch
Art direction
7M3, Larry Freemantle

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Tracklist

12 tracks · 47 min

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In brief

When was Orange Ave. released?
Orange Ave. was released in 1998 on Atlantic.
How many tracks are on Orange Ave.?
Orange Ave. has 12 tracks, with a runtime of 47 minutes.
What genre is Orange Ave.?
Orange Ave. is catalogued under Rock, Alternative Rock, Pop Rock.
What BPM is Orange Ave.?
Orange Ave. runs at a median tempo of 130 BPM across its tracks, most often in C major, measured from audio analysis.
What albums are similar to Orange Ave.?
Listeners of Orange Ave. also rate Days of the New by Days of the New, Disappearing in Airports by Candlebox, Lemon Parade by Tonic.

Credits

Mixed by
Tom MorrisJack Joseph‐Puig
Engineered by
Tom MorrisMatt Martone
Played by
Jason RossCasey DanielGiti KhalsaJason Pollock

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