On February 8, 2005, 3 Doors Down released their third studio album, Seventeen Days. Interestingly enough, this album was released on the fifth anniversary off their debut album, and managed to hit number one on the Billboard 200. The first single for the album wasn't actually put out until Valentine's Day 2005, and that was "Let Me Go." This is one of those songs you've more than likely heard at least once in your life. Though that stands true for most of 3 Doors Down's hits, this one is rather bittersweet. He's asking someone to let go of him even though they love him. Problem is, he feels they don't really know him that well, which weakens the connection. A track we really wanted to mention isn't a single, as far as we know, but we definitely remember hearing it places as well. That track is "Be Somebody", and its fairly obviously all about being yourself. The chorus flat out says, "'Cause I'm trying to be somebody, I'm not trying to be somebody else. This life is mine, I'm living." That's something we stand behind completely! The last track we wanted to talk about was "Never Will I Break", because its basically a pep talk to himself to face things he was previously scared to do and stay strong. Its just a beautiful track, and could probably encourage others to do the same. Over all, its a wonderful album, and we're very excited to announce that this review completed the 3 Doors Down discography for Immortal Music! We have now reviewed every album from 3 Doors Down and we encourage you to check them all out! The links are at the bottom of this review and after you check out all of the work, chances are you're going to be thinking to yourself, "Man, now I wanna see 3 Doors Down live!" To hopefully fix that urge, head on over to 3 Doors Down's website to see if they're coming near you! They soon will be touring all over the US, and making stops at many festivals such as Welcome To Rockville, Fort Rock,Carolina Rebellion, Rocklahoma and Bands In The Backyard. So be sure to look and see where exactly they're going to be! Our reviews: The Better Life- Away From The Sun -3 Doors Down -Time Of My Life- Us And The Night
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