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Mesa, Arizona USA, Alternative-Rock troop Jimmy Eat World formed in 1994, originally comprised of lead singer+guitarist Jim Adkins, guitarist+vocalist Tom Linton, bassist Mitch Porter and drummer Zach Lind.

The quartet began recording a string of independent EPs, split records and singles. In mid-1995, shortly before they signed with Capitol Records, Porter quit and was replaced by bass player Rick Burch; the following year, "Static Prevails" marked their official album debut.
In early 1999 the band issued its second effort, "Clarity", which entered the top 30 of the Billboard's Heatseekers chart thanks to the single "Lucky Denver Mint"; the foursome also gained some attention in Europe.
After being dropped by Capitol, the band signed a new recording contract with DreamWorks / Grand Royal and in July of 2001 released their breakthrough album "Bleed American"; the disc was re-titled "Jimmy Eat World" after the tragic events of September 11, then the album started to climb up The Billboard Top 200 chart reaching the #31 position and generated no less than four Modern Rock top 20 hits including the #1 smash "The Middle", the #2 "Sweetness", "Bleed American" and "A Praise Chorus".
In October 2004, Jimmy Eat World, returned with their long-awaited fourth full-length disc, "Futures", which quickly became top 10 on the North-American Albums charts and the first single, "Pain", shot to #1 on The Modern Rock list; a second single, "Work", followed peaking at #6 on the same chart and the title-track hit the top 30.

The Arizona band's most recent album, "Chase This Light", was released in October 2007; the set makes them a permanent fixture of the modern Rock music scene and the first single off the CD, "Big Casino", reached the top 3 of The Hot Modern Rock Tracks in no time.

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Jimmy Eat World

(1994)

1. Chachi
2. Patches
3. Amphibious
4. Splat Out Of Luck
5. House Arrest
6. Usery
7. Wednesday
8. Crooked
9. Reason 346
10. Scientific
11. Cars

 

Static Prevails

(1996)

1. Thinking, That's All
2. Rockstar
3. Claire
4. Call It In The Air
5. Seventeen
6. Episode IV
7. Digits
8. Caveman
9. World Is Static
10. In The Same Room
11. Robot Factory
12. Anderson Mesa

 

Clarity

(1999)

1. Table For Glasses
2. Lucky Denver Mint
3. Your New Aesthetic
4. Believe In What You Want
5. A Sunday
6. Crush
7. 12.23.95
8. Ten
9. Just Watch The Fireworks
10. For Me This Is Heaven
11. Blister
12. Clarity
13. Goodbye Sky Harbor

 

Bleed American

(2001)

1. Bleed American
2. A Praise Chorus
3. The Middle
4. Your House
5. Sweetness
6. Hear You Me
7. If You Don't, Don't
8. Get It Faster
9. Cautioners
10. The Authority Song
11. My Sundown

 

Futures

(2004)

1. Futures
2. Just Tonight...
3. Work
4. Kill
5. The World You Love
6. Pain
7. Drugs Or Me
8. Polaris
9. Nothingwrong
10. Night Drive
11. 23

 

Chase This Light

(2007)

1. Big Casino
2. Let It Happen
3. Always Be
4. Carry You
5. Electable (Give It Up)
6. Gotta Be Somebody's Blues
7. Feeling Lucky
8. Here It Goes
9. Chase This Light
10. Firefight
11. Dizzy

 

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