On October 4, Nickelback will issue All the Right Reasons, the follow-up to 2003's The Long Road it's an 11-track, self-produced LP that features the band's newest member, former 3 Doors Down drummer Daniel Adair. But when I was in court, he didn't think it was so funny.' The principal laughs about it and it's no big deal. In the song I say, 'Criminal record says I broke in twice/ I must have done it half a dozen times.' It was actually 11. ' has that whole John Cougar Mellencamp vibe to it - we did some shooting in the old high school gym, and we saw the principal that always used to suspend me,' Kroeger said. There was one person in particular, though, who Kroeger said he hasn't forgotten and who showed up for the 'Photograph' shoot: his high school principal, the man he'd spent a lot of time with during his awkward teen years. Everyone seemed really happy we were there, and that we didn't forget about Hanna.' The mayor came out and he's in the video. We got to see faces we hadn't seen for 12 years. 'So it seemed obvious to go back to our hometown and shoot it there, which turned out to be a lot of fun. 'The song really the small town in mind, or your high school or that first girl you kissed, whatever those memories may be,' he explained.

So when it came time to start thinking about a video for the track, it felt natural, according to frontman Chad Kroeger, that the foursome return to their old stomping grounds and film the clip in Hanna, Alberta. There's a song on Nickelback's forthcoming fifth album, All the Right Reasons, called 'Photograph.' It's a mid-paced melodious rocker about the mistakes we make and those milestone moments we experience as confused, mixed-up teenagers as we struggle to figure out what life's all about.

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