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  Review by: benz See others by this writer Farewell note (link) Only registered users can post comments 
 
Published on May 25th 2004
It's one of those lazy Sundays. Joe college student gets up in the afternoon to catch some breakfast down in the cafeteria. Slipping on some flip flops, Joe college student heads downstairs to where they keep the grub. There, he notices his girlfriend, looking very eager to see Joe college student. People who liked this also liked:           Please login or register to post comments. What are the benefits of having a Punknews.org account?
It's not without its flaws. It suffers from alot of songs sounding alot alike. But it still stands as one of the best emo-influenced albums of the 00's "The Heart is a Lonely Hunter" is a great track one. The best Get up Kids album that they never made. itīs a fucking great record. haha, i remember seeing guk like 4 years ago in pittsburgh and the anniversary opened for them. i guess they were dating or married at that point. i don't think i have a real point here. they were alright. better than the awful first band. The Anniversary are OK, in my book. Courtney Love was prtolly at that Troubadour show because it was one of mothafucking MARS VOLTA'S first shows ever...and a fine performance it was. That night was also my first time hearing (and seeing) Mates of State and Fairweather, so it was more than worth it to be bored to death by the anniversary this is just stupid, i caould have done this when I was 13, kids are dumb Your Majesty was better. And yea, this made me want to listen to metal too. Hence why I'm listening to Kalmah -- I had to regrow my testicles somehow. This made me want to listen to Napalm Death. well, what else do you do in the summer? "This album, straight down to its packaging, is what summer is all about." Stupid emo coke headed slut. It's about fucking time this got reviewed. I miss the Anniversary, especially when they played mostly this CD. I saw these guys in College Park, MD a few years back, and what's-her-face had a big something growing on her lip. It made my tummy hurt. to the dude below i wouldnt buy it. I was the person who said its gayly emo. the only 2 good songs you already have, all things ordinary and d in detroit. the other 8 songs suck to some degree or another. to the kid a little below. "so overrated. so gayly emo. so dorky. 2 good songs, i'll give it that. track 2 and 4. thats it." I don't know how to feel about this band. I downloaded a few songs off this cut, and they are among the best I've ever heard. Then they come to my town, I see them and they REFUSED to play anything from Designing of a Nervous Breakdown which pissed me off. So i bought your majesty Anybody who doesn't like this album....er... has different tastes than me Fun band to listen to sometimes... Someone told me that the girl in this band cheated on one of the get up kids who she was married to- TGUK got pissed, their manager (who owns Vagrant) also got pissed, and dropped this band b/c of it so overrated. so gayly emo. so dorky. 2 good songs, i'll give it that. track 2 and 4. thats it. I was just listening to this album on Sunday night as I moved home from college, and said to myself "why has no one reviewed this disc yet?" Then I check the reviews queue and *poof* - there it is. I like their second cd better despite the synth and keys being toned down. Although I'd say this one is way more fun. She did marry a Get Up Kid, she than cheated on said GUK member which resulted in their divorce and their dealings with Vagrant Records. great album, great band, she was hot-the keyboard lady |
