Taking Back Sunday — Where You Want To Be (Limited Edition Transparent Orange, #1/1549)
Own a slice of alt‑emo history — and make your turntable look like it’s blushing. This limited edition transparent orange vinyl is a collectible pressing of Taking Back Sunday’s Where You Want To Be, released in 2004 as the follow-up to their 2002 debut Tell All Your Friends. It features fan-favorite singles like “A Decade Under the Influence” and “This Photograph Is Proof (I Know You Know),” all served with the band’s trademark jagged harmonies, shouted confessions, and guitar hooks that refuse to let go.
Why you’ll want it:
Eye-catching transparent orange pressing — bright, bold, and great for showing off on a wall or letting sunlight stage a tiny concert in your living room.
1/1549 — so like, its rare and stuff.
Classic 2004 emo/alt‑rock energy — emotive lyrics, dual-vocal interplay, and crunchy guitars that defined a scene (and many angsty bedroom playlists).
Perfect for collectors and listeners alike — sounds great on the turntable, looks great in the sleeve.
Grab this limited orange gem before someone else claims the nostalgia — and the bragging rights.
Taking Back Sunday — Where You Want To Be (Limited Edition Transparent Orange, #1/1549)
Own a slice of alt‑emo history — and make your turntable look like it’s blushing. This limited edition transparent orange vinyl is a collectible pressing of Taking Back Sunday’s Where You Want To Be, released in 2004 as the follow-up to their 2002 debut Tell All Your Friends. It features fan-favorite singles like “A Decade Under the Influence” and “This Photograph Is Proof (I Know You Know),” all served with the band’s trademark jagged harmonies, shouted confessions, and guitar hooks that refuse to let go.
Why you’ll want it:
Eye-catching transparent orange pressing — bright, bold, and great for showing off on a wall or letting sunlight stage a tiny concert in your living room.
1/1549 — so like, its rare and stuff.
Classic 2004 emo/alt‑rock energy — emotive lyrics, dual-vocal interplay, and crunchy guitars that defined a scene (and many angsty bedroom playlists).
Perfect for collectors and listeners alike — sounds great on the turntable, looks great in the sleeve.
Grab this limited orange gem before someone else claims the nostalgia — and the bragging rights.
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