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This is the best The Bled record since Pass the Flask for suuuure. I dont hate this immediately and thats more than can be said about the last 2.
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Spiral posted:This is the best The Bled record since Pass the Flask for suuuure. I dont hate this immediately and thats more than can be said about the last 2. Really? I mean, admittedly, I'm not super into hardcore, but I liked "Found in the Flood" a lot better than Pass the Flask. Then again, the production and songwriting was totally different between the two.
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Holy poo poo, Silent Drive was on Burnout 3? I always just played other music over the game. I'm not huge into Silent Drive but 4/16 was an awesome song and its good to be reminded of their existence. Other than being reminded I'm missing Brand New play my hometown AGAIN because I'm at school, my only comments for this thread involve variations on the word "poo poo." (I own Tell All Your Friends on vinyl and have spun it recently. You might graduate high school, but it doesn't graduate YOU)
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Feb 26, 2010 09:01
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OdorousTobacco posted:Really? I mean, admittedly, I'm not super into hardcore, but I liked "Found in the Flood" a lot better than Pass the Flask. Then again, the production and songwriting was totally different between the two. I can't even listen to Found in the Flood it just sounds watered down and lovely. Pass The Flask was awesome and this one is more along those lines than the last two. I think the production killed those albums more than the actual songs, I loved em all live but on the album they all just sound like poo poo.
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Feb 26, 2010 15:54
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gently caress yeah - You, Me, And Everyone We Know have posted a new song on Purevolume: http://www.purevolume.com/youmeandeveryoneweknow Their two EPs are some of my favorite of all time - just some amazingly catchy, well-written pop-rock songs. For fans of Say Anything.
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Mar 1, 2010 22:09
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So John Nolan (formally of Taking Back Sunday, Straylight Run) just released a song that he dedicated to Jesse Lacey about the aftermath of the feud they had back in 2001. http://johnnolanmusic.tumblr.com/ Just scroll down a bit to the wall of text. 
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Mar 4, 2010 07:48
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-Atom- posted:So John Nolan (formally of Taking Back Sunday, Straylight Run) just released a song that he dedicated to Jesse Lacey about the aftermath of the feud they had back in 2001. This is pretty awesome. I'm enjoying it.
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Mar 6, 2010 20:44
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I don't normally listen to this particular type of music, but a few months ago a friend told me about Framing Hanley, and I like em. I picked up their album The Moment and its pretty good i think. They are coming out with a new one in may and I'll probably pick it up also plus they do a bitchin Lil Wayne cover: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbKYXIWq5LY
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-Atom- posted:So John Nolan (formally of Taking Back Sunday, Straylight Run) just released a song that he dedicated to Jesse Lacey about the aftermath of the feud they had back in 2001. This was on a victory records sampler I got back in 2004. I haven't heard it since around then and had completely forgot about it. Its a really good song.
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Mar 7, 2010 02:19
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Eight Is Legend posted:Plus, it has the second best Fall Out Boy song ever, and I will fight you if you disagree Which one's the best? Not trolling, I just have a soft spot for early Fall Out Boy.
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Admiral Goodenough posted:Which one's the best? Not trolling, I just have a soft spot for early Fall Out Boy. "Sugar, We're Goin Down" - that song gets me pumped like no other. It is stacked with, like, 28 hooks, and that's just before the chorus hits.
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Eight Is Legend posted:"Sugar, We're Goin Down" - that song gets me pumped like no other. It is stacked with, like, 28 hooks, and that's just before the chorus hits. That isn't even close to the best Fall Out Boy song. Imo the best song they ever wrote is "The Patron Saint of Liars and Fakes", but most of that album is super solid.
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So if I wanted to talk about Misery Signals, would I come to this thread?
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Call Me Dad posted:So if I wanted to talk about Misery Signals, would I come to this thread? Metalcore thread. Located here.
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Beatladdius posted:That isn't even close to the best Fall Out Boy song. I'm trying to find an older FOB song where it ends with this spoken word, really emo-sounding poem. I think there are camera clicks set to the music as well. Sorry for being so vague but do you know what I'm talking about?
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the Bunt posted:I'm trying to find an older FOB song where it ends with this spoken word, really emo-sounding poem. I think there are camera clicks set to the music as well. Sorry for being so vague but do you know what I'm talking about? it was get busy living or get busy dying, off from under the cork tree
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Don't die, thread  .Soooo... how about that new Hawthorne Height song? Pretty mediocre, am I right? I loved Silence in Black and White, but hell, I was 16 when that came out. It's still a pretty catchy record, but man is it cringe worthy as well.
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Eight Is Legend posted:Don't die, thread I was 16 as well. I too loved the album. If only I had known. I'll be honest, there's a few songs that still get stuck in my head. Also the song "Breathing in Sequence" off the follow up to that gets stuck in my dome ALL the time.
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Beatladdius posted:I was 16 as well. I too loved the album. If only I had known. I thought the shift from verse to chorus in Niki FM was the most amazing thing ever. And yeah, that's the thing - the songs are actually pretty catchy stuff. I wasn't as big a fan of the second CD, but a song like Pens and Needles was the fuckin' bomb. God, I was so excited for that CD to come out.
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Beatladdius posted:That isn't even close to the best Fall Out Boy song. Agreed. I also wanted to add two things to this thread: First thing-- I've been listening to All Time Low's Put Up or Shut Up EP nonstop lately and goddamn. They should've just stopped afterward, because it was so solid that nothing they've done since has been able to compare. Second thing-- Ace Enders is bringing I Can Make A Mess Like Nobody's Business back. I had his first CD of that when it came out, and thought it was okay, but there's a new song on the myspace that I thought was really good.
