[AussieBoy]

Originally Posted by iamthealex

I mean, who am I to say that they should have done anything different? Everyone's an armchair quarterback, so as long as they're happy with it, it doesn't matter what I think. That being said, I'm not going to pretend to be okay with a record that I think sucks just because they happened to make some other stuff that's really important to me.

You don't even like After Midnight, UAN or Wishing Well?

[iamthealex]

Originally Posted by AussieBoy

You don't even like After Midnight, UAN or Wishing Well?

Some of the songs have little things that I like about them, like a certain guitar part or melody or something like that, but I didn't think any song they've put out post-hiatus was more enjoyable than anything on Enema through S/T.

[SpyKi]

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

[bradsonemanband]

Originally Posted by SpyKi

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

yeah, i don't rate it as a classic album or anything. when i want to listen to Fall Out Boy, i tend to listen to their latest stuff more than TTTYG era.

[dunkinsdonut]

Originally Posted by SpyKi

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

This is honestly how I feel about 90% of FOB's songs

[LetterBomb31]

Originally Posted by SpyKi

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

blasphemy!

[Nolessthanblink]

The first half of TTTYG is decent, 2nd half is bland and forgettable. And unlike Brad, I don't listen to their newer stuff either

[punkcrap]

Originally Posted by LetterBomb31

blasphemy!

Agreed. TTTYG is one of the most essential pop-punk albums in my opinion.

[punkcrap]

Everytime I went to the home page of AP.net today I thought "WAIT, IS THAT MARK??" to the guy on the right

[SpyKi]

Originally Posted by dunkinsdonut

This is honestly how I feel about 90% of FOB's songs

A lot of their most recent album is actually really great pop music though.

Originally Posted by punkcrap

Agreed. TTTYG is one of the most essential pop-punk albums in my opinion.

I kind of think pop punk in general's a kind of weak genre though so that's not saying much. I think Cork Tree took what they did on TTTYG and improved it in every way though.

[bradsonemanband]

do you guys remember this?

[Deathco_019]

Hahaha, I can see it! *in reference to punkcrap's post*

[Kyle Huntington]

I remember that Doodie animation I think it used to load with their website around the time of The Mark, Tom and Travis Show album release for a while or something?

[xjulianx89]

Originally Posted by punkcrap

Everytime I went to the home page of AP.net today I thought "WAIT, IS THAT MARK??" to the guy on the right

Wow, he really likes a chubbier version of Mark.

[dunkinsdonut]

Originally Posted by punkcrap

Everytime I went to the home page of AP.net today I thought "WAIT, IS THAT MARK??" to the guy on the right

lmfao