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Final Straw

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Final Straw

The release of the record finally gave the band the notch in album sales when it was released in the US. It became the 26th most popular British album of 2004. All their work has paid off and gave them the popularity they have longed for.


Final Straw is an Alternative Rock album by Snow Patrol released in August 4, 2003 under Black Lion, Polydor UK, Fiction (UK)/Interscope

(U.S.).


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About

Their carrier single Run was the most played British song in Americam airwaves, ranking at #22. It might be a stroke of luck, after being dropped from Jeepster Records and ended up signing for Polydor, and the merging with the band of guitarist Nathan Connolly that they wrote their first hit ever. But the band claims it might be a fluke or just plain talent that gave them the lyrical aptitude and musical intensity that gave them triumph in their third studio album.


Tracks

Track Title Duration
1 How to Be Dead 3:23
2 Wow 4:05
3 Gleaming Auction 2:06
4 Whatever's Left 2:41
5 Spitting Games 3:48
6 Chocolate 3:11
7 Run 5:57
8 Grazed Knees 2:56
9 Ways & Means 4:49
10 Tiny Little Fractures 2:28
11 Somewhere A Clock Is Ticking 4:34
12 Same 3:54


Awards & Certifications

Chart Toppers

Year Title UK Sigles Chart US Modern Rock US Pop 100
2003 Spiting Games 54 39 -
2004 Run 5 15 -
Spiting Games (Re-Issue) 23 - -
How To Be Dead 39 - -


Credits

Performance Credits

Snow Patrol Primary Artist, Primary Artist

Iain Archer Background Vocals

Bruce White Viola

James Banbury Piano, Cello

Fiona McCapra Violin

Gary Lightbody Guitar, Glockenspiel, Keyboards, Vocals, Background Vocals, Group Member

Mark McClelland Bass, Keyboards, Group Member

Jonny Quinn Drums, Group Member

Nathan Connolly Guitar, Background Vocals, Group Member

Technical Credits

Stephen Marcussen Mastering

Louie Teran Mastering

James Banbury String Arrangements

Ben Georgiades Engineer

Dan Swift Engineer

Garrett Lee Producer

Trivia

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