Circa Survive - 2007 - On Letting Go

On Letting Go is experimental rock band Circa Survive's second album. Released on May 29, 2007 by Equal Vision Records, the album debuted at number 24 on the U.S. Billboard 200, selling about 24,000 copies in its first week.^[1] As of July 11, 2007, it has sold 51,357 copies in the US.

Track listing

1. "Living Together" – 3:30
2. "In the Morning and Amazing..." – 4:03
3. "The Greatest Lie" – 3:42
4. "The Difference Between Medicine and Poison Is in the Dose" – 4:17
5. "Mandala" – 3:23
6. "Travel Hymn" – 3:12
7. "Semi Constructive Criticism" – 3:22
8. "Kicking Your Crosses Down" – 3:37
9. "On Letting Go" – 4:03
10. "Carry Us Away" – 3:20
11. "Close Your Eyes to See" – 3:34
12. "Your Friends Are Gone" – 5:26

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Circa Survive - 2006 - Juturna

reached #183 on the Billboard 200 on May 7, 2005. As of July 19, 2006, it has sold 74,896 copies.

Track listing

1. "Holding Someone's Hair Back" – 3:22
2. "Act Appalled" – 3:20
3. "Wish Resign" – 4:14
4. "The Glorious Nosebleed" – 3:13
5. "In Fear and Faith" – 3:35
6. "The Great Golden Baby" – 4:11
7. "Stop the Fuckin' Car" – 4:22
8. "We're All Thieves" – 4:53
9. "Oh, Hello" – 2:36
10. "Always Getting What You Want" – 4:01
11. "Meet Me in Montauk" – 14:39 (includes hidden track)

There is a hidden track, "House of Leaves," located at approximately 8:55, after the silence that follows "Meet Me in Montauk." It is named after House of Leaves, a book by Mark Z. Danielewski. "House of Leaves" also has backmasking: if played backwards you can hear the words 'speak so softly'.

Contrary to popular belief, the Japanese version does not include four bonus songs. It does, however, have a video for "Act Appalled".

Anthony Green has stated the title for the song "Stop the Fuckin' Car" was inspired by the popular cult film, the Boondock Saints.There is a scene in the movie in which vigilantes Connor and Murphy McManus and David Della Rocco are fleeing the McManus's apartment and Rocco sees the strip club that a mob underboss frequents and yells "Stop the fuckin' car!"

The song "Stop the Fuckin' Car" had its name censored to "Stop the Car" on the tracklisting on the back of the CD. However, it still states the title as "Stop the Fuckin' Car" on the booklet inside the case.

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