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You and I was a late 90s screamo band formed from the ashes of New Jersey local group Instil and Sky Falls Down. While they maintained the heavy, chaotic elements typical of the genre, their music has traveled well in terms of influence due to its more tuneful and musical qualities. While other bands in the genre often simply played fast, You and I had a very solidly inventive rhythm section and two guitarists who were able to add interesting textures and interplay to the music, incorporating riffs that recalled midwest emo, tech metal, and almost every other punk subgenre; often while holding down vocal parts at the same time. While You and I were by no means the only screamo band to integrate clean vocals and layered harmonies, they did it in the context of what were often atypical song structures, particularly on their final CD, "The Curtain Falls", which was released by Level Plane Records. You And I played their last show on May 8th, 1999 with Saetia, Carlisle, Cable Car Theory, and Stormshadow in the basement of Thursday vocalist Geoff Rickly's New Brunswick home.
This 23 song retrospective finally releases most of the bands out of print material from their first self-titled 7” to the “Within A Frame” CD and ends with three live tracks.
Artist: You And I
Title: Discography
Format: CD
Label: Alone Records
Year: 2003
Genre: Screamo
Country: USA
Length: 72:08 min
Bitrate: 192 kbps
Tracklist:01. Forever Last a Moment
02. Achilles
03. All Imperfect Things
04. A Day That Passes Through
05. No Guilt on New Years Morning
06. Something to Remember
07. Hearts Divide
08. Silent Morning Whisper
09. Seascape
10. Someday I'll Say Goodbye
11. Absence
12. Memory Loss
13, We All Bleed
14. When We Are One
15. Revision
16. Nights Like These
17. Smile
18. Saturday's Cab Ride Home
19. Pulse
20. Untitled
21. I Think I Know Where Elvis Lives
22. Tell Me About Your Childhood
23. Playing Off the Storydownload
