Emo is such a fucked up genre, with all the shit it gets thrown in. There's actual good emo out there, and usually pop punk gets called emo. Example: Green Day and Sum 41 went emo with their last album.
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yeah they did
good emo= Sunny Day Real Estate/ The Get Up Kids/ Hot Cross
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You're insane if you don't think Greatest Romances stands out, it's the best track in the world in my opinion. The epic bridge where he sings "SO SHE SAYS, COME ON COME ON, LETS JUST GET THIS OVER WITH" is just amazing. That's a work of art you just skipped over.
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^^agreed with everythign except it being epic
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it seems to me that they sound like all the other packaged MTV bull-shit that comes out to entertain the masses
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^^^thats so retarded i odnt even know where to start
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thats a travesty, one reason why i want to be a mod, so i can fix crap like that
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This is when taking back sunday was less comercial.
And had John Nolan's musical influence.
I mean, in all honesty, a completely better band than Straylight Run and taking back sunday will ever be again.
This album really isn't that generic or " crappy emo, or poppunk " as I was reading from people's comments above.
Music with meaning,
A sound that is distinctly taking back sunday with their bickering back-and-forth dual vocals.
It really is a classic as far as this genre goes.
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pretty average band with only one awesome song, 'cute without the e'
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Decent review. Focus more on the album and if you use Track by Tracks focus more on the structure of the songs. Such as the Blue Channel; it is a great song of the record with two sentences explaining it.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by wheelz
‘The truth is you could slit my throat, and with my one last gasping breath I’d apologise for bleeding on your shirt’.
possibly one of their greatest lines. love it. i never get tired of hearing it, never will. really catchy
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lol I wrote this review ages ago dosen't seem so good anymore, still agree with the score though (4, I think)? The best, and possibly only good album, TBS have ever done.
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