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'''''Heartbreak in Stereo''''' is the first and only studio album by the [[rock music|rock]] group [[Pencey Prep]]. It was released on November 26, 2001, then re-released again by Eyeball Records in early 2007 because new fans could not find the album.
'''''Heartbreak in Stereo''''' is the first and only studio album by the [[rock music|rock]] group [[Pencey Prep]]. It was released on November 26, 2001, then re-released again by Eyeball Records in early 2004 because new fans could not find the album.


==Track listing==
==Track listing==

Revision as of 22:34, 3 August 2016

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Heartbreak in Stereo is the first and only studio album by the rock group Pencey Prep. It was released on November 26, 2001, then re-released again by Eyeball Records in early 2004 because new fans could not find the album.

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."P.S. Don't Write"2:40
2."Yesterday"4:06
3."Don Quixote"3:55
4."10 Rings"3:46
5."The Secret Goldfish"4:39
6."8th Grade"4:11
7."19"5:59
8."Trying to Escape the Inevitable"4:42
9."Lloyd Dobbler"2:07
10."Florida Plates"5:20
19."Fat and Alone" (hidden track (tracks 11-18 are blank))2:35

Credits

Band
Additional
  • John Nacliero - Producer, additional vocals (tracks 4 and 5)
  • Dahlia Nardone - Photography
  • Jamie Schaefer - Photography
  • Antonio Valenti - Producer on "Fat and Alone"
  • Alan Douches - Mastering
  • Bruno Rocha - Additional vocals on track 2

Recorded at Nada Studios, Newburgh, NY except Fat and Alone recorded at HinchKraft Studios, Wayne, NJ. Mastered at West West Side.