Album Rating: 3.5

yfw for me but that’s because I hate that album lol

Album Rating: 4.5

i always go back to a few songs. love soco a ton as overly sentimental as it is.

Album Rating: 3.5

YFW is good in the vacuum of early-aughts pop punk albums - in those days of rampant prepubescent angst, albums like that (or Sticks & Stones, or Stay What You Are, or hell even Tell All Your Friends) really stood out.



Just hard to go back to YFW knowing what the rest of Brand New's oeuvre looks/sounds like now. Feels so paltry by comparison.

Album Rating: 3.0

all other pop punk music became unnecessary once we got alkaline trio honestly

Album Rating: 4.0

I don’t get the alkaline trio thing

Album Rating: 5.0

YFW is a bop and a fun album to listen to.

Album Rating: 4.0

Your Favorite Weapon gets Pablo Honey comparisons a lot, and that's basically the best way I can put it

Album Rating: 3.5

Fair enough(ish), though YFW is a better pop-punk album than Pablo Honey is a brit-pop album.

Album Rating: 5.0

I hardly ever listen to it (or Brand New in general these days) but I'm always surprised by how much I still enjoy it. The No Seatbelt Song and Logan to Government Center have always been my jams though.

Album Rating: 3.5

jamming this for the first time in like ten years and im pretty sure i just heard him sing, "a broken pew and an empty ass"

Album Rating: 4.5

Haha. Empty aisles.

Album Rating: 4.5

“I hardly ever listen to it (or Brand New in general these days) but I'm always surprised by how much I still enjoy it. The No Seatbelt Song and Logan to Government Center have always been my jams though.”



Mixtape and Seventy Times Seven are highlights too, but No Seatbelt Somg is prob best YFW track imo.

Album Rating: 5.0

They're all jams. My favorite part of Sudden Death in Carolina is eyebrow-raising these days though, which is the first two lines of the chorus - "What difference does this difference in age make? We all know how it ends." Yeesh. The No Seatbelt Song feels like it was a prototype for what was to come with Deja so I think that's why it's always stood out the most to me.