Okay I take back what I said earlier in the thread. The parts I thought Tom would struggle with he nailed, and the only thing that didn’t work...
That makes sense, but then what would the preceding line to be referring to (“don’t wake me up before you leave”)? I suppose it’s important to...
All I’m saying is it would be weird to write a song about songwriting that includes lines like “is there the slightest trace of what you once...
Tom’s voice has a much lighter tone that I think will take away from the force of it. I agree that it’s a very classic Blink line compositionally,...
The first verse is about that. The rest of the song is quite clearly directed at Tom imho, with the second verse tracking their decision to...
Maybe I don’t know Imagine Dragons well enough, but I feel like the DNA of the band is unaffected by the production choices. Patrick’s vocals and...
I find this a bizarre take. AB/AP has far more drum programming than Mania. If you don’t believe me, take it from Andy himself; at around 9...
I'm thinking specifically about Heaven Iowa, I am My Own Muse, Flu Game, and So Much for Stardust. I think they have similar atmospheres (tense...
which one? Church is definitely the weakest of the three and benefits least from the production. I can’t actually imagine Bishop’s Knife Trick in...
If you like the gothic orchestral tracks on this album and still think you don’t like Mania, I strongly encourage you to listen to Church,...
PS, Soul Punk is good and I will not hear this slander.
It's not guitars and it's not drumming that separates the two eras: it's the production and Patrick's vocals. Pre-hiatus stuff was produced...
Idk I mean, with the title track you need to look at how the lines are put together “I wake up in the morning and I drink from the fountain I...
This is exactly how I feel. Petals for Armor almost seems shallow in comparison to it.
I find this discussion about what sounds like old FOB really weird. Fall Out Boy have always been a band with semi-witty lyrics, influenced by...
