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

i still want to do a trax poll bad

p sure SUCK JACKIE SUCK wd rank highly in this poll

at first i was like "the genre is album-oriented! there'd be no point!" but "blue boy" also turned me onto the idea xp

(also i love the emo-tragedy-mythology of the "1 or 2 albums then they broke up" bands)

Record last album and then break up before album comes out seems to be a big emo trend, too.

it's hard to be successful + sad

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33. The Blood Brothers - Burn, Piano Island, Burn
257 points, 7 votes

Single disc comprehensive career retrospectives are v emo, I voted for two of them (Saetia and Neil Perry, the latter of which I suspect sadly will not place)

I listened to Young Machetes yesterday, it was much better than I remembered. Still not as good as Crimes

tooo loooow

Texas Is the Reason is great!

^yeah diggin it

this album is an anxiety attack

re: SUCK JACKIE SUCK, one of the potential band names I came up with in college was SOKMOTOR - Swedish for search engine. It wouldn't have been emo though.

i think im becoming a blood bros fan?

hooray!

BPIB destoryed my world and was my gateway into any/all forms of extreme music, I owe it a massive debt. also the wildest major label album maybe ever?

destroyed my spelling too

this was released on a major? ha

err I guess not technically a proper major but really damn close

In February 2001, Interscope Records co-founder Ted Field launched ARTISTdirect Records (aka ADR) in conjunction with artistdirect.com co-founder Marc Geiger.[7] Financially backed and distributed by Bertelsmann Music Group the label sought to wed a traditional record label with Artistdirect's online delivery platform. The label failed and folded in 2003 leaving behind several releases from artists such as The Blood Brothers, No Good, and Mad at Gravity, and a tab of $100,000,000.

oof

at first i was like "the genre is album-oriented! there'd be no point!" but "blue boy" also turned me onto the idea xp

― the raindrops and drop tops of lived, earned experience (BradNelson), Thursday, March 9, 2017 11:41 AM

starting to get worried that Appleseed Cast may not place... "Forever Longing the Golden Sunsets" would be top-5 on a tracks poll

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32. Fall Out Boy - Folie a Deux
260 points, 7 votes

way too low

cosign - such a great album

woah damn I'll say

fwiw I could pretty easily construct a ballot of non-emo albums that I would have voted for if I hadn't approached the poll as a winnowing of emo-ness

another gateway record for me

hello i'm a tourist from the metal thread and have been enjoying this rollout as i've been in a kind of genre exploration mood lately; Gospel, Angel Hair, Shotmaker, and City of Caterpillar (which I'd been vaguely aware of) have been nice discoveries. Gospel especially -- I remember having that album saved on a wish list on a second hand CD site and feel stupid for not grabbing it when it became available a few years ago. ayyy. i should have paid more attn to it.

and here's to Misfits references

i'm gonna consider this stretch the top ten

it gets worse (better) today :'(

starting to get worried that Appleseed Cast may not place... "Forever Longing the Golden Sunsets" would be top-5 on a tracks poll

I voted for both Mare Vitalis and Low Level Owl and it'll be a travesty if neither places, esp in light of all this mall crap (sorry!)

Low LeveL Owl is a shoo-in, gotta be

I'm grateful that Dan is here to say the things I'm too polite to say in this thread.

I have written and deleted so many bad-tempered replies to this thread every time MCR/FOB or stuff like that comes up it's not even funny

awesome poll (wish i had voted!) but would it be possible to get the year along with the album during the rollout if it isn't too much trouble?

:D

Nah it's all good, I realize people's concepts of emo are different than mine, just feeling my old cranky punk self a bit more! People like what they like, and hopefully they get introduced to some of what I like through this process.

xps

BPIB was my number 3 - a cataract of insanity without anything else quite like it

texas is the reason would have been my #1 if i had gotten my act together. perfect album.

and re: converge, it's really a testament to how good they are that the emo, metal, and hardcore scenes will all try to claim them.

even that History Of Rock Music dude agrees that the vocal chemistry between Johnny and Jordan is like nothing else that came before (or since imo) xp

BPIB was a "big" album for me and my friends. as someone else mentioned upthread, it opened up the door to a lot of extreme music for me, similar to how [album that has yet to place] opened up the door to lots of experimental music

Using my one TOO LOW on Texas Is the Reason, was in my top three, such a classic record, basically my platonic ideal of pop emo.

it was also a big album for me and my friends, in the sense that I inflicted it on as many of my friends as possible but all they ever heard was sonic terrorism xp

lol

I made a quick and dirty list of the remaining albums that seem inevitable and was only able to identify 19.

yeah i'm a little foggy about what the top twenty is gonna look like

especially if mordy is promising that more of my favs will appear

I'm doing my best not to get my hopes up (/emolyric)

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31. Jawbreaker - 24 Hour Revenge Therapy
265 points, 7 votes

that's about right

i wanna be a boat