No worries I've just always liked Bayside so I was bound to enjoy it
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Edited this a tiny bit, I figured I might as well just mention every song since I already mentioned 4 out of 5.
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Not a bad idea. Especially since it's an EP, you might as well just cover the whole thing.
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Yeah there was just no point in leaving one song out just hope it doesn't read like a track by track too bad.
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Nah, you don't do it in order of the tracks and you are specifically giving out examples instead of just rolling through them one by one. You're good.
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Ok cool. Are you still thinking of checking out their other albums? If you do the walking wounded is one of my favorites.
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Yea, but I still have a ton of recs from the last couple of lists I made, so not sure when I will get to it. Should I start with that one or just start rolling through their entire disocography?
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I love Bayside but have a hard time believing this is worthwhile. Still, thanks for reviewing Atari.
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@Watchitexplode,
no worries you might like it you never know it's only 15 minutes lol so you might as well give it a shot.
@ecnalzen, their entire discog if you have time ;)
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Actually, Atari, if you have time would you check out my most recent list? I think you would be able to contribute to it, it has to do with melodeath/metalcore/post hardcore recs.
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Yeah sure man
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Album Rating: 3.5
Bayside are not your typical modern-day band, so nobody should have expected the predictable when they decided to record an EP of covers. Self-released through their own label, the quartet choose to re-imagine 5 songs from the 1960s & 70s which otherwise would be left untouched by contemporary rockers. Energetically performed with Anthony Raneri's distinctive vocals & Jack O'Shea's blazing guitars at the forefront, not everything may work perfectly, but this genuinely fascinating 15 minutes worth is more than just a time filler. If a Volume 2 does come to fruition, the song choices will indeed be interesting. Recommended Tracks: Be My Baby, Movin' Out & Oliver's Army.
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absolutepunk does not disappoint in giving this a 90% review
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Lol of course they do
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"absolutepunk does not disappoint in giving this a 90% review"
absolutecunt
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haha was just gonna say watch out for menawati he loathes these guyz
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WHY
these guys just a little pop punk band who didn't do nuthin' :[
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because he thinks they slaughtered some classics on this cover album
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well then he's got a solid reason I s'pose but whatev's
also, no duh andcas, no fucking duh
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"he hates them because they're so good live that it puts his bands to shame."
that statement doesnt work on so many levels
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