ARTIST: The Cheap Seats
TITLE: Fly Low, Icarus
LABEL: Self-released
GENRE: Rock
TIME: 34:02 min
SIZE:  52,2 MB
RIP DATE: Nov-11-2005
RELEASE DATE: Nov-08-2005
WEBSITE: n/a

Track List:

01. Our Day At The Zoo                         03:37
02. Service And Parts                          05:04
03. Susan                                      04:56
04. Britney Burned The Books                   03:25
05. Fly Low, Icarus!                           00:26
06. Albuquerque Arson                          04:24
07. Caroline, Yes                              03:15
08. V.A. Hospital                              03:36
09. Bottle Rockets                             05:19

Release Notes:

The Cheap Seats are good at rockin', not so much at
the bio writing, so we'll save you from that. If
you're here, its because you're interested in buying
our CD...so here's what some other happy customers
had to say about our music:

"I bought The Cheap Seats' debut album 9 months ago,
and now I have a beautiful baby boy!" -Donna from
Nantucket

"Sometimes when bullies try to take my lunch money
at school, I blast them with a song from 'Fly Low,
Icarus!' until their faces melt off. I love The
Cheap Seats!" -little Bobby Douglas from Anaheim

"Dammit, I thought I was buying The Best of Cheap
Trick" -Lance from Boston

"'Fly Low, Icarus!' inspired me to go back to
college and become a doctor...of rock...that's
right, I'm a rocktor." -Jerry McKenzie, MD from New
Mexico

"I used to think that bands that made music this
good consisted of ugly, intellectual jerks. Boy was
I wrong, The Cheap Seats are super sexy, and I heard
they're all single!!!" -Sarah from Barbados

"The Cheap Seats have a hit on their hands. 9 of
them to be exact." -overheard conversation at a
famous record label

"Please stop calling." -Jenny the receptionist at
that same famous record label

"That the Executive will, on the first day of
January aforesaid, by proclamation, designate the
States and parts of States, if any, in which the
people thereof respectively shall then be in
rebellion against the United States; and the fact
that any State, or the people thereof, shall on that
day be in good faith represented in the Congress of
the United States by members chosen thereto at
elections wherein a majority of the qualified voters
of such State shall have participated, shall in the
absence of strong countervailing testimony be deemed
conclusive evidence that such State and the people
thereof are not then in rebellion against the United
States." -an excerpt from D.J. Honest Abe's hip hop
classic "The Emancipation Proclamation, Ya'll"