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Take It Back!
Take It Back! came out of Omaha, Nebraska in the late 1990s. Their self-titled debut album arrived in 2001, and the follow-up, 'Tell All Your Friends,' came...
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A New Day
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A Reason to Scream
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A Struggle to Stay Standing
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Act Your Age, Not Your Shoe Size
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All That Keeps Us Strong
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A New Day
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A Reason to Scream
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A Struggle to Stay Standing
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Act Your Age, Not Your Shoe Size
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All That Keeps Us Strong
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American Fantasy
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Hollow Eyes
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Knees to the Earth
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Lights in This Town
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Lost Generation
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Minneapolis
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New Empires
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Rise Above
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Standing on the Edge of Hope
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The Beginning. Nothing.
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The End of Apathy
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Take It Back! came out of Omaha, Nebraska in the late 1990s. Their self-titled debut album arrived in 2001, and the follow-up, 'Tell All Your Friends,' came the next year. That record included 'A New Day,' a song that seemed to connect with people looking for something straightforward and emotional in their rock music.
Jesse Lacey handled lead vocals and guitar, with Rob O'Connor and Adam Lazzara also on guitar and vocals. Matt Rubano played drums. Their lyrics often dealt with personal struggles, and Lacey's writing sometimes used religious imagery. This direct approach built them a dedicated audience, though some listeners found the material too bleak.
They kept putting out records every few years, like 'Guilt Show' in 2006 and 'New American Gospel' in 2009. The band's activity was sometimes interrupted, with tours canceled or recordings delayed. They released 'Tidal Wave' in 2013. Other songs in their catalog include 'A Reason to Scream,' 'Hollow Eyes,' and 'Knees to the Earth.'
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