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Mar 25, 2010 23:59
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gently caress. The Years Gone By are on some sort of indefinate hiatus thing. This really loving sucks, they were one of my favourites.
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Eight Is Legend posted:I thought the shift from verse to chorus in Niki FM was the most amazing thing ever. Thing about Hawthorne Heights is that some of their instrumental stuff is not that bad. Maybe a little generic and overproduced or watered down, but some songs are super catchy instrumentally. The vocals just absolutely killed it for me. His voice was so terrible. Speaking of terrible voices ruining bands: Senses Fail. First EP and "Let It Enfold You" were so killer.
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Beatladdius posted:Speaking of terrible voices ruining bands: Senses Fail. First EP and "Let It Enfold You" were so killer. Eh, Buddy was never a great singer, especially not live. Also, what a lovely, lovely lyricist. Senses Fail is to the music in this thread what Nickelback is to people who listen to the radio.
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If you like Brand New you should check out The Republic of Wolves. They sound a lot like them, and the EP is awesome. http://www.myspace.com/therepublicofwolves
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OdorousTobacco posted:Agreed. "Weightless" is an amazing song, but yeah, otherwise I agree with you. I know we have a thread for it, but gently caress that - Four Year Strong's new record is fuckin' great. Goddamn I love those guys.
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Binya Binya posted:If you like Brand New you should check out The Republic of Wolves. They sound a lot like them, and the EP is awesome. It was awesome back when some of their songs were posted on YouTube disguised as Brand New demos and people over at Absolutepunk.net were so excited!
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Binya Binya posted:If you like Brand New you should check out The Republic of Wolves. They sound a lot like them, and the EP is awesome. It's like everything I like about the last two Brand New albums without all the crap that I don't. A little boring at times though.
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John Nolan is back in Taking Back Sunday! https://www.takingbacksunday.com
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Beatladdius posted:John Nolan is back in Taking Back Sunday! So is Shaun Cooper apparently. What. The. gently caress?!
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Beatladdius posted:John Nolan is back in Taking Back Sunday! Am I just blind or is there nothing about it on the site?
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Beatladdius posted:John Nolan is back in Taking Back Sunday! Oh my god I hope this makes Matt Fazzi come back to Facing New York.
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Binya Binya posted:If you like Brand New you should check out The Republic of Wolves. They sound a lot like them, and the EP is awesome. Seriously these are a bunch of guys that listened to Devil & God, Daisy and the Always Open Mouth by Fear Before and made music. I dig it.
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-Atom- posted:Seriously these are a bunch of guys that listened to Devil & God, Daisy and the Always Open Mouth by Fear Before and made music. They've been around since before Daisy. In fact this band's demos were rumored to have been Daisy demos before the album leaked last summer. They got pretty good publicity out of that since Spill and Cardinals sounded like what everyone wanted the new Brand New record to sound like. Spill is an incredibly great track. I'm convinced that His Old Branches is better than the majority of Daisy and I'm a pretty big Brand New fanboy.
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drat, Aaron left underOath.
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Beatladdius posted:drat, Aaron left underOath. Never really cared for those guys, but the comments at AP.net makes it seem like this was expected. Any truth to that? Also, "Enemy of the World" is still awesome.
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Eight Is Legend posted:Never really cared for those guys, but the comments at AP.net makes it seem like this was expected. Any truth to that? He has a lovely side project called the Almost. I liked Underoath, they're a fun live band but I stopped listening to new material after They're Always Chasing Safety.
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-Atom- posted:He has a lovely side project called the Almost. I know The Almost, but why shouldn't he be able to handle both bands? Not enough time to go church on Sunday, I guess.
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Eight Is Legend posted:Never really cared for those guys, but the comments at AP.net makes it seem like this was expected. Any truth to that? Underoath has always had problems, they've gone through a poo poo load of member changes (no originals anymore) and even had some huge ones with Spencer because they almost kicked him out. A little while back when doing interviews Aaron didn't seem as ecstatic as he usually did so I guess it was pretty telling. Underoath has been one of my favorite bands since TOCS came out and if you never listened to anything after that then you are doing yourself a great disservice. Both new albums are much heavier and better musically than that album and Aaron is really a great drummer. I will cherish the drumstick I have from Aaron until the day I die. The band means a lot to me personally.
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1997 posted:Underoath has always had problems, they've gone through a poo poo load of member changes (no originals anymore) and even had some huge ones with Spencer because they almost kicked him out. A little while back when doing interviews Aaron didn't seem as ecstatic as he usually did so I guess it was pretty telling. Me too. They are a huge, huge part of my musical taste and were one of the first post-hardcore/whatever you call it bands I got into. TOCS is, and will always be, one of my top albums of all time. I loved Define as well. I haven't listened to Lost in the Sound enough, but enjoyed what I heard. Aaron was one of the biggest influences for me when learning drums. He really, really knows how to fill songs out and writes some perfect parts. I'll always look at my skill at drums in two stages, and Aaron's parts helped me really transition from my stage 1 ability to my stage 2 with some of his fills and parts. I used to intern for a music magazine. I was fortunate enough to get an interview with Aaron and Chris right around the time that Define the Great Line came out. It was one of the chillest days of my life. I got Aaron's cell number and I was so nervous when I had to call him to meet up in the lobby of a hotel in New York City. The interview went really well. I sat down with Chris and Aaron in some comfy chairs in the lobby of the hotel and just talked about music for a while. It was fantastic. I'm gonna try to dig the interview up and post it on here. It was the second interview I had ever done, but they were really chill and said I had some good questions  Good Will Punting fucked around with this message at 18:25 on Apr 21, 2010 |
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Been listening to The Receiving End of Sirens these last couple of days... goddamn they were an awesome band. "Between the Heart and the Synapse" is probably one of my favorite records ever. Anyone else here like 'em?
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