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Fly, Pt 3
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Sacrifice
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Keep Me
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Take Away
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Mercy
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Late Evening
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Head Over Heels
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Killing Kind
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This album was Fringes second studio record. Written and recorded by Fringe, it was produced by Randy Everett from Terminal studios in Jackson MS, and mixed by John Hampton at Ardent Studio's in Memphus TN. This album was recorded with Eric Perry- drums, Jeremy Cole -bass, Charlie Townsend -electric guitars and Shawn Harnish - electric guitars.
Fringe had several guests in the studio. Jason's sister Aimee Perry, sang on a couple tracks and really adds to "Sacrifice." Jasons wife Karen also makes an appearance on that song as well. She can sing! Albert Lamar played the flute and makes the last song "One More Day Till There" the bands favorite song. However, Jason's favorite moment on the album is when Randy Everett played the haunting guitar solo in the middle of "Keep Me."
Sadly, this album was never released. The label lost its distribution just as the band was wrapping up the recording. The label sought a new distribution deal but eventually disolved.
The album actually went to press, against the bands wishes, under the title "Sacrifice." It also had a slightly disturbing boy band picture of Fringe on the cover, again not what they wanted. That said, the label was a wonderful group of people who greatly believed in Fringe and sacrificed along with the band to see their musical dreams reached.
However, on this Virb page, history has been re-written a bit. The band had wanted the title "One More Day To There." That is the title given here. As far as cover art, the painting by Magdalena Wanli perfectly captures the beautiful hope the band felt while recording this album. If the album ever gets a second chance, Jason will be knocking down Wanli's door for the permission to use this painting. The Album was completed in 2002 and has yet to be released.
The bands favorite songs on this album are:
Keep Me
Mercy
Killing Kind
One More Day To There
