Streetlight Manifesto - 99 Songs of Revolution: Volume 1 [2010] [Album]

So if ya'll didn't hear, Streetlight Manifesto's cover album leaked! I am sad that I didn't link it in time, but anyway, where it is!!!

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Streetlight Manifesto - 99 Songs of Revolution: Volume 1 [2010] [Album]

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99 Songs of Revolution was originally thought to be only a Bandits of the
Acoustic Revolution release, as stated in the liner notes for their debut 2001
EP, A Call to Arms. Not much was known about the project until September 2008,
when the project was officially and publicly announced. It was revealed that 99
Songs of Revolution would feature 99 cover songs spread out over eight
full-length albums from four different artists. Each of the four bands, Bandits
of the Acoustic Revolution, Streetlight Manifesto and two currently unknown
"Streetlight Manifesto related" artists, will release two albums in the series.

The project saw many tentative release dates in 2008 and 2009. Toward the end of
2009, Streetlight Manifesto announced that the first CD had been completed as
was awaiting release from the record label. The band also hinted at the
possibility of self-releasing the album on vinyl through the Pentimento Music
Company "long before" their label could release it on CD.[4] Also in late 2009,
Streetlight Manifesto began previewing their songs from 99 Songs of Revolution
on their website and during live performances.

01. Birds Flying Away (originally by Mason Jennings) - 3:27
02. Hell (originally by Squirrel Nut Zippers) - 2:56
03. Just (originally by Radiohead) - 3:00
04. Skyscraper (originally by Bad Religion) - 2:40
05. Punk Rock Girl (originally by The Dead Milkmen) - 2:17
06. Linoleum (originally by NOFX) - 2:44
07. Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard (originally by Paul Simon) - 2:27
08. They Provide the Paint (originally by Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution) - 3:33
09. Red Rubber Ball (originally by The Cyrkle) - 2:49
10. The Troubador (originally by Louis Jordan) - 3:33
11. Such Great Heights (originally by The Postal Service) - 3:30