Album Info

Leave a Whisper (Deluxe Edition)

Hard Rock - 2003

The Deluxe Edition of Shinedown’s 2003 platinum debut not only delivers on the bonus tracks, but at a whopping 13... more

Tracklist

1

Fly from the Inside

3:55 min
2

Left Out

3:51 min
3

Lost In the Crowd

3:56 min
4

No More Love

3:46 min
5

Better Version

3:45 min
6

Burning Bright

3:46 min
7

In Memory

4:04 min
8

All I Ever Wanted

4:10 min
9

Stranger Inside

4:01 min
10

Lacerated

3:58 min
11

Crying Out

3:31 min
12

45

4:09 min
13

Simple Man (Acoustic Version)

5:20 min
14

Burning Bright (Sanford Mix)

3:44 min
15

45 (Acoustic Version)

4:34 min
16

Simple Man (Rock Version)

4:25 min
17

Leave a Whisper (From "Leave a Whisper" Sessions)

3:36 min
18

Start Over (From "Leave a Whisper" Sessions)

4:32 min
19

Soon Forgotten (Demo)

3:33 min
20

No More Love (Demo)

3:46 min
21

Falling Fearless (Demo)

4:39 min
22

Left Out (Demo)

3:36 min
23

Emptiness Man (Demo)

2:51 min
24

Notice Me (Demo)

4:03 min
25

Fly from the Inside (Live Acoustic from WXDX, Pittsburgh)

3:59 min

About Leave a Whisper (Deluxe Edition)

The Deluxe Edition of Shinedown’s 2003 platinum debut not only delivers on the bonus tracks, but at a whopping 13 extra songs, it plays more like a bonus album. Revisiting the gems of Leave a Whisper is also rewarding, and not just because the cinematic sounding “Fly From The Inside” is a powerful number with nods to Alice In Chains and lyrics enveloped in dark comic-book imagery. Of course you don’t have to be a longtime fan to dig all the bonus demos and unused material culled from the vaults of the Leave a Whisper sessions. Their bare-bones acoustic rendition of Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Simple Man” is a powerful cover that inadvertently proves how Shinedown don’t need complicated production to yield a solid recording (but a fleshed out rock band version is also available here for those Zippo lighter hoisting moments). And if you think the original version of “45” is romantic, just wait until you hear the acoustic take. The semi-psychedelic title track is so awesome, you have to wonder why it was originally omitted.