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Track List
01) 0:28
02) VCG³
03) Consequential Apathy
04) Analog Boy
05) Get
06) All the Time
07) In All Rwanda's Glory
08) Babylon
09) Who Would've Thought
10) Status
11) Anyone but You
12) Nugget
13) Progress
14) Nothing Sacred
15) Infection
01) 0:28
02) VCG³
03) Consequential Apathy
04) Analog Boy
05) Get
06) All the Time
07) In All Rwanda's Glory
08) Babylon
09) Who Would've Thought
10) Status
11) Anyone but You
12) Nugget
13) Progress
14) Nothing Sacred
15) Infection
0:28
3:44
2:37
4:14
2:43
3:56
3:35
3:21
3:15
3:29
3:03
4:59
3:28
2:58
6:53
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First Released
2001
Progressive Rock
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Rock/Pop
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"Progress" is the second full length release by the band Rx Bandits, released in 2001 on the Drive-Thru label.
The album was recorded during a tumultuous time in the band's lineup. Several members had left the band after the recording of Halfway between Here and There.
After the departure of James Salamone on bass, the band had many temporary replacements, including Johnny Tsagakis, drummer Chris Tsagakis' younger brother. Joe Troy, a longtime friend of Embree who helped write the song "What If?", eventually joined the band as a permanent bass player.
Steve Choi, formerly of The Chinkees, also became a full member playing guitar and keyboards.
Shortly after the release of Progress, Chris Sheets joined as a second trombone player. Not long after that, Rich Balling quit the band.
The album spawned the band's first music video for the song "Analog Boy." The band wouldn't make a second music video for another 5 years, until the title track of 2006's ...And the Battle Begun.
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"Progress" is the second full length release by the band Rx Bandits, released in 2001 on the Drive-Thru label.
The album was recorded during a tumultuous time in the band's lineup. Several members had left the band after the recording of Halfway between Here and There.
After the departure of James Salamone on bass, the band had many temporary replacements, including Johnny Tsagakis, drummer Chris Tsagakis' younger brother. Joe Troy, a longtime friend of Embree who helped write the song "What If?", eventually joined the band as a permanent bass player.
Steve Choi, formerly of The Chinkees, also became a full member playing guitar and keyboards.
Shortly after the release of Progress, Chris Sheets joined as a second trombone player. Not long after that, Rich Balling quit the band.
The album spawned the band's first music video for the song "Analog Boy." The band wouldn't make a second music video for another 5 years, until the title track of 2006's ...And the Battle Begun.
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