| A1 | Thinking , That's All | |
| A2 | Rockstar | |
| A3 | Claire | |
| A4 | Call In It The Air | |
| B1 | Seventeen | |
| B2 | Episode IV | |
| B3 | Digits | |
| B4 | Caveman | |
| C1 | World Is Static | |
| C2 | In The Same Room | |
| C3 | Robot Factory | |
| D1 | Anderson Mesa | |
| D2 | 77 Satellites | |
| D3 | What Would I Say To You Now |
Rediscover the raw, propulsive energy of Jimmy Eat World with the 2015 Capitol Records vinyl reissue of their 1996 debut, Static Prevails. This double-LP set faithfully restores the band’s early pop-punk sound to the analog format, capturing a pivotal moment in the group’s evolution before they became alternative rock icons.
The 2015 mastering breathes new life into the album’s original 14-song sequence, emphasizing the crisp, punchy guitar work and urgent songwriting that defined their early years. Critics have noted that this reissue allows the hook-laden melodies to shine, proving that even in their "immature" beginnings, the band possessed a unique sonic power that demanded attention.
Key Tracks Include:
- "Call It in the Air"
- "Seventeen"
- "World Is Static"
Whether you are a longtime fan looking for a nostalgic document of the band’s roots or a new listener exploring the foundations of the genre, this Static Prevails vinyl reissue is an essential addition to any collection. Experience the "world-eating" ambition of Jimmy Eat World as it was meant to be heard: loud, urgent, and on wax.
