Track Listing:
1. Seven Nation Army
2. Black Math
3. There's No Home For You Here
4. I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself
5. In The Cold, Cold Night
6. I Want To Be The Boy To Warm Your Mother's Heart
7. You've Got Her In Your Pocket
8. Ball And Biscuit
9. The Hardest Button To Button
10. Little Acorns
11. Hypnotize
12. The Air Near My Fingers
13. Girl, You Have No Faith In Medicine
14. Well It's True That We Love One Another
Today is also the 10th Anniversary of The Exploding Hearts' final studio album "Guitar Romantic". R.I.P. to Adam Cox, Matt Fitzgerald and Jeremy Gage. They are remembered by myself and many others.
Track Listing:
1. Modern Kicks
2. I'm A Pretender
3. Thorns In Roses
4. You're Black And Blue
5. Sleeping Aides And Razorblades
6. Rumours in Town
7. Throwaway Style
8. Boulevard Trash
9. Jailbird
10. Still Crazy
Also,on a lighter note, today is also the 27th anniversary of the self-titled debut album of New Kids On The Block! What a day!
Anyway, what are your thoughts? Do you love these records? Do you hate them? And why?
Mercurydylan89,
Your friendly neighborhood anniversary dude,
Happy April fools,
.... Forever. _________________ -Ryan
Elephant is a fantastic record in my opinion, but I rate it behind De Stijl.
And Guitar Romantic is a fabulous pop/power punk album! It's so sad that they passed away in a car accident shortly after it came out. They had a bright future. _________________ -Ryan
Guitar Romantic is probably one of the greatest pop punk, power pop, or whatever you wanna call it releases. Within its genre, it shines, and I think it's a great album in general. Nice choice.
Elephant is one of those albums I can respect as long as you don't make me listen to it. Not to say there isn't good stuff on it. "Seven Nation Army" is a favorite of mine, as well as "You've Got Her in Your Pocket" and a couple of others, but the album as a whole bores me to death.
Cymro2011The Beatles were objectively averageProfile In a deep, dark bubblegum graveyard
Guitar Romantic is probably one of the greatest pop punk, power pop, or whatever you wanna call it releases. Within its genre, it shines, and I think it's a great album in general. Nice choice.
Thanks. Yeah, I agree. They were so good so fast. We should not forget this record! Highly recommended to anyone who hasn't heard it. _________________ -Ryan
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