About this album
Where they were
Released on February 8, 2005, 'Seventeen Days' is the third studio album by 3 Doors Down, following their successful sophomore effort 'Away from the Sun' in 2002. At this point in their career, the band was solidifying their presence in mainstream rock after achieving significant commercial success with earlier hits, navigating expectations for a follow-up that would resonate with fans.
Why it matters
'Seventeen Days' debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart and produced multiple hit singles, including 'Let Me Go' and 'Be Somebody'. Its commercial performance helped cement 3 Doors Down's status as a leading band in the post-grunge scene during the mid-2000s, contributing to their lasting influence in alternative rock.
Essential tracks
- "Let Me Go" — This track stands out for its emotive chorus and themes of longing, encapsulating the album's exploration of personal struggles and relationships.
- "Be Somebody" — 'Be Somebody' resonates with listeners through its anthemic quality and message of self-discovery and aspiration, making it a defining song of the era.
- "Landing in London" — Featuring guest vocals from Bob Seger, this track blends nostalgic themes with a powerful sound, highlighting the band's ability to collaborate effectively and expand their musical narrative.
Release Date
February 8, 2005
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Right Where I Belong 2:32
- 2 It's Not Me 3:14
- 3 Let Me Go 3:52
- 4 Be Somebody 3:15
- 5 Landing in London 4:31
- 6 The Real Life 3:52
- 7 Behind Those Eyes 4:19
- 8 Never Will I Break 3:50
- 9 Father's Son 4:12
- 10 Live for Today 3:47
- 11 My World 3:00
- 12 Here by Me 3:51
- 13 Here Without You (acoustic) 3:53
- 14 Away From the Sun (acoustic) 3:46
- 15 Let Me Go (acoustic) 3:47
