Deja Entendu
by Brand New

Deja Entendu by Brand New
Year: 2003
Release date: 2003-06-17
Overall rank: 1,236th   Overall chart history
Average Rating: 
77/100 (from 326 votes)
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Accolades:
Award Top albums of 2003 (23rd)
Award Top albums of of the 2000s (184th)
Award Best albums of all time (1,236th)

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Brand New bestography

Deja Entendu is ranked 2nd best out of 7 albums by Brand New on BestEverAlbums.com.

The best album by Brand New is The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me which is ranked number 434 in the list of all-time albums with a total rank score of 3,848.

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The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me
This album (1,236th)
Deja Entendu
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Deja Entendu track list

  Track ratings The tracks on this album have an average rating of 83 out of 100 (all tracks have been rated).

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Deja Entendu rankings summary
Overall rank: 1,236th | 2000s rank: 184th | 2003 rank: 23rd  Overall chart history
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Deja Entendu ratings

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77/100 (from 326 votes)
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Rating:  
90/100
i remember the first time i heard this album. i purchased it at some commercial giant (best buy, i believe), went home, threw the disc into my portable sony walkman and paced around my parents' backyard. i was barefoot. the grass was green and slightly damp. the sun was up, and there wasn't a cloud in the sky. it was just cool enough outside that the sun was not a nuisance.

i listened through the entire album, throwing tennis balls for my dog throughout the ordeal. i was floored. i also felt a little bit dirty. this was not an album for children, but at the same time, that's exactly what it was. it's the opposite of disney. there's no sugar-coating. it's life. it's raw. it's messy. yes, it's dirty.

and it's brilliant. i read through the lyrics over and over, making sure i understood every word. this was not a lyrical style i was familiar with, and every word was so packed full of wit, the packaging could hardly contain it. it took me years to truly understand a lot of it, if i'm being honest (and i am).
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100/100
I don't know how I memorized this whole album in a few weeks. But I did. Mind-blowingly influential, brilliant lyricism that will stick with me my whole life. Easily the greatest emo record of all time. I would kiss Jesse Lacey's feet.
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100/100
REVIEW:

Amazing album

+ Perfect album flow
+ Amazing lyrics
+ Catchy melodies
+ Magic atmosphere and moments
+ Beyond perfect closer
- Some songs drag a little

Top 5 track highlights:

-Play Crack the Sky
-Sic Transit Gloria...Glory Fades
-The Boy Who Blocked His Own Shot
-The Quiet Things That No One Ever Knows
-Okay I Believe You But My Tommy Gun Dont

9.5/10
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It makes me sad to know people in my school who say they enjoy "emo" and "pop punk" and they don't know anything of this album or band.
Last week, I showed this to a friend and he was pleasantly surprised, he said he was looking for music like this for years.
In my personal opinion, this the greatest pop punk album ever made.
Best tracks: Play Crack The Sky, i believe you .. but my tommy gun don't, Guernica, Elvis vs. Maradona vs. me
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Rating:  
95/100
The most astonishing about this album is how I notice new things every time i listen to it, even after 13 years of listening to it. Incredible depth both musically and lyrically, both building on YFW and paving the way for TDAG. Absolutely brilliant album in every way. (Edited)
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