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Where Do We Go from Here
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| Where Do We Go From Here | ||
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| Studio album by Pillar | ||
| Released |  June 15, 2004 |
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| Genre | Hard Rock Post-Grunge |
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| Length | 38:04 | |
| Label | Flicker Records | |
| Professional reviews | ||
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| Pillar chronology | ||
| Fireproof (2002) |
Where Do We Go From Here (2004) |
Nothing Comes For Free (2006) |
Where Do We Go From Here is the third album by Christian rock band Pillar. The song "Bring Me Down" was frequently played on Christan radio stations and was heavily requested on secular stations as well. It was featured on the 2005 Major League Baseball video game, MLB 2006.
- Hypnotized -3:50
- Bring Me Down -3:30
- Holding On -3:21
- Let It Out -3:20
- Simply -4:14
- Rewind -3:45
- Frontline -3:10
- Underneath It All -3:11
- Dirty Little Secret -2:18
- Staring Back (Reflections) -2:51
- One Thing -5:28
- Aftershock -3:09
On the Limited Edition:
- Sunday, Bloody, Sunday
- Bring Me Down (underground Mix)
| Pillar |
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| Current members: Rob Beckley · Michael Wittig · Lester Estelle Jr. · Noah Henson |
| Discography |
| Albums: Above · Fireproof · Where Do We Go from Here · The Reckoning |
| Independent Albums: Metamorphosis · Original Superman |
| Special Editions: Fireproof: Special Edition · Where Do We Go From Here: Special Edition - The Reckoning: Limited Edition |
| EPs: Broken Down: The EP · Nothing Comes For Free |