About this album
Where they were
Released in 2000, 'Who Are We Living For?' was Dispatch's third studio album, coming at a time when they were gaining momentum in the indie music scene. Following their previous album 'Bang Bang' (1997), this record showcased their evolving sound and commitment to socially conscious lyrics as they built a dedicated fanbase.
Why it matters
'Who Are We Living For?' stands out for its critical reception, with praise from publications like Billboard and Rolling Stone, highlighting its lyrical depth and musicality. The album solidified Dispatch's reputation in the indie folk genre and helped pave the way for their later reunion and resurgence in popularity.
Essential tracks
- "Even" — This track encapsulates the album's introspective nature, blending poignant lyrics with an engaging melody that resonates deeply with listeners.
- "Carry You" — With its heartfelt lyrics and uplifting feel, 'Carry You' embodies the album's emotional core and showcases Dispatch's signature harmonies.
- "Granite" — 'Granite' highlights the band's ability to weave complex narratives into their music, reflecting on personal struggles and resilience.
Release Date
January 1, 2000
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Everybody Clap 1:50
- 2 Open Up 4:46
- 3 Just Like Larry 2:10
- 4 Time Served 3:07
- 5 Even 4:40
- 6 Passerby 3:54
- 7 Carry You 3:11
- 8 D. Bits 1:34
- 9 How Now 2:38
- 10 Lightning 4:47
- 11 Granite 2:31
- 12 Prince of Spades 3:54
- 13 Parade Speed 1:39
- 14 Headlights 4:22
- 15 Blood 3:06
- 16 10ft, 5ft, Bag 'Em 2:16
- 17 Douggie Mayu's 1:19
