Static Prevails

Infobox Album |
Name = Static Prevails
Type = Album
Artist = Jimmy Eat World

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Released = July 23, 1996
Recorded = ?
Genre = Indie Rock, Alternative Rock
Length = 51:33
Label = Capitol
Producer =Mark Trombino, Wes Kidd, Jimmy Eat World
Reviews =
*Allmusic: Rating|3|5 [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:o5rx281t058a~T1 link]
Last album ="Jimmy Eat World" (1994)
This album ="Static Prevails" (1996)
Next album ="Jimmy Eat World" (1998)
Misc = Singles
Name = Static Prevails
Type = Studio
single 1 = Rockstar
single 1 date = 1996

"Static Prevails" is the second album by Jimmy Eat World. It was released on July 23, 1996. Along with "Clarity", the album was re-released in 2007 in remastered form with bonus tracks.

Track listing

All songs written by Jimmy Eat World

# "Thinking, That's All" – 2.52
# "Rockstar" – 3.48
# "Claire" – 3.40
# "Call It in the Air" – 3.01
# "Seventeen" – 3.34
# "Episode IV" – 4.29
# "Digits" – 7.29
# "Caveman" – 4.35
# "World Is Static" – 3.57
# "In the Same Room" – 4.57
# "Robot Factory" – 3.59
# "Anderson Mesa" – 5.14
# "77 Satellites" (vinyl/re-release bonus track)
# "What Would I Say to You Now" (re-release bonus track)

Personnel

*Tom Linton - Guitar, vocals
*Jim Adkins - Guitar, vocals, additional photography
*Zach Lind - Drums, accordion, concertina
*Rick Burch - Bass
*Eric Richter - Additional vocals
*Sarah Pont - Violin
*Mark Trombino - Production, moog, engineering, mixing
*Wes Kidd - Production, acoustic guitar (on "Claire")
*Tom Rothrock - Engineering, mixing
*Rob Schnapf - Engineering, mixing
*Billy Bowers - Engineering assistant
*Jeff Sheehan - Engineering assistant
*Peter Doell - Engineering assistant
*Billy Smith - Engineering assistant
*Steve Genewick - Engineering assistant
*Cappy Japngie - Engineering assistant
*Larry Elyea - Pre-production engineering
*Stephen Marcussen - Mastering
*Craig Aaronson - Executive producer
*Paul Drake - Cover and band photography
*Andy Mueller - Additional photography

In Media

*An alternate version of "Seventeen" can be heard in the movie "Never Been Kissed", but it is excluded from the movie's official soundtrack.