Ok I was bout to say, I've never bothered myself to listen to FATA.

Have you heard No Wings To Speak Of? It's about the only post hardcore recording I'd recommend to anybody.

[QUOTE]Have you heard No Wings To Speak Of? It's about the only post hardcore recording I'd recommend to anybody.[/QUOTE]
nay.

Hear it then!

Eventually.

Just keep it up top. It has incredible clean crescendos in all of the songs.

[QUOTE=Cocaine;14839888]Says the guy who willingly listens to FATA @hawtie[/QUOTE]

I was thinking the same thing.

Should I put my A7x back on my ipod?

[QUOTE=hottiebassplayer;14840341]Should I put my A7x back on my ipod?[/QUOTE]

God, no.

[QUOTE=Nepenthe;14839868]And if you haven't heard No Wings To Speak Of your opinion on Hopesfall is not valid. That ep crushes any other post hardcore recording of all time. Too bad everything else Hopesfall has done is mediocre.[/QUOTE]

No Wings To Speak Of is pretty amazing, but I like their other stuff too, in different ways.

[QUOTE=RetiredAt21;14840343]God, no.[/QUOTE]Tru Dat.

O Rly?

antihippy I don't think it's possible to neg you enough.

:(

in other news, i can't stop listening to underoath's DTGL. soooo good.

Yuck.

you're yuck. :mad:

Define the Great Line is really great, but Cries of the Past will always be my favourite. Dallas' vocals just rip.

I just plain don't like Underoath. TOCS murdered them to me because it made their music un-metal.

Nobody likes that album though. Well, Mappy does. It's totally unlike the rest of their discography and quite frankly, it's your loss. Their first album was average, but Cries of the Past was a [I]solid[/I] death/metalcore/whatever album. The Changing of The Times was solid, but took them down a catchier route, and then came They're Only Chasing Safety (and a new vocalist), which was flat out gay. Define the Great Line is a return to metalcore.

Somewhat thanks to Adam D. too. Writing On The Walls is ok. I remember my friend making me glue my eyes to that music video.

I saw Underoath last week because my friend had a spare ticket and I had nothing else to do. I almost fell asleep, it was pretty boring.

i dont think theyre only chasing safety is that bad

The only Underoath I can stand to listen to is [I]Act Of Depression[/I].

DTGL is great TOCS sucks COT is meh AOD is decent(haven't listened to it in a while)

TOCS is really catchy and I enjoyed it quite often back when it came out, but DTGL just doesn't grab me other than the first song. Of course I like that electronic song with the german talking stuff on it.

Have you guys heard Dallas's current band Maylene and the Sons of Disaster? I really like it, its like Southern Rock but heavy, but not quite metal, lol as stupid as that sounds.

I agree with you on both Chasing Safety and Great Line. Something about Great Line just doesn't get me interested.

Maylene is pretty good, but nothing special. I haven't even checked out their new release, but I will some day.

define the great line rules

Changing Of Times is their best album, hands down.

They're Only Chasing Safety is awesome. :mad:

I'm Content With Losing, Down Set Go, It's Dangerous Business Walking Out Your Front Door, Young And Aspiring, I've Got 12 Friends And A Crowbar And That Says You Ain't Gonna Do Jack, The Impact Of Reason, and I Don't Feel Very Receptive today are all great songs.

Reinventing Your Exit is my favorite from Chasing, and that's like the only one you didn't mention. Dangerous Business and Young And Aspiring would be my next favorites.

Reinventing Your Exit is my least favorite song by Underoath in general so yeah...

You guys know my opinion on UO and Maylene. The latter being one of my favorite bands.

What's wrong with Reinventing?

I dunno, that song irritates me.

But on the topic of Underoath... Alone In December and Short Of Daybreak. Best songs.

[I]The Last[/I] is Underoath's best song EVER, followed by Angel Below.

Yeah I'm partial to [I]The Last[/I] as well.

[QUOTE=Nepenthe;14842792]IMaylene is pretty good, but nothing special. I haven't even checked out their new release, but I will some day.[/QUOTE]

It's really good, its a lot catchier than the last cd. I highly recommend.

[I]The Last[/I] is the ****.

Has anybody else listened to the new Becoming The Archetype? I really like it. It has alot of cool death/black metal stuff going on, I dunno if i'd even call them metalcore anymore.

[QUOTE=Dimmu Burger;14843077]Has anybody else listened to the new Becoming The Archetype? I really like it. It has alot of cool death/black metal stuff going on, I dunno if i'd even call them metalcore anymore.[/QUOTE]

Yeah it's great. Not much black on it though...and no metalcore. Their last album was boring so it was a nice surprise.

[QUOTE=Dimmu Burger;14843077]Has anybody else listened to the new Becoming The Archetype? I really like it. It has alot of cool death/black metal stuff going on, I dunno if i'd even call them metalcore anymore.[/QUOTE]

that album is one of my fav for this year. i though Terminate Damnation was great but they just stepped it up even more with The Physics of Fire. i love the addition of clean vocals. i never really considered them metalcore to begin with. i think they have lots of talent and i hope the keep progressing in the style of BTBAM has been doing every album

new BTBAM this fall, ya'll excited?