Christopher on Nostr: Nonpoint's album Development is one is my favorites. The whole thing. Over the course ...
Nonpoint's album Development is one is my favorites. The whole thing.
Over the course of the album, audio clips from an unnamed educational film detailing the life cycle of the frog (Salientia anura) are made evident. The four stages are detailed in "Development" and "Circles" (egg and hatching), "Normal Days" (tadpole), "Mountains" (generation of amphibious nature), and "Mint" (maturity and expiration).
#^Development (album)
Development is the second major-label studio album and fourth total album by Nonpoint. The album was released to the public on June 25, 2002, through the major label MCA Records, being their second and final outing with that label (the other being Statement)[1]. The sales figures are ambiguous at this date, however, the album reached a peak of the #52 spot on the Billboard 200 Charts, making it (within research of nine Nonpoint albums) the second-highest peaking record in Nonpoint's history, beh
Over the course of the album, audio clips from an unnamed educational film detailing the life cycle of the frog (Salientia anura) are made evident. The four stages are detailed in "Development" and "Circles" (egg and hatching), "Normal Days" (tadpole), "Mountains" (generation of amphibious nature), and "Mint" (maturity and expiration).
#^Development (album)
Development is the second major-label studio album and fourth total album by Nonpoint. The album was released to the public on June 25, 2002, through the major label MCA Records, being their second and final outing with that label (the other being Statement)[1]. The sales figures are ambiguous at this date, however, the album reached a peak of the #52 spot on the Billboard 200 Charts, making it (within research of nine Nonpoint albums) the second-highest peaking record in Nonpoint's history, beh