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by Flight89
on 2002-01-22 19:49:07 |
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| i'm really into the songs "jude law and a summer abroad" and "seventy times 7" |
by sonoflies
on 2002-02-11 11:38:41 |
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| This cd is totally rad is so fun to listen to over and over again. I really like the words, they make me laugh my ass off, cause sometimes I wish that my ex-girlfriend would die. |
by frizbal5
on 2003-01-03 16:56:14 |
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| great album the whole way through....and if you can see them live, get there. |
by Akira
on 2003-01-05 01:13:43 |
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| This really is one of those awesome albums that you'll never hear about. Definetaly worth your time to go check out! |
by mybrainhurts
on 2003-01-08 22:04:08 |
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| It's well worth it to get this album. It's pretty solid all the way through. I've gotten the chance to see them twice and they put on a damn good show. |
by rockrevolution
on 2003-03-23 14:59:30 |
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| this is a pretty great record. i hope they stay this good with their next release. |
by killtherowboat
on 2003-03-27 09:43:08 |
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| hands down one of the best pop/punk cd ever made. these guys make the boring genre of pop/punk not only fun again, but intelligent too. |
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by mest485
on 2003-05-13 08:16:25 |
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| I Believe it is also a great record, I'm able to listen to it over and over without getting bored with it, go out and buy the cd if you haven't already, later. |
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by MrClean5153
on 2003-08-07 11:35:52 |
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| OK, this album was decent it sure beat out about every single pop-punk album ever, but then you have to compare it to the new album and the new album males this one look really bad. They changed everything for the better. Its a whole different style too. I suggest that everyone should check out the new album "Deja Entendu" instead of this one. But this album is definitely much better than bands who play music similar to this album. |
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- The Shower Scene
- Jude Law And A Semester Abroad
- Sudden Death In Carolina
- Mix Tape
- Failure By Design
- Last Chance To Lose Your Keys
- Logan To Government Center
- The No Seatbelt Song
- Seventy Times 7
- Secondary
- Magazines
- Soco Amaretto Lime
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Hey, this is pretty cool. I took me a while to “get into” this record but now that I’ve heard it a couple of times, I’m starting to appreciate it more and more. One can describe “Your Favorite Weapon” as a journey that takes your through every corner of the punk-genre. And the trip starts with “The Shower Scene”, an indie-oriented track that reminds me of Seaweed and Samiam. Further down the road then, “Sudden Death In Carolina” sounds like early Alkaline Trio. “Failure By Design” is more powerpop oriented, think Bloodhound Gang or Alien Ant Farm. You want something bouncy in the vein of New Found Glory? Skip to “Secondary”. You’ll even come across two acoustic tracks. This record does not have an ultra-polished sound, it has a lot of rough edges, and that’s what makes it so neat. Brand New sounds very pure, very authentic.