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  • Artist: Avail
  • Rating: StarStarStarHalf Star
  • Release Date: May 10, 1996
  • Type: Lyrics are included with the album
  • Genre: Rock

Review

Opening with the rallying cry of "Simple Song" and winding down with the chugging rocker "Nameless," Avail's third album finds the Richmond, VA, punk band settling into a standard -- but still enjoyable -- formula. Loaded with catchy, singalong numbers, 4AM Friday rarely expands on the group's previous efforts, though an acoustic rendition of "Swing Low" again demonstrates a penchant for quieter material. ~ Brian Raftery, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
Simple Song Avail Avail (3:12)
Order Avail Avail (1:36)
Tuesday Avail Avail (2:29)
92 Avail Avail (1:41)
McCarthy Avail Avail (2:27)
(Ben) Avail Avail (:31)
Monroe Park Avail Avail (1:28)
Armchair Avail Avail (1:34)
Fix Avail Avail (2:07)
Blue Ridge Avail Avail (2:34)
Swing Low Public Domain Avail (1:13)
F.C.A Avail Avail (1:44)
Hang Avail Avail (2:44)
Governor Avail Avail (1:58)
Nameless Avail Avail

Credits

Avail (Producer), Avail (Main Performer), Avail (Mixing), Lawrence Packer (Producer), Lawrence Packer (Engineer), Lawrence Packer (Mastering), Lawrence Packer (Mixing), Kip Dawkins (Photography), Rob Kelshian (Bass), Chris Taggart (Artwork), Chris Taggart (Layout Design), Chris Taggart (Layout Assistance), Alex Copeland (Lyricist), Joe Banks (Guitar), Tim Barry (Vocals), Erik Larson (Drums), Beau Beau (Talking)
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4am Friday
Studio album by Avail
Released May 10, 1996
Genre Post-hardcore
Label Lookout!
Professional reviews
Avail chronology
Dixie
(1994)		 4am Friday
(1996)		 Live at the Bottom of the Hill in San Francisco
(1998)

4am Friday is the third studio album by Avail. It is named after the day and time the band received news of Bob Baynor's death (of the band Maximillian Colby). The song F.C.A. was also written about Bob. It was released in 1996 on Lookout! Records and reissued in 2006 by Jade Tree Records. The reissue also includes the "Live at the Bottom of the Hill in San Francisco" album.

Track listing

  1. "Simple Song" - 3:12
  2. "Order" - 1:36
  3. "Tuesday" - 2:29
  4. "92" - 1:41
  5. "McCarthy" - 2:27
  6. "(Ben)" - 0:31
  7. "Monroe Park" - 1:28
  8. "Armchair" - 1:34
  9. "Fix" - 2:07
  10. "Blue Ridge" - 2:34
  11. "Swing Low" - 1:13
  12. "F.C.A." - 1:44
  13. "Hang" - 2:44
  14. "Governor" - 1:58
  15. "Nameless" - 2:42

2006 Re-Release Bonus Tracks

  1. "South Bound 95" - 1:32
  2. "Stride" - 2:55
  3. "Order" - 1:46
  4. "Tuning" - 2:31
  5. "Fix" - 2:12
  6. "FCA" - 2:24
  7. "Pinned Up" - 2:41
  8. "Nickel Bridge" - 1:46
  9. "Simple Song" - 3:07
  10. "Clone" - 2:19
  11. "Nameless" - 3:22
  12. "Scuffle Town" - 1:19
  13. "Blue Ridge" - 3:55
  14. "Virus" - 2:35
  15. "Model" - 3:54

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