Every time I listen to CoCa, I get more and more surprised that they're considered pop-punk. There's nothing pop-punk about them.

Their singles are usually considered pop-punk, like A Favor House Atlantic. It's all they can do to lure people into their albums, which are full of crazy guitar solos and other weird sh[size=2]it[/size] that Fall Out Boy fans wouldn't touch with their danity little fingers!

I know. And it's not pop-punk. Yes, some of their songs are emphasizing on their poppy side, but there's not an ounce of punk in them. They're a prog-rock band. I don't get why they're associated with pop-punk.

They play/played shows within the scene back when these bands were small enough to play clubs.

I'm almost done with listening through the new album for the first time. It's pretty good, I like IKSSE3 better.

[QUOTE=REINER]They play/played shows within the scene back when these bands were small enough to play clubs.

I'm almost done with listening through the new album for the first time. It's pretty good, I like IKSSE3 better.[/QUOTE]

That's what I said at first, but you can really get into the older songs easier than you think.

[QUOTE=FatPete]I know. And it's not pop-punk. Yes, some of their songs are emphasizing on their poppy side, but there's not an ounce of punk in them. They're a prog-rock band. I don't get why they're associated with pop-punk.[/QUOTE]

Second Stage Turbine Blade was really pop-punk.

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]Second Stage Turbine Blade was really pop-punk.[/QUOTE]
I haven't really listened to it, but I read in this thread that only "33" and "Devil in Jersey City" are poppy. I don't know though. But judging from "In Keeping Secrets..." and "Good Apollo...", they're not a pop-punk band.

Ayone wanna send me their new album over AIM?

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I love In keeping secrets. How many cds do they have out?

Okay pal

That song that starts with "your eyes tell the story"...I HATE THAT SONG. I seriously despise it so much, I just cannot stand it.

The only other Coheed song I've ever heard is "Welcome Home", which in my opinion is a HUGE improvement over the other one I heard...ughhh

[QUOTE=DepthsOfDreams555]Okay pal[/QUOTE]


haha thanks a bunch man. :thumb:

Haha no prob.

[QUOTE=clairvoyant]That song that starts with "your eyes tell the story"...I HATE THAT SONG. I seriously despise it so much, I just cannot stand it.

The only other Coheed song I've ever heard is "Welcome Home", which in my opinion is a HUGE improvement over the other one I heard...ughhh[/QUOTE]



Ya thats A Favor House Atlantic that song is sooo awesome I don't know what your talking about.

I've had Blood Red Summer stuck in my head all day today.

Ya know to be completely honest Blood Red Summer is my least favorite Coheed song. I don't know why it just right now is my least favorite Coheed song.

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]Second Stage Turbine Blade was really pop-punk.[/QUOTE]
Excuse me while I shoot your crack dealer.
What the hell are you talking about?!
The closest you get to Poppy on SSTB is Devil In Jersey City and 33. Everything else on that album is far more experimental and far more out there than IKSSE. Come on man. IKSSE had Favor House Atlantic, Blood Red Summer, Three Evils, AND Faint of Heart. Sure, it also had The Crowing, IKSSE, and Al The Killer, but SSTB had Everything Evil, Junesong Provision, Hearshot Kid Disaster, and Delirium Trigger. I'd also mention Time Consumer, Neverender, and God Send Conspirator, but then I would have listed the whole album.
SSTB>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>IKSSE
I don't know where to place Good Apollo on that line, cause I haven't made a desicion about it yet.

Ya definetly SSTB>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>IKSSE. IKSSE is a ton more poppy then SSTB.

Faint of Hearts is the most unusual song off the last album; it's kinda 80's rock-like with that beginning guitar solo, and the rest of it is just pure Coheed. That's why I'm glad that what I've heard from the new album is closer to what was hinted at in that song. It's gonna be different from the first two, but still awesome.

I love the song faint of hearts, not very many people like it as much. It's a great song, really catchy, with some great lyrics.

I love it, I think most people like it. I don't see why you wouldn't just like you said its very catchy and its just a real good song.

I love it too.
Even more so since I learned how to play it, but still.

[QUOTE=FatPete]I know. And it's not pop-punk. Yes, some of their songs are emphasizing on their poppy side, but there's not an ounce of punk in them. They're a prog-rock band. I don't get why they're associated with pop-punk.[/QUOTE]I wouldn't say they are associated with pop-punk. There are just a lot of pop-punkers who love them and enjoy their music. Like me for instance.

Has anyone seen the cover art for the new graphic novel. It looks soo sweet.


Whoop, double post.


Oh yeah, I bought a Co&Ca shirt that was normally $18 for $5. It was half off of half of. Go me!

[url=http://merchnow.com/store/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=CC&Product_Code=CAC%3ACACIV-NOVEL]Coheed and Cambria - Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV Graphic Novel[/url]

I have to say that does look very cool.

Ya I have to say that looks like the sweetest thing ever!

Tonight, Good Night, I'm Burning Star IV. God **** it this cd is awesome.

I'm listening to it right now. It's amazing!

I'm still waiting for it, but I think it will be well worth the wait.

Just over one week until I finally get it (and a new T-Shirt, although I doubt it will fit).

[QUOTE=The Crowing]Tonight, Good Night, I'm Burning Star IV. God **** it this cd is awesome.[/QUOTE]

Ya no joke it is INCREDIBLE!

[QUOTE=EmoScreamoPunk]I'm still waiting for it, but I think it will be well worth the wait.
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I finally got the new comic in the mail today, its very good and explains "Devil in Jersey City" a lot.

What is that thing that takes off that guys head in the end of the second comic?

[QUOTE=AZNGuitaristDude101]What is that thing that takes off that guys head in the end of the second comic?[/QUOTE]

Egh. I don't even know. I think it's a "priest", or so they say on the Heed forums. It seems like Josephine's boyfriend turns into it though, which is what confuses me.

[QUOTE]Tonight, Good Night, I'm Burning Star IV. God **** it this cd is awesome.[/QUOTE]

i love the cd

[QUOTE=The Crowing]Egh. I don't even know. I think it's a "priest", or so they say on the Heed forums. It seems like Josephine's boyfriend turns into it though, which is what confuses me.[/QUOTE]
Wait, so that thing is Patrick? Maybe witnessing Josie's murder triggers something inside of him kind of like Coheed and the Monstar virus.

[QUOTE=AZNGuitaristDude101]Wait, so that thing is Patrick? Maybe witnessing Josie's murder triggers something inside of him kind of like Coheed and the Monstar virus.[/QUOTE]

Exactly what I was thinking, but who knows. Whatever it is, is waiting for Claudio in the next comic. Hint the "I wish god **** it, you'll make it if you believe".

That's Cambria saying that isn't it? At least that's what I heard in some forum. Before the comic came out, Claudio was supposed to have been running from Coheed, but now we know that can't be true.

[QUOTE=AZNGuitaristDude101]That's Cambria saying that isn't it? At least that's what I heard in some forum. Before the comic came out, Claudio was supposed to have been running from Coheed, but now we know that can't be true.[/QUOTE]

Hmm. The next comic will be out in 14 years if we're lucky :lol:. So we'll just have to wait.

Haha ya no joke its so slow and with this graphic novel I'm sure it has slowed the comics down.

Weren't the comics supposed to be coming out more frequently after the second one? The graphic novel is already done, so it shouldn't be too long.

Ya but I guarntee the whole time they were workin on the novel they werent workin on comics.