8 thoughts on “ Dont Blink - Relient K - Collapsible Lung (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. Jun 07,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Collapsible Lung on Discogs. Label: Columbia - MVS,Mono Vs. Stereo - MVS • Format: Vinyl Album, LP CD Album • Country: US • Genre: Rock, Pop •/5(10).

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2. Jul 23,  · After four years since their last full-length studio album, GRAMMY®-nominated Relient K returns with their seventh LP project, Collapsible Lung, on July 2 (Mono Vs. Stereo). Relient K is a band that writes from personal experiences and this has paid off with over two million records sold, three RIAA Gold-certified albums and a highly dedicated /5(68).

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3. From the Album Collapsible Lung July 2, out of 5 stars 2 ratings Relient K has crafted a very catchy song with "Don't Blink." It's easy to find yourself singing it mentally throughout the day without even realizing it.2/5(2).

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4. Relient K Relient K - Collapsible Lung Vinyl LP (Red Vinyl) $ Color: Red. PACKAGING Standard Jacket. TRACK LISTING. Side A 1. Don't Blink 2. Boomerang 3. Lost Boy 4. If I Could Take You Home 5. Can't Complain 6. Gloria Side B 7. PTL 8. Disaster 9. When You Were My Baby Sweeter Collapsible Lung. Share this Product. Share 0.

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5. Dec 10,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Digipak CD release of Collapsible Lung on Discogs/5(5).

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6. Dan Gartley and Tom Breyfogle filled in on bass and drums, respectively. On April 28, Cross Rhythms reported that the group's new album would be titled Collapsible Lung and that its release was expected in July. On May 17, Relient K posted the album art, saying .

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7. Considering how much I loved their album, Five Score And Seven Years Ago, Collapsible Lung was a bit of a disappointment. I bought this album because I really loved the songs "Don't Blink" and "Lost Boy" from this album, but really, that was it/5(67).

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