Motionless and White

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“Motionless and White”
Single by Eighteen Visions from the album The Best of Eighteen Visions
Released	2002
Format	CD, 12"
Recorded	March 2001
Genre	Metalcore
Length	5:16
Label	Trustkill Records
Producer	Jeff Forrest
Eighteen Visions singles chronology
"An Old Wyoming Song" (2001) "Motionless and White" (2002) "Gorgeous" (2002) The Best of Eighteen Visions track listing "Motionless and White" (Track 1) "Russian Roulette with a Trigger Happy Manic Depressive" (Track 2)

Motionless and White was the sixth hit and fourth single form Eighteen Visions and also the final single from The Best of Eighteen Visions. Motionless and White became a popular underground hit in parts of the UK and Western Australia, but undoubtably the most succsesfull in California, it ended up peaking #98 on the US Mainstream Rock Charting System. If this song had been released later in Eighteen Visions's career it most likely would have been a lot slower and a succsesfull Power Ballad as it is about trying to stop a loved one from commiting suicide, possibly the inspiration for the highly sucssesful Three Days Grace single Never Too Late.