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qwe3
May 11th 2010


21836 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

album is too good to be true

Prolapse
June 1st 2010


4374 Comments


AND WHEN YOU WAKE UP EVERYTHING'S GONNA BE FINNNNNNNNEEEE GUARANTEE THAT YOU'LL WAKE IN A BETTER PLACE, IN A BETTER TIMMMMMMMMMMEEEEEEE

Skimaskcheck
July 2nd 2010


2364 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

ahhhh this makes me





: )

pavygravy
July 8th 2010


117 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

solid record ... might buy it

Prolapse
July 10th 2010


4374 Comments


Love this album

Pizza
July 10th 2010


702 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

seeing these guys again monday. should be wonderful

Skimaskcheck
July 10th 2010


2364 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

wish i was there for those shows where they played the whole of SitB and this all the way through



and nice dig pizza

Pizza
July 13th 2010


702 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

well the show was fucking spectacular and they played a completely different setlist than the last time I saw them, so I've now heard every original song of theirs except 2. best live band ever!



and thanks skimask, nice username! haha

Skimaskcheck
July 13th 2010


2364 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Ahhh lucky! What are the two songs you haven't heard yet?

Both times i've seen them had similar sets :/

but hopefully seeing them twice more this year!



haha, thanks!

Pizza
August 2nd 2010


702 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

sorry i didn't see your comment until now. i haven't seen saddest song or one foot on the gas...

one foot on the gas is easily my least favorite song of theirs so i dont really care about that, but i love saddest song so i wish they'd play that. seeing point/counterpoint and keasbey mixed together live is probably the greatest experience one can ever have. and 12341234 was so perfect too. love this band

Skimaskcheck
August 2nd 2010


2364 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Ahaha, that's funny - One Foot On the Gas is one of my absolute favourites! i haven't seen it live either, so i'm gutted about that hah.



but yessss, Point/Counterpoint + Keasby is soooo awesome



i love how every single person knows every word too

FattyKnee
August 3rd 2010


490 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

i feel like better place, better time doesn't get any love, the lyrics, the instrumentation and message are all incredible. but i'm hungover as shit so idk

qwe3
August 4th 2010


21836 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

wish these guys would come to aus gr

AnotherBrick
August 4th 2010


9812 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

damnit. i keep forgetting to get this album. not too sure about ska though

PanasonicYouth
August 4th 2010


7413 Comments


dude
get it
it's amazing

robertsona
Emeritus
August 4th 2010


28661 Comments


this is great and i really loved it when it first came out but im not as enamored with the whole genre/scene anymore, though theyre pretty clearly the best

but yeah

Pizza
August 4th 2010


702 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

fattyknee, that's my favorite song of theirs and one of my favorites of all time. i honestly cried when they played it cause it means so much to me and hearing everyone sing along to every word just killed me.



and skimask, idk that song just gets repetitive to me, i still love it though and saying it's my least favorite streetlight song only goes to show how much i really admire all of their stuff.

Counterfeit
August 4th 2010


17836 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

album fuckin rules

qwe3
August 4th 2010


21836 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

best ska ever. genre itself is pretty boring because all the bands sound the same









except these guys and maybe one other band

Pizza
August 4th 2010


702 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

i only listen to streetlight, aquabats, and suicide machines are far as ska goes these days and those three seem to do it for me



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