Stanley Climbfall by Lifehouse

Stanley Climbfall, Lifehouse's second album, hit stores through DreamWorks on September 17, 2002, with the unenviable job of following No Name Face and the runaway success of "Hanging by a Moment". The Los Angeles band stuck with what worked, bringing back Ron Aniello, who had produced the debut, and Jason Wade's husky, earnest voice still sits front and center over chiming, radio-polished guitars. The new face was drummer Rick Woolstenhulme Jr., making his first appearance on a Lifehouse record.

"Spin" was the opening single, a surging, big-chorus rocker built for the car stereo, with "Take Me Away" following it out the door. It opened at number seven on the Billboard 200 and went on to sell more than a million copies at home, even if it never matched the pull of the first record.

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