I See Sound

I See Sound

Infobox Single
Name = I See Sound


Artist = MOTH
Album = Provisions, Fiction and Gear
Released = 2002
Format = CD
Recorded = 2001
Genre = Alternative rock
Length = 3:38
Label = Virgin Records
Writer = Brad Stenz
Producer = Sean Beavan
Last single =
This single = "I See Sound"
(2002)
Next single = Revolution
(2006)

"I See Sound" is a song by the American alternative rock band MOTH, written by Brad Stenz. It was released as the first single from the band's major label debut album Provisions, Fiction and Gear in 2002.

Tracklist

# Radio Edit -3:23
# Call Out Hook -0:14

Personnel

* Brad Stenz – vocals, guitar
* Bob Gayol – guitar
* Tommy Stinson – bass
* Josh Freese – drums

External links

* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TiHRhlhdtk0 I See Sound video]

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name = MOTH
title = MOTH
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Brad Stenz·wrap Eric Diedrichs·wrap Ryan Malott·wrap Kevin Hogle
Eli White·wrap Bob Gayol·wrap Bill Buzeck·wrap Ted Liscinski·wrap Atom Willardnowrap end

group1 = Studio albums
list1 = "MOTH" (1991) ·wrap "Big League Fantasy Camp" (1996) ·wrap "Provisions, Fiction and Gear" (2002) ·wrap "Drop Deaf" (2004) ·wrap "Immune to Gravity" (2006)

group2 = EPs
list2 = "Like a Butterfly 'cept Different" (2001)

group3 = Singles
list3 = "I See Sound" ·wrap "Revolution"

group4 = DVDs
list4 = MOTH (2002)


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