TEAM RNS PRESENTS

TITLE: Its All In Your Head

RIPPER: Team RNS

192kbps - Alt. Rock
0hr 44min total- 64.4mb

RELEASE DATE: 2003-07-22
RIP DATE: 2003-06-03

01 Without You Here               2:23

03 At Least Were Dreaming         4:08
04 Still Here Waiting             2:15

07 Bring The Night On             3:32
08 Friend Of Mine                 3:33

10 Not Gonna Be Alone Tonight     3:46

12 Arch Drive Goodbye             4:06

Eve 6's third record, It's All in Your
Head, due July 22, is the band's most
diverse offering yet. There's pop-rock
songs like the trio's 1998
breakthrough hit, "Inside Out,"
borderline ballads like 2001's
surprise single, "Here's to the
Night," and then a few completely
different tracks.

The album's first single, "Think
Twice," is a hard-rocking angst anthem
about struggling for the courage to
leave an unfaithful lover. "Think
twice before you touch my girl," Max
Collins sings in the chorus. "Come
around/ I'll let you feel the burn."

Collins wrote the song about a friend,
but put himself in the situation.

"It wasn't one that I wanted to be on
the record, to be honest," he said.
"It wasn't a completely personal
experience for me. It was a different
kind of writing. It sounded different
and I wasn't comfortable with that. So
I tried rewriting it, going in
different directions, and that wasn't
working. So I backed up and listened
to it and started to dig it from

The biggest stretch for Eve 6 on It's
All in Your Head is "Hey Montana," a
mostly acoustic track with a campfire

"That's the song we're more excited
about," Collins said. "It started as a
verse I had written two years ago. I
played it for our producer [Greg
Wattenberg (Five for Fighting)] and it
was never really talked about. Then,
towards the end of recording, we were
doing vocals and I was having an off
night singing and I went into a corner
and started playing that verse. The
guys were like, 'Let's do that
immediately.' It was a good thing that
came from a doldrums period."

In the vein of "Here's to the Night"
is "Girlfriend," which features a
string section accompanying Collins,
who sings, "Another tear, another
lesson learned/ Now it's time to let
you go/ And I will not be broken."

Equally emotional but quite different
is the opening "Without You Here," a
punk rock song clocking in at just two
minutes and 18 seconds.

"It's a simple song about missing
someone," Collins said. "After our
last date of touring, I went to New
York for a couple months with the
intention of writing. I got there on
September 9 and then there was the
11th. So I didn't end up writing much
there, but I did meet my current
girlfriend. The first song I wrote
when I got back was about the weird
sort of culture shock of coming back
to L.A. after being in New York when