The Format - Dog Problems Album

Tracklist

1	Matches	2:10
2	Dog Problems	4:11
3	Snails	4:09
4	Dead End	4:08
5	Time Bomb	4:01
6	I'm Actual	3:47
7	The Compromise	3:27
8	Pick Me Up	3:46
9	Inches And Falling	3:30
10	If Work Permits	5:28
11	Oceans	4:48
12	She Doesn't Get It	3:51

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
0 6700 30592 2 0	The Format	Dog Problems ‎(CD, Album)	The Vanity Label	0 6700 30592 2 0	USA & Canada	2006
TEI-24001	The Format	Dog Problems ‎(CD, Album)	Imperial Records	TEI-24001	Japan	2006
0 6700 30592 1 3	The Format	Dog Problems ‎(LP, Album)	The Vanity Label	0 6700 30592 1 3	US	2006
TECI-21404	The Format	Dog Problems ‎(CD, Album)	The Vanity Label	TECI-21404	Japan	2006
VL-201321	The Format	Dog Problems ‎(2x12", Dlx, Etch, Ba)	The Vanity Label	VL-201321	US	2016

Credits

• Art Direction – John Rummen
• Artwork By – Sam Means
• Booking – Matt Galle
• Engineer – Ken Sluiter
• Legal – Brian McPherson
• Management – Dalton Sim
• Mixed By – Ken Sluiter (tracks: A2, A3, B1), Tom Rothrock (tracks: A1, A4, B2 to C4)
• Piano, Keyboards, Guitar, Other [Other Fun Instruments We Had Lying Around] – Sam Means
• Producer – Steven McDonald
• Vocals, Synth – Nate Ruess
• Written-By – Linda Perry (tracks: B4), Nate Ruess, Sam Means

Notes

There is a D-side etching of a dog bowl, as well as a double fold-out die cut jacket in the shape of the dogs on the cover.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 8 19162 01372 4

Short intro

Dog Problems is the second album by American rock band The Format. The group supported Motion City Soundtrack from mid March to early April 2006. The Compromise was ironically written as a response to Atlantic Records asking The Format to write a hit single prior to dropping them. An MP3 version of Dog Problems leaked to the internet almost two months before its official release date. In response, the entire album was immediately made available digitally for only , through the band's online. Dog Problems - The Format. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Dog Problems. The Format. WMG LatinAutor, ASCAP и другие авторские общества 3. FULL ALBUM 2020 - Продолжительность: 50:41 slovenski bobnarji Recommended for you. On Your Porch - Продолжительность: 5:12 The at the Mayan Theatre: Dog Problems - The Format. The Format - Dog Problems review: Arbitrary and unimportant world transformation aside, this is perfect. Broad, honest and ambitious, Dog Problems is a stunning listen from start to finish. I never really got the x-factor everyone sees in this album. Sure, it's very good, but roughly half the tracks are easily forgettable. And the good ones grow stale rather quickly. Tired of lamenting the split from a significant other locked in a dark room with Bright Eyes on repeat Ready to turn that pain into a joyous singalong outside under the bright sun Lucky for you, Arizona's the Format - barely appearing phased at being dropped by Atlantic in 2005 - have arrived with their self-released sophomore full-length, Dog Problems. Released May 19, 2006. Dog Problems Tracklist. Matches free to The Format Dog Problems Matches, I'm Actual and more. 12 tracks 47:12. Dog Problems The Vanity Label, 2006 By the end of 2004, exhausted from their intense touring schedule, Means settled down in Arizona and married his longtime girlfriend, Anita. Ruess, however, was dealing with a series of relationship problems and drinking to excess. Dog Problems the song has always been one of my favorite lyrical masterpieces and it's. read more. I love how this album has orchestral elements and the way The Format uses strings, horns, etc. is SO climactic and sweet, combined with some indie pop and rock elements too, throughout the album. I love this album and will forever continue to follow Nate Ruess and Sam Means in whatever they're doing, even if The Format is not a band anymore. FAV TRACKS: all of them. Least fav tracks: na. The Format Format Format: Audio CD. Dog Problems Bonus Track Version. Please retry. It's a shame hardly anyone has heard of this album, it deserves more recognition for the indie pop masterpiece that it is. Fans of their first album may be put off by its more mature, less radio-friendly sound, but if you actually appreciate music this is by far The Format's superior work. Read more