Yellowcard Band • Page 105

Also, if you ask me, ticket sales and album sales definitely were not the huge factor that caused Yellowcard to call it quits. But they did factor in to why it was done and how it was done. Think Ryan was just trying to make a point.

 

It cost me 30 dollars for a ticket to see Yellowcards final show ever, and I flew there on an airplane. And this dude is complaining about ticket prices and the fact that the lead singer is taking the time to make something special for people. What a knob.

 

Gets better every time I listen to it. Also, Southern Air is incredible.

 

It's Paper Walls from the Scene Classics podcast episode idk why I remember that but I do lol

 

Lift A Sail rules

 

Encore Podcast rules

 

I don't get it when people complain about shit they're not buying like that dude. Just being an asshole for no reason.

 

Paper Walls is a solid choice for favorite YC song. I'd personally have to think on it a lot more to make that decision for myself though.

 

Most of my favorite YC tracks are all closers: Hollywood Died, Paper Walls, Be The Young and Back Home.

 

Yellowcard did really know how to write a jam of a closing track. One of the best around at it.

 

Openers too imo

 

Very true, esp The Takedown, Awakening and The Sound of You and I.

 

This is also a true statement.

 

I always felt Life of Leaving Home didn't get the loved it deserved.

 

I looooooove that song

 

Fields & Fences is unreal. wow.

 

Probably a top 3 from that record

 

I don't know if its an unpopular opinion, but I really only like the 2nd part of the song. It honestly feels like two separate songs that were combined. But I do love that ending for sure.

 

Both true but I think their strongest point was their bridges. So many good ones.

 

Look, another one!

 

Looked at his timeline: Racist piece of shit.

 

(Selling a product and looking to monetize things you can doesn't make you broke, btw. That's just a stupid take.)

 

Couldn't agree more. It blows my mind that people can actually have that opinion.

 

Four things:

1.) It is a crime that they didn't perform the Self-Titled album front to back at least one time on their last tour.

2.) It is a crime that they never played 'Got Yours' or 'The Hurt Is Gone' live.

3.) Out of the new songs they played live 'What Appears' was my favorite to see. YUUUUGE bridge and awesome chorus.

4.) Witnessing them perform 'Lift a Sail' was very special. One of my top 3 YC songs.

 

sounds so good live