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Back to 2007 (Re-Ranking the Best of Lists) • Page 4

Discussion in 'Article Discussion' started by Melody Bot, Jun 17, 2020.

  1. terps12

    Regular

    A few of the albums I revisit frequently:

    American Steel - Destroy Their Future
    Big D - Strictly Rude
    Gaslight Anthem - Sink or Swim
    Modest Mouse - We Were Dead
    Menzingers - A Lesson In the Abuse
    Nothington - All In
    Streetlight Manifesto - Somewhere in the Between
    Smoke or Fire - This Sinking Ship
    Sundowner - Four Five One Two
    Cobra Skulls - Sitting Army
     
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  2. Drew Baldy

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    2007 was such a pivotal year for me as a person:

    - got married (for the 1st time, lol)
    - Year I started to get political and definitely moved to the left
    - diagnosed with cancer
    - last year of college
    - found out wife was pregnant with my daughter

    These albums truly bring back a lot of emotions for me because I listened to them on my Halo 3 edition Zune that my mom got me when I started chemotherapy in January of 2008 (diagnosed December of 2007).

    1. Fall Out Boy - Infinity in High

    this band has always been my favorite. So I’m absolutely biased here, but I listened and still listen to this album so damn much.

    2. Eisley - Combinations

    I still remember when I got to see them in Panama City, Florida in 2008 (my home town). Went with my ex wife who was pregnant at the time who we named eisley. Saw them at McDonald’s and were too nervous to talk to them. Wish we would have.

    3. Say Anything - In Defense of the Genre

    I know this album isn’t one of their best but I love it and listen to it on a regular basis.

    4. Mayