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Opaline

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The 2002 release album by alternative band Dishwalla that goes by the title Opaline proved to be an example of the band's versatility. The band experiments with a different sound and style to spice up their songs while maintaining the heavy rock guitars. Home, one of the album's tracks was featured in 2002 movie The Banger Sisters.


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About

Opaline was acclaimed for the brave experimental acoustic venture of post-grunge band Dishwalla. The album was out in the markets in April 23, 2002 under Immergent Records.

Opening title track Opaline would definitely arouse the interests of listeners with its fantastic rhythm and extraordinary vocals. Satisfied fans marks this album as a great accomplishment. Tracks that are worth listening to are Angels Or Devils and Mad Life. The band sends out a message thru their touching lyrics, but still stays on their genre.


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Tracks

Track Title Duration
01 Opaline 4:10
02 Angels or Devils 4:03
03 Somewhere in the Middle 3:42
04 Every Little Thing 4:26
05 When Morning Comes 3:59
06 Home 4:52
07 Today, Tonight 3:02
08 Mad Life 3:54
09 Candleburn 4:01
10 Nashville Skyline 4:40
11 Drawn Out 4:01


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Credits

Performance Credits

DishwallaPrimary Artist

Victor Lawrence Cello

Jim Wood Keyboards, Vocals

J.R. Richards Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals

Ralph Farris Violin, Viola

Gregg Wattenberg Guitar

Mark Robertson Violin, Viola

Pete Maloney Percussion, Drums, Vocals

Scot Alexander Bass, Vocals

Melissa Reiner Violin

Leah Katz Viola

Rodney Browning Cravens Guitar, Vocals

Violet Son Violin


Technical Credits

Victor Lawrence String Coordinator

Bob Ludwig Mastering

Brian Scheuble Programming, Engineer

Dishwalla String Arrangements, Art Direction

Mark Mazzetti Executive Producer

J.R. Richards Programming

Curt Schneider Engineer, Pro-Tools

Ralph Farris Orchestration, String Arrangements

Gregg Wattenberg Producer

Charlie Watts Mastering


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Trivia

  • The band goes beyond their own instruments and included other nice pieces of musical instruments in the tracks' background.
  • They don't only sing the songs, but also took part in the art direction in this album.


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