fell down and everybody got back up, then we all went back in the room and, what was great, was we found all these different paths to go down." `Different' being the operative word here. Because what 3 Doors Down did after reconnecting with family, and `soul searching', was opt for a new process to the creative part of their relationship. One that emphasized the undeniable strength of the group. The fact that the sum is greater than any individual part. "It is all about getting in that room and hashing it out," recalls lead guitarist Matt Roberts. "If you look at a song like `Train,' it was one of the first songs we wrote for this album. It's kind of a building block that exemplifies the spirit of collaboration. Brad came with words and a melody and we hamm...  (less)

K (Finger 11, Disturbed) features twelve original songs, including the road-weary ballad "Landing in London" featuring Bob Seger. Seventeen Days is the band's first studio album since 2002's multiplatinum Away from the Sun and the first new material since 2003's RIAA Gold-certified live EP Another 700 Miles .From Escatawpa, Mississippi, 3 Doors Down is Brad Arnold, lead vocals; Matt Roberts, guitar; Todd Harrell, bass; and Chris Henderson, guitar.  (less)

And Run, and Be Like That. The second disc of The Better Life deluxe edition features a performance recorded at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in Huston, TX.  (less)

much everything one could want from a contemporary American rock record--terrifically catchy melodies, soaring choruses, meaty playing, and lyrics that reach for meaning. In other words, a disc crafted with radio in mind. The title track and album opener "When I'm Gone" are grand, wide-screen suites with big guitar and even bigger themes, while "Here Without You" is a fat, earnest weeper Bono would envy. In fact, there's nary a clunker in the bunch, although a certain sameness pervades the band's writing, a point exacerbated by vocalist Brad Arnold's everyman contralto. Still, 3 Doors Down juggle the hard/soft dynamic deftly, alternately recalling Stone Temple Pilots, Creed, Train, and their ilk. --Kim Hughes  (less)

fell down and everybody got back up, then we all went back in the room and, what was great, was we found all these different paths to go down." `Different' being the operative word here. Because what 3 Doors Down did after reconnecting with family, and `soul searching', was opt for a new process to the creative part of their relationship. One that emphasized the undeniable strength of the group. The fact that the sum is greater than any individual part. "It is all about getting in that room and hashing it out," recalls lead guitarist Matt Roberts. "If you look at a song like `Train,' it was one of the first songs we wrote for this album. It's kind of a building block that exemplifies the spirit of collaboration. Brad came with words and a melody and we hamm...  (less)

Need You' (Live) & enhanced videos to 'Kryptonite' & 'Loser'. 2000 release.  (less)

fell down and everybody got back up, then we all went back in the room and, what was great, was we found all these different paths to go down." `Different' being the operative word here. Because what 3 Doors Down did after reconnecting with family, and `soul searching', was opt for a new process to the creative part of their relationship. One that emphasized the undeniable strength of the group. The fact that the sum is greater than any individual part. "It is all about getting in that room and hashing it out," recalls lead guitarist Matt Roberts. "If you look at a song like `Train,' it was one of the first songs we wrote for this album. It's kind of a building block that exemplifies the spirit of collaboration. Brad came with words and a melody and we hamm...  (less)

acoustic ballads, includes Davy s and Peter s dueling guitar solos on George Harrison s anthem, Hear Me Lord, and an extraordinary bonus track duet with Jonatha Brooke of her Taste of Danger. The album is built around nine Davy originals (two co-written with Peter Frampton). Highlights include rockers Tear Down The Walls and Riverbed and the soulful Can t Take This Back. After a three week solo stint opening for Jeff Beck in April, Davy and the band are hitting the road again in support of this album.  (less)

and modern), 'i hate everything about you' (#2 active and alternative - played on active rock radio for an astonishing 50 weeks!) And 'home' (#1 active).On 'one x', the band explores sentiment with alarming honesty. A raw, confessional album, 'one x' finds front man adam gontier delving into a sense of utter loneliness that ironically comes from being constantly being surrounded by other people. 'one x' is simultaneously the story of gontier's personal destruction on the road, and a universal tale of feeling like an outsider.The enhanced cd contains behind the scenes footage.The band have played with such heavy hitters as nickelback, thornley, 3 doors down, puddle of mudd and evanescence. 2006.  (less)

and modern), 'i hate everything about you' (#2 active and alternative - played on active rock radio for an astonishing 50 weeks!) And 'home' (#1 active).On 'one x', the band explores sentiment with alarming honesty. A raw, confessional album, 'one x' finds front man adam gontier delving into a sense of utter loneliness that ironically comes from being constantly being surrounded by other people. 'one x' is simultaneously the story of gontier's personal destruction on the road, and a universal tale of feeling like an outsider.The enhanced cd contains behind the scenes footage.The band have played with such heavy hitters as nickelback, thornley, 3 doors down, puddle of mudd and evanescence. 2006.  (less)