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Yellowcard Band • Page 174

Discussion in 'Music Forum' started by CoffeeEyes17, Mar 17, 2016.

  1. FTank

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    Lift a Sail is the only good Yellowcard album with that acronym :crylaugh:
     
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  2. earthlight

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    That song could've truly exploded in the chorus and it still drives me kind of crazy that the chorus pulls back a bit instead of going off.
     
  3. earthlight

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    I wonder what kind of music these guys would be making nowadays if they were still together or made another record
     
  4. sawhney[rusted]2

    I'll write you into all of my songs Supporter

    Stuff that people other than us wouldn’t appreciate
     
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  5. earthlight

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    Mostly true. I do think there's still definitely a market for that type of music, it's just somewhat small and co-located within that alternative, Hopeless Records type scene. With that being said, Yellowcard came back after WYTTSY and released a Top 10 billboard record with Southern Air, which still blows my mind.
     
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  6. earthlight

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    I think their music would be much more in the vein of their last record, though. They were finding a bit of a groove with those mid tempo rock songs and starting to add some of their classic flare to them at the same time.
     
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  7. Pepetito

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    Those are both extremely hot takes.
     
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  8. RyanPm40

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    Never got around to hearing Lift a Sail but I feel like Lights and Sounds isn't that hot a take. It's the album I return to the most
     
  9. sawhney[rusted]2

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    ryan
     
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  10. RyanPm40

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    Heh I just thought Southern Air was hot garbage so I stopped caring to listen to their new stuff after getting back together, but if it's a big improvement then I'll have to check it out
     
  11. irthesteve

    formerly irthesteve Prestigious

    I'll bite

    Ocean Avenue > Southern Air > Paper Walls > WYTT,SY > One For The Kids > Lights and Sounds > Lift A Sail > Yellowcard > Where We Stand
     
  12. RyanPm40

    The Torment of Existence Supporter

    Lights and Sounds > Paper Walls > Ocean Avenue > One For The Kids > The rest I never bothered with
     
  13. pbueddi

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    Wow that’s bold. Southern air is top tier for me
     
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  14. danielm123 Oct 9, 2019
    (Last edited: Oct 9, 2019)
    danielm123

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    I'll go
    Paper Walls=S/T
    Lights&Sounds=Southern Air
    Lift A Sail
    Ocean Avenue
    WYTTSY
    One For The Kids
     
  15. drummerAVA

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    That. Bridge. Goes. HARD!!!!
     
  16. BenSmith94

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    Ocean Avenue (It's early 00's pop punk with huge choruses which doesn't feel dated at all, which is an immense credit to the songwriting).
    Paper Walls
    Southern Air
    WYTTSY
    Yellowcard
    Lights and Sounds (I find it really interesting how there's a lot of people who consider this a top 3 album - FTR, I don't think it's a bad record by any stretch)
    One For the Kids

    The top 3 are all elite records.
     
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  17. irthesteve

    formerly irthesteve Prestigious

    @BenSmith94 our lists are reallllly similar, you missed Lift a Sail though
     
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  18. BenSmith94

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    I knew my list looked weird for some reason.

    Updated
    Ocean Avenue
    Paper Walls
    Southern Air

    Lift A Sail
    WYTTSY
    Yellowcard

    Lights and Sounds
    One For the Kids
     
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  19. Pepetito

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    Southern air. Ocean avenue. Paper walls. Wyttsy. Yellowcard. One for the kids. Lights and sounds. Huge gap......lift a sail
     
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  20. Fwiw I had the same thought when it came out. It felt like the band was just running in place in a time when I wanted something fresh from them. After a few years I really came around to it though — I still think there are a couple of pretty overrated YC tracks on there but the highs are some of their career peaks. Definitely revisit it!
     
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  21. Allpwrtoslaves

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    Tbh I feel like the self titled missed the mark for me. Felt like a weak way to go out for a band that has an amazing career output.
     
  22. RyanPm40

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    I'll have to give it another chance for sure, thanks for convincing me!
     
  23. sawhney[rusted]2

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    Absolutely, even though the fall isn’t the best time to listen to it. Some of Ryan’s best choruses and melodies are on there, but it can seem a tad bit oversaturated with “happy” sounding stuff if you’re not in the mood for it
     
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  24. AlwaysEvolving21

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    you know, I’ve always enjoyed the album but I do agree with you. Theres something off about it with me. I REALLY like some songs off it but for some reason the album just doesn’t fully stick with me. I’ll have to give it another go here soon.
     
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  25. danielm123

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    Still love self-titled. Really felt like they perfected the more alt-rock sound they were going for on Lift a Sail. The string arrangements on most pf those songs are beautiful and it's a pretty diverse album musically. Very close to my favorite from them
     
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