Run Quick EMO ALBUMS; Here I’ll POLL, You VOTED

damn, way too low

vote split, i guess :\

ive listened to "through being cool" about 8,000 times, "cant slow down" about 18 times and all other STD albums zero times

i also didn't vote for either of those std record which means my personal fav in reverie is... prob not gonna place

I'm sure I would love StD but as aforementioned they have been poisoned for me by personal associations, which is probably the most emo possible relationship to have with a band

in reverie still the greatest album of all time tho

i hope that you're ok

even though i'm dying

xxp otm

obv you dont get the 98 & 99 StD albums without the 95 & 97 lifetime albums

stay what you are rules so much still and i think i have different associations with every song. it also sorta reaches into their future and past simultaneously, "firefly" is like a long lost through being cool track in structure and tempo, "cars & calories" is as power pop as anything on in reverie

obv you dont get the 98 & 99 StD albums without the 95 & 97 lifetime albums

― gr8080, Tuesday, March 7, 2017 12:14 PM (five seconds ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

yupppppp

Just saaaaaaaaaaail belllly up to the clooouuuuuuds, the rocks scraping our baaaaaaacks, to breath in the air we'll beeeeeee, the only thing that we haaaaaave

And if the hook sets iiiiiiiin the bottom of our lunnnnngs, we'll rip it out and lick the blood off with our tonnnnnngues.

those american std kids wearing shoes inside is disconcerting

the radio's playin' queen

we're rockin' out!!!

through being cool, stay what you are, in reverie is a helluva run

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71. The Promise Ring - Very Emergency
140 points, 4 votes

SOS: too low

he said about a record he didn't vote for

shoulda voted for this

I caved and I'm listening to In Reverie at work and having all kinds of feelings for all kinds of reasons, so THANKS EVERYONE

i saw them live the week (day?) this was released - such a big beautiful dumb golden retriever of an album

I liked the first STD record because it sounded like Lifetime filtered through a more poppy filter. Didn't much care for the stuff after that, though I should revisit I think.

Love the Promise Ring.

fyi i'm going to drop these every 20 min so that we hit #61 by 5:00PM EST.

I voted for the promise ring (and the moss icon that placed earlier)

I'm going to be in a meeting for the next hour and if I miss a Juno record or something I'm gonna be (more) sad (than normal)

Wow, I completely missed STD during the voting period. Listening to 'See You' on headphones now, and wow! at those ghostly wooo-hoo-hoos before the second chorus.

(more) sad (than normal)

AS strongly as Brad feels about In Reverie I feel about Stay What You Are. I had it top 3.

voted for another Promise Ring alb but this is obv classic

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70. Dashboard Confessional - The Swiss Army Romance
142 points, 4 votes

too high

yeah, not their best imo

not their best but was very integral for my emo listening path

I love the sound of the acoustic guitars and the superior version of 'Again I Go Unnoticed'.

I'll never forget that Dashboard Confessional MTV Unplugged special, which is one of the creepiest things I have ever seen. All those kids singing along, tranquilized by really pedestrian songs, like they'd fallen into some kind of cult

my older sis lives in Boca Raton and is a semi-super fan ie she got engaged at a roller skating rink to a Dashboard song. Anyway she was at the library w her kids and saw Carrabba there w his family. she sparked up a convo, their kids go to the same school, etc etc. he ended up inviting them over to his house for a bbq and chill. they are still in contact and friends.

lol xp that was a classic mtv unlpugged

felt like everyone had that playing on repeat in their apartments at college for like 6 months straight

I enjoyed that unplugged.

MTV Unplugged was imo the absolute worst thing he ever did and to this day i find it borderline unlistenable

havent listened to it since then (2003?) not really sure i care to visit again to solidify any opinion on it.

the unplugged is great to watch and hard to listen to. my cats love it for some reason

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69 [TIE]. Pinegrove - Cardinal
143 points, 5 votes
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69 [TIE]. Fall Out Boy - From Under the Cork Tree
143 points, 5 votes

this tie alone is begging for its own poll

From Under the Cork Tree way too low, was my no. 6, know the later albums are more liked but hard to describe how massive this was when it hit my school

i was never a huge form under the cork tree fan (tho i've heard it many times bc significant other is from chicago) - i always felt their sound was a little generic and underbaked until infinity on high, but i was relistening to this during the poll and def the blueprint is there from the getgo. the band benefited substantially imo from shifting its emphasis from pete wentz to the true heart + soul of the band patrick stump. maybe it's just me but it does seem like the "frontman" did switch at some pt??

This poll is rolling out very nicely. I'm the guy who voted for Lifetime, Against Me and Refused, as said above it's all so interrelated that it doesn't matter to me.

from under the cork tree is actually imo at exactly the right place (lol 69 nice). it's def the least good fob album (even stump agrees)