Studio Album · No. 5

Taking Back Sunday Songwriting Credits by Taking Back Sunday

2011 Sire / Warner Bros. 11 tracks 39:24

Produced by Eric Valentine  ·  Engineered by Eric Valentine

Sire / Warner Bros. Pop PunkAlternative Rock
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Authorship

Holds writing credit on 11 of 11 tracks

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Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 11 tracks with documented writers, by whether Taking Back Sunday carries a lyricist or composer credit.

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Taking Back Sunday's roles on this album

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By the Numbers

11
Tracks
5
Lyricists
1
Producers
27,000
Worldwide Copies Sold
2011
Released
Data Insight

This is where the credits go back to naming people. All eleven tracks list Adam Lazzara, John Nolan, Shaun Cooper, Eddie Reyes and Mark O'Connell, the five-way credit you would expect from a band that had just put its original line-up back together and wanted the paperwork to say so.

The self-titled album, released through Sire and Warner Bros. in June 2011, is the first record from the reunited Tell All Your Friends line-up after John Nolan and Shaun Cooper returned in 2010. It sold 27,000 copies in its first week and charted at number 17 on the Billboard 200.

Track Listing & Credits 11 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
El Paso
Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Eric Valentine Taking Back Sunday (Performer)
2
Faith (When I Let You Down)
Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Eric Valentine Taking Back Sunday (Performer)
3
Best Places to Be a Mom
Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Eric Valentine Taking Back Sunday (Performer)
4
Sad Savior
Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Eric Valentine Taking Back Sunday (Performer)
5
Who Are You Anyway?
Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Eric Valentine Taking Back Sunday (Performer)
6
Money (Let It Go)
Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Eric Valentine Taking Back Sunday (Performer)
7
This Is All Now
Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Eric Valentine Taking Back Sunday (Performer)
8
It Doesn't Feel a Thing Like Falling
Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Eric Valentine Taking Back Sunday (Performer)
9
Since You're Gone
Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Eric Valentine Taking Back Sunday (Performer)
10
You Got Me
Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Eric Valentine Taking Back Sunday (Performer)
11
Call Me in the Morning
Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Adam LazzaraEddie ReyesJohn NolanMark O'ConnellShaun Cooper Eric Valentine Taking Back Sunday (Performer)

Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 7 contributors

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Frequently Asked Questions Taking Back Sunday

Who wrote Taking Back Sunday?
All five members: Adam Lazzara, John Nolan, Shaun Cooper, Eddie Reyes and Mark O'Connell, on every one of the eleven tracks.
Why does this album name individual writers when the earlier ones do not?
The four albums before it print a single band credit. This one, made after Nolan and Cooper rejoined, lists the full line-up on each track instead.
How did the album sell?
27,000 copies in its first week in the United States.
How did it chart?
Number 17 on the Billboard 200.
Who produced it?
Eric Valentine, who also engineered and mixed it, back for a second album after Louder Now.
Did any single from it chart?
The discography lists "Faith (When I Let You Down)", "This Is All Now" and "You Got Me" as singles and records no chart peak for any of them.
How long is the album?
39:24 across eleven tracks.

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