The Early Days (Deluxe Version - Remastered) Your Favorite Enemies

• 1 Open Your Eyes (And If I Was to Die Version, Remixed and Remastered) 03:50
• 2 Midnight's Crashing (And If I Was to Die Version, Remixed and Remastered) 03:37
• 3 Little Sister (And If I Was to Die Version, Remixed and Remastered) 04:37
• 4 Hold Me Tight (And If I Was to Die Version, Remixed and Remastered) 03:53
• 5 Left Behind (And If I Was to Die Version, Remixed and Remastered) 04:17
• 6 Maria (If It’s True, I’m Sorry) (Demo Sessions, Instrumental) 03:28
• 7 As We Were Before Dawn (Demo Sessions, Instrumental) 03:22
• 8 I’ll Catch You Someday (Demo Sessions, Instrumental) 05:03
• 9 Left Behind (Demo Sessions) 03:24
• 10 Hold Me Tight (Live from Magnet Club, Berlin, Germany, 9/29/2007) 03:53
• 11 Left Behind (Live from Magnet Club, Berlin, Germany, 9/29/2007) 05:22
• 12 Open Your Eyes (Love is a Promise Version, Remixed and Remastered) 03:36
• 13 The Voice Inside (Love is a Promise Version, Remixed and Remastered) 04:01
• 14 Would You Believe (Love is a Promise Version, Remixed and Remastered) 04:02
• 15 I Might Be Wrong (Love is a Promise Version, Remixed and Remastered) 03:37
• 16 No Time Left for Confusion (Love is a Promise Version, Remixed and Remastered) 03:53
• 17 Sunset Blow (Love is a Promise Version, Remixed and Remastered) 03:25
• 18 Little Sister (Acoustic Version) 04:51
• 19 Midnight's Crashing (Acoustic Version) 04:39
• 20 No Time Left for Confusion (Acoustic Version) 04:43
• 21 Open Your Eyes (Acoustic Version) 04:44
• 22 Ghosts of Times Passed By (Demo Sessions, Instrumental) 05:40
• 23 Before It All Turns Down on Me (Demo Sessions, Instrumental) 02:26
• 24 As If I Already Knew (Demo Sessions, Instrumental) 04:59
• 25 Would You Believe (Demo Sessions) 03:30
• 26 Sunset Blow (Michelle's Floor) (Demo Sessions) 03:58
• 27 Open Your Eyes (Elliott Says) (Demo Sessions, Instrumental) 04:16
• 28 Little Sister (Alternative Version) 05:13
• 29 This is It - the Beginning (Live from Studio Coast, Tokyo, Japan, 5/27/2008) 00:59
• 30 Whispering Morning View (Live From Studio Coast, Tokyo, Japan, 5/27/2008) 02:23
• 31 I Might Be Wrong (Live from Studio Coast, Tokyo, Japan, 5/27/2008) 04:16
• 32 Sunset Blow (Live from Studio Coast, Tokyo, Japan, 5/27/2008) 04:26
• 33 Midnight's Crashing (Live from Studio Coast, Tokyo, Japan, 5/27/2008) 03:49
• 34 Little Sister (Live from Studio Coast, Tokyo, Japan, 5/27/2008) 05:04
• 35 Open Your Eyes (Live from Studio Coast, Tokyo, Japan, 5/27/2008) 03:55
• 36 Would You Believe (Live from Studio Coast, Tokyo, Japan, 5/27/2008) 04:51
• 37 The Voice Inside (Live from Studio Coast, Tokyo, Japan, 5/27/2008) 04:56
• 38 I Might Be Wrong (This is a Call up) (Live from Funhill Festival, Beijing, China, 8/27/2011) 09:19
• 39 The Voice Inside (The Dreams We Share) (Live from Funhill Festival, Beijing, China, 8/27/2011) 04:32
• 40 Would You Believe (For Every Time I Fell on My Knees) (Live from Petit Champlain, Quebec, Canada, 3/7/2015) 06:51
• 41 Midnight's Crashing (To Leave Everything Behind) (Live from Petit Champlain, Quebec, Canada, 3/7/2015) 16:28
• 42 I Might Be Wrong (Laura, Ferme Les Yeux) (Live from Petit Champlain, Quebec, Canada, 3/7/2015) 08:42
• 43 Little Sister (We're Still Alive) (Live from Petit Champlain, Quebec, Canada, 3/7/2015) 07:12
• 44 Open Your Eyes (For Rejected Sons and Nobody's Daughters) (Live from Petit Champlain, Quebec, Canada, 3/7/2015) 07:10
• 45 Midnight's Crashing (Faith and Its Crumbling Walls) (Live from Festival De La Poutine, Drummondville, Canada, 8/27/2015) 08:42
• 46 Would You Believe (I've Been Looking for More) (Live from Festival De La Poutine, Drummondville, Canada, 8/27/2015) 06:18
• 47 Open Your Eyes (We All Need to Belong) (Live from Festival De La Poutine, Drummondville, Canada, 8/27/2015) 06:29
• Total Runtime 03:52:41

Info for The Early Days (Deluxe Version - Remastered)

15th anniversary: Your Favorite Enemies' distinctive blend of dirty and polished type of sonic textures, along with their introspective poetry and symbolist type of lyrical approach gathered fanatics from all different musical backgrounds into a defining communion of high level noise, post-punk, psych, shoegaze and prog rock.

Well known for their old school DIY dedicated ethos, for being fierce human rights advocates and for their insanely unique scenic let go type of live performances, the six members of the band devote every aspect of their career based on their community values.

Sonically twisted, lyrically juxtaposed symbolistic and creative polemics are amongst the few aspects that make Your Favorite Enemies one of the most exciting, intriguing and artistically fascinating ventures to emerge on the musical front scene over the last couple of years.

Your Favorite Enemies

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Your Favorite Enemies
is a Montreal rock band formed in 2006 by Alex Foster (vocals), Jeff Beaulieu (guitar), Sef (guitar), Ben Lemelin (bass), Miss Isabel (keyboard), and Charles “Moose” Allicie (drums). From the very first moment of the band’s creation, the sextet decided to resolutely manage every aspect of the band’s career based on their community values and their dedicated “do it yourself” ethos. Influenced by the likes of Sonic Youth, Fugazi, The Cure, Pixies, My Bloody Valentine, and Mars Volta, the band’s distinctive blend of dirty and polished type of dissonant sonic textures along with their introspective poetry and symbolist type of lyrical approach quickly gathered fanatics from all over the world. These devoted fans immediately started promoting Your Favorite Enemies through the creation of different street teams and fan communities. […]

On July 4, 2017, Your Favorite Enemies released “A Journey Beyond Ourselves”, the complete story of “Between Illness and Migration”. Debuting in 2012 with the initial recording of the album taking place in a former catholic church that the band transformed into a professional studio, the project covers the 5 releases of the album in 5 different versions (Japan, Australia, Canada, Europe, and India) and the deluxe version of the album, “Tokyo Sessions”, released June 2016. Considered the definitive incarnation of the journey, the latest album vividly represents what “Between Illness and Migration” has been and is now offered on vinyl for the first time. […]

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