was just listing first albums i personally do not listen to ever by bands i love. its cool if you listen to it
I’d disagree, just too many bangers on TAYF and too few to follow What a weird trajectory they’ve had. Things progressed logically for the first 3 albums, then New Again was an off kilter turd, their self titled had a few bright spots, Happiness Is had even fewer, and by Tidal Wave they’d basically turned into a late-00’s Against Me
Relistening to Integrity Blues for the first time in a while and realising that The End Is Beautiful was the best song on there after all. Probably wouldn't have been in my top five at the end of 2016.
TAYF is pretty fun, Set Phasers to Stun is the best song they ever made and then I don't really care about anything after that.
Had to bring these back because, while I think I've mentioned on here before that the chorus of Cautioners has an eerily similar melody to A Praise Chorus, I was listening last night and it hit me that they are literally two versions of the same song. Same key, nearly identical chord progressions across the entirety of both songs (intro, verse, chorus, bridge, outro), and the melodic similarities. I'm convinced the band decided to see how much they could get out of those ideas by going in two opposite directions.
Are we about to to do a Taking Back Sunday album ranking in a Jimmy Eat World album thread? Because that would be impressive.
I feel like I accidentally walked into the womens restroom but really there's just a group of drunk girls in the mens.
Can they be my dads? Jimmy Eat World tell us about conquering doubt for new album 'Surviving': "Your lesser self convinces you to let them have the keys" - NME
I don’t have anything super productive to add to the discussion at hand right now but I’m listening to Cautioners rn bc of this convo and god this song fucking rules y’all lol. that song and My Sundown feel like the last remnants of the vibe of Clarity bleeding through and it brings me so much joy.
In addition to that cautioners, authority song, my sundown is the best closing sequence in their discog