Would It Kill You?

In 2001 Forrest Kline started installing shareware recording programs on his parents' pc (which had roughly the processing power of a present day DigiPet). In the following whirlwind that ensued (and prepare for quite the run-on sentence): the band played self booked tours; signed to Drive Thru Records; released a self titled EP (which went on to sell 400,000 copies, even after being available free for months); toured with All American Rejects, Panic At The Disco, Motion City Soundtrack and more; and finally released their debut full length, 'Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs!' (which sold over 500,000 copies and over 1,000,000 'Here (In Your Arms)' singles). Since then the band has been determined to remain self-made men. They furnished Forrest's home garage into a very productive recording studio, created and maintained an online merch store from a spare bedroom, kept touring relentlessly while peppering in ep releases to culminate to the release of their self-funded grand opus, 'Would It Kill You?'. Much of the record is about letting go, accepting and eventually celebrating the weirdness of life. Would it kill you to get married and live an awesome life together (no, clearly it s be awesome [Forrest got married June 25th])? Would it kil you to play a show with LL Cool J (no, it's probably be hilarious [Hellogoodye played with Ladies Love Cool James at the Coca Cola Fest)? Would it kill you to work hard and be nice? (that s what the band is trying to do).

In 2001 Forrest Kline started installing shareware recording programs on his parent's pc (which had roughly the processing power of a present day DigiPet). In the following whirlwind that ensued (and prepare for quite the run-on sentence): the band played self booked tours; signed to Drive Thru Records; released a self titled EP (which went on to sell 400,000 copies, even after being available free for months); toured with the All American Rejects, Panic At The Disco, Motion City Soundtrack and more; and finally released their debut full length, "Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs!" (which sold over 500,000 copies and over 1,000,000 "Here (In Your Arms)" singles).

Since then the band has been determined to remain self-made men. They furnished Forrest's home garage into a very productive recording studio, created and maintained an online merch store from a spare bedroom, kept touring relentlessly while peppering in ep releases to culminate to the release of their self-funded grand opus, "Would It Kill You?". Much of the record is about letting go, accepting and eventually celebrating the weirdness of life. Would it kill you to get married and live an awesome life together (no, clearly it'd be awesome (Forrest got married june 25th))? Would it kill you to play a show with LL Cool J (no, it'd probably be hilarious (Hellogoodbye played with Ladies Love Cool James at the Coca Cola Fest))? Would it kill you to work hard and be nice? (that's what the band is trying to do).

Performer	Hellogoodbye
Music genre	Rock, Alternative
Music release type	Album
Media format	CD
Original release date	2012
Language	English
Has parental advisory label	N
Number of discs	1
Track listing	Finding Something To Do,Getting Old,When We First Met,Betrayed By Bones,You Sleep Alone,When We First Kissed,The Thoughts That Give Me The Creeps,I Never Can Relax,Coppertone,Would It Kill You?,Something You Misplaced
Record label	Rocket Science Ventures
Track name	When We First Met
Music media format	CD
Is edited	N
Is enhanced	N