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Foiled was Blue October’s final album to be released on cassette, and also their last to not be released on vinyl. A premium version of the album, Foiled for the Last Time , was released on September 25, 2007, which includes fourteen of the Live at Stubb's tracks as well as a new version of "Calling You" and two remixes of "X Amount of Words".
The first disc, titled Foiled +, contains the complete Foiled album, a re-recorded version of the band's hit song "Calling You" from their History for Sale album and two previously unreleased remixes of "X-Amount Of Words", one each by Paul Oakenfold and Carmen Rizzo.
Blue October is an American rock band originally from Houston, Texas, formed in 1995.It currently consists of singer/guitarist Justin Furstenfeld, drummer Jeremy Furstenfeld, multi-instrumentalist Ryan Delahoussaye, bassist Matt Noveskey, and lead guitarist Steve Schiltz.
Blue October’s highest chart-topping single, “Hate Me” (released in January 2006 off the band’s fourth studio album, Foiled) was written when a 26-year-old Justin was in the grips of ...
"Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me)" became Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel's biggest selling hit and has sold over 1.5 million copies worldwide as of 2015. [3] It was also the band's only number-one hit in their home country, topping the UK Singles Chart in February 1975.
"We Know Where You Go" 2022 Justin Furstenfield & Manny Fresco "Spinning the Truth Around" Zach Merck "Where Did You Go I'm Less Of A Mess These Days" Unknown "Shut Up I Want You to Love Me Back" "How Can You Love Me If You Don't Even Like Me" "Down Here Waiting" 2023 Zach Merck "Sideways" 2024 Unknown
Noveskey played guitar, bass and sang backing vocals on Blue October's 2000 major label debut Consent to Treatment. He also created the artwork for the album and along with Justin Furstenfeld, co-wrote the single "James" and the live fan-favorite "You Make Me Smile." [7] Noveskey toured extensively with Blue October in support of Consent to ...
In April 2009, [16] Furstenfeld published the book Crazy Making – The Words and Lyrics of Justin Furstenfeld, in which he goes into explicit detail about the inspiration behind every Blue October song to date. [17] Furstenfeld attended HSPVA on a drama scholarship, acted in several plays in high school, and appeared in the 1996 film Late ...