Rooney - Eureka Album

Tracklist

1	I Don't Wanna Lose You
2	Into The Blue
3	All Or Nothing
4	Go On
5	Only Friend
6	When Did Your Heart Go Missing (Accoustic Version)
7	Holdin' On
8	Live From Southern California
9	Stars And Stripes
10	I Can't Get Enough
11	You're What I'm Looking For
12	Bonus Track
13	Don't Look At Me
14	Not In My House
15	The Hunch Arranged By [Horns] – Bleu Horns – Todd Grossman
16	The Days Keep Going By

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
RNY2-524391	Rooney	Eureka ‎(CD, Album)	Rooney Records	RNY2-524391	US	2010
RNY1-524391	Rooney	Eureka ‎(LP, red)	Rooney Records	RNY1-524391	US	2010
SICP 3032	Rooney	Eureka ‎(CD, Album)	Sony Records Int'l	SICP 3032	Japan	2011
RNY1-524391	Rooney	Eureka ‎(LP, TP)	Rooney Records	RNY1-524391	US	2010
none	Rooney	Eureka ‎(CDr, Album, Promo, Wat)	California Dreamin Records	none	US	2010

Credits

• Artwork By – C. Michael Frey
• Bass Guitar – Matthew Winter
• Drums, Vocals – Ned Brower
• Guitar, Vocals – Taylor Locke
• Keyboards, Vocals – Louie Stephens
• Mastered By – Dave McNair
• Mixed By – Dave Trumfio
• Mixed By [Assistant] – Celso Estrada
• Producer, Engineer – Rooney
• Vocals, Guitar – Robert Schwartzman
• Written-By – Louie Stephens (tracks: 4), Ned Brower (tracks: 6), Robert Schwartzman (tracks: 1 to 3, 5, 7 to 12), Taylor Locke (tracks: 6)

Barcodes

• Barcode: 0 602527 443423

Short intro

Eureka is the third studio album by the American alternative rock band Rooney. It was released on June 8, 2010. The album is the band's first to be released on their own label California Dreamin' Records. The band took pre-orders for the album where fans could choose from an autographed CD or vinyl in addition to an exclusive t-shirt. The entire album was streamed a week before its release date on the. Album 2010 16 Songs. Thirty-five years past that moment in time, the possibilities of the era come charging from Rooneys 2010 release, Eureka. I Cant Get Enough is an AM radio classic from the days when AM radio stations played music. Only Friend pumps up the Fender Rhodes. Into the Blue is the song meant for 70s soft-rock stations. Yet, for all their love of retro-styles, Rooney play with an urgency and power that was incorporated by the punk and new wave bands that followed. The guitar crunch of All or Nothing uses Cheap Trick, Elvis Costello and countless skinny-tie bands to make its point. Listen free to Rooney Eureka Holdin' On, I Can't Get Enough and more. 14 tracks 50:53. Rooney is a rock band which formed in Los Angeles, California, United States in 1999. The band consists of Robert Schwartzman vocals, guitar, Louie Stephens keyboards, Taylor Locke gu read more. The band consists of Robert Schwartzman vocals, guitar, Louie Stephens keyboards, Taylor Locke guitar, vocals, Brandon Schwartzel bass and N read more. Similar Artists. Songs in album Rooney - Eureka 2010. Rooney - Holdin' On. Rooney - I Can't Get Enough. Rooney - Only Friend. Rooney - Into The Blue. Rooney - All Or Nothing. Rooney - The Hunch. Rooney - I Don't Wanna Lose You. Rooney - Stars And Stripes. Schwartzman and company first appeared in 2003, armed with a summery debut album whose songs bridged the gap between their parents record collections and their schoolmates iPods. The music referenced the past without ignoring the present, and the fact that Rooneys members were all great looking - Schwartzman and drummer Ned Brower even worked as part-time actors - helped them stand out in L. a city crowded with retro-chic musicians and aspiring rock stars. Released June 8, 2010. Eureka Tracklist. Holdin' On Lyrics. Eureka Q&A. Writers Robert Schwartzman. More Rooney albums. El Cortez. Washed Away. Show all albums by Rooney. Eureka is an album by Rooney released in 2010. ROONEY: EUREKA Condition: Good. Time left: 17h 2m 43s Ships to: Worldwide. Eureka by Rooney: Used Condition: Very Good. Time left: 2d 10h 53m Ships to: Worldwide. For faster navigation, this Iframe is preloading the Wikiwand page for Eureka Rooney album. Random Article. Follow Us. Send a suggestion. Or consider a donation. On their self-released third album, Rooney mix West Coast catchiness with a sense of unrest. Over music that flits between Weezer and the Eagles, Robert Schwartzman sings about alienation Only Friend and being a jobless schlub Don't Look at Me. His best asset is his gift for breezy melodies, but Eureka's lyrics sag: The softly political Stars and Stripes There's nobody left to take the blameWe're all gonna have to take it together sounds like a lite-rock parody of Waiting on the World to Change. Popular on R