Taking Back Sunday - Tidal Wave (September 16, 2016) Album • Page 94

Sad Saviour is such a cool song

 

I actually like Money.

 

Preach that gospel

 

Doesn't feel a thing like falling and You Got Me are the worst songs in this band's career imo

*Ducks and hides*

 

You Got Me is the best version of the band’s full pop sound imo

 

Second only to that song they did for Yo Gabba Gabba haha

 

debating on going to the show in philly wednesday

 

self-titled is a very very good record tbh

 

Listening through Tidal Wave again right now, and yeah, this is definitely their most cohesive and overall best record since WYWTB. The build up at the end of “I Felt It Too” is stellar.

 

Agreed 100%

 

Did I miss a Top 5 TBS songs ranking over the weekend?

I'd have to think about 4 and 5 but The Union, Your Own Disaster and Slowdance are definitely cemented in as my Top 3.

 

I'm slightly impressed the album rankings haven't started from this convo yet

 

I think there was some (for the 100th time) last week.

 

Where You Want To Be is my favorite, the others all move around tbh. I like em all

 

Money is a pretty fun song

 

Man, that was ages ago.

 

Listened to new again and louder now on a long drive yesterday. Would’ve added more but the copilot isn’t a fan. Still, those are wonderful summer driving records. I say that as someone who hates album covers of cars on desert roads (see: TBS, Hawthorne, etc etc etc etc etc) lolz

 

I am not as big into TBS as I once was but I always found their albums to be great for driving and running.

 

so "Winter Passing" is a fuckin' great jam that I had no idea existed until a few days ago. Did they just not finish it in time to make New Again or what?

 

IIRC, it was a case of them thinking it didn't fit with the rest of the album. I wish they had kept it on there.

 

yeah that's a shame, I found it fit perfectly between "Catholic Knees" and "Carpathia" when I subbed it in there on a playlist. it's equally awesome that they made a lyrical trilogy with "Winter", "Didn't See That Coming" and "Cut Me Up Jenny" and frustrating that the worst of those three by far was the only one that made the album!

 

Preach

 

DSTC is a gem and it was a shame it didn’t make the album.

 

Listening to Live From Orensanz. The way Adam brought A Decade Under the Influence down to a lower range brings new life to the song and it rules.

 

hot playlisting take: DSTC into Everything Must Go is how the album should've ended