“Get It Faster” by Jimmy Eat World

"Get It Faster" comes from Bleed American, the fourth album Jimmy Eat World released through DreamWorks in July 2001, the record that came after Capitol dropped them in late 1999 over the flop of Clarity. The band worked odd jobs and toured to pay for the sessions, then cut it with Mark Trombino at Cherokee and Harddrive studios in Los Angeles in October and November 2000.

Jim Adkins sings, Tom Linton plays guitar, Rick Burch plays bass and Zach Lind plays drums, and all four share the writing; Trombino produced with the band, engineered and mixed. The album around it was more direct and accessible than Clarity, with simpler chords, and after September 11 it was reissued under the name Jimmy Eat World, a title it kept until 2008.

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