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safe.

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I wish I liked JEW like everyone else.

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I don't drive much anymore but Transatlanticism is a great album to drive to imo.

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Originally Posted by surette

Motion City Soundtrack have always and will always be the kings of album closers.

They come second only to My Chem for me. Hold Me Down and Even If It Kills Me are two of my favourite songs ever. Radiohead are also pretty fucking great at writing closers.

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come on man.

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Originally Posted by Alligator Blood

I did not enjoy that.

crazy. I like that song more than the entire blink catalog. Like surette said though, different strokes.

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Originally Posted by ChaseTx

See but EIIKM was along the same lines as CTTM, just better. MDL was kinda dull by those standards.

fixed.

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Yelawolf is the only thing stopping PLG from being one of their best songs.

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I still feel like it's the second best thing they've done. Really hope they continue down that road with the next album. Just keep Yelawolf away and don't make another song like Boxing Day.

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Originally Posted by RyanPm40

I never know what "memorable" blink bridges people are talking about when they complain about a lack of them on DED and Neighborhoods.. isn't it usually just some basic instrumental part on guitar and bass with sick drum fills/solos from Travis? That's pretty much in every bridge on DED

Just go through the self-titled. Some amazing bridges on there and I do feel like DED could have used a vocal bridge badly on some of those songs. Either way though, I still think Disaster is top 10 blink.

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Originally Posted by vivatoto56

Well, although I have no problem with their lack of vocals in their bridges on their last 2 releases, they have had some really memorable bridges I mean think about..

That fantastic one breath Feeling This bridge, "I saw you again and again and again," obviously Here's Your Letter and Stockholm, "and she said na na na na na na na na na, I just forgot you again," "I think it's time that I should leave."

I think that there are a lot more songs than people think that use instrumental build ups like in Neighbordhoods and DED back in the day, but it must have been more obvious recently because all of the songs have them.

I definitely don't mind instrumental bridges, as long as they're interesting, it's just a lot of their newer songs really feel like they need something there and instead it just goes back to the chorus.

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poor dude.

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and I'd have still preferred it.

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It doesn't sound like rap or r&b, it's a pop song.

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I've only listened to TTTYG like once. Just bland pop punk imo.