Album Rating: 4.5
Scrambles / Vacation
To Leave or Die
Album Minus Band
Goodbye Cool World
Adults!!!
Get Warmer
Their first 3 albums are so quality and interchangeable
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Album Rating: 3.5
Still not sure what to rate this. Atm i'm feeling a 3.5 but i'll give it another listen or 2.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Dont fucking rate it until you think its at least a 4
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Well i don't listen to to the other albums yet, and what i noticed is that it's very punkish. In the fugazi way, you know?
lolwut
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Album Rating: 4.5
your right, fuck this
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Album Rating: 5.0
the transitions from Everybody That You Love > Sponge Board/Baby Waves > The Shit That You Hate > Hurricane Waves are so goddamn perfect
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matt scheurmann from the sidekicks does vocals on this, which makes this clevelander incredibly happy
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Album Rating: 4.5
especially since the tribe was held hitless today and the tigers are gonna win the division
p.s. the sidekicks rule
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i don't pay attention to sports in the slightest
sidekicks rule. they're one of the best live bands around here and just in general imo, their vocal range is incredible
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Album Rating: 4.0
No one else seems to be mentioning it much, but I really love Campaign For a Better Next Weekend. Might be my
favorite track.
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Album Rating: 4.5
just wish his voice wasn't so quiet at the beginning it's hard to hear what he's saying
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Album Rating: 5.0
thank you, that song blows me away
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Album Rating: 4.0
This album has such a good mood to it. Fucking great.
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CHEAP GIRLS RECORDS
INSTANT NETFLIX
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Album Rating: 4.5
This is a pleasant surprise. Taking a lot of cues from Scrambles and expanding upon them.
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Album Rating: 4.0
After more listens, I think Scrambles might be better, but it's really close. I think this might be their most cohesive album yet though, it flows so nicely
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Album Rating: 4.0
seriously who the fuck cares about cohesion in a BTMI! record come on
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Album Rating: 4.0
very true, that's not what they're about
this album is still awesome though...
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good album. about what I was expecting. don't quite understand the massive fandom this band has but oh well, I have no qualms with it... the band seems like pretty awesome dudes as well.
but yeah this is a perfect nonchalant summer car album I guess. 3.5ish.
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Album Rating: 4.5
After more listens, I think Scrambles might be better, but it's really close. I think this might be their most cohesive album yet though, it flows so nicely
BUUUUUUT
seriously who the fuck cares about cohesion in a BTMI! record come on
SOOOOOOOOOOOO
very true, that's not what they're about
this album is still awesome though...
It must be difficult to type at a computer without a spine.
Cohesiveness has mattered on every Bomb album, ever since "Blow Your Brains Out" didn't miss a beat as it launched into "Does your Face Hurt?"
Edit: Let me clarify here. Not cohesiveness. I guess I was just referring to track-to-track transitions. But if we're talking album continuity, Scrambles was the best. It still left me scratching my head a little regarding continuity (like all of the previous releases), but Scrambles approached strong album continuity. This has the most continuity of any BTMI! release and it's a better album for that reason. But this definitely isn't the full potential of the band, as far as continuity, or anything else.
The music is inspired, but there was nothing particularly inspirational about this release as a listener. The album is also somewhat depressing. The next album is probably going to be mindblowing.
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