Cover Your Tracks (album) explained
Cover Your Tracks is the second full-length album from the metalcore band Bury Your Dead. It was released October 19, 2004, on Victory Records and features re-recordings of two songs from Bury Your Dead's first full-length You Had Me at Hello. All songs are named after Tom Cruise movies.[2]
Track listing
- Music videos were released for "Magnolia" and "The Color of Money".
Credits
Band
- Mat Bruso - vocals
- Brendan "Slim" MacDonald - guitars
- Eric Ellis - guitars[3]
- Rich Casey - bass
- Mark Castillo - drums
Other
- Matthew Ellard - production, mixing
- Alan Douches - mastering
- Adam Wentworth - layout, design
- Robert Lotzko - photography
- Chris Daniele - model
- Krista Kovacs - model
- Elisha Kovacs - model
- Mark and Liz Copec - cars
- John Domminello - tuxedos
Notes and References
- Web site: CD Review: 'Cover Your Tracks', Bury Your Dead. Jim Shea. The Hofstra Chronicle.
- New Wave of American Heavy Metal Garry Sharpe-Young 2005 - - Page 73 0958268401 In June 2004 the band would enter the Q-Division Studios in Somerville, Massachusetts with producer Matthew Ellard to record their second album 'Cover Your Tracks'. The album would have a rather bizarre concept in that all 12 songs, including the title track, were named after Tom Cruise movies! With the new album released in October 2004, the band would film a promotional video for the song 'The Color Of Money' with director Dale Restighini in Irvington, New Jersey, ...
- http://loudwire.com/former-bury-your-dead-eric-ellis-solo-album-recorded-prison/ Ellis played guitar on Bury Your Dead's breakout album 'Cover Your Tracks' in 2004, along with their 2006 album, 'Beauty and the Breakdown,' and the metalcore band's 2008 self-titled record.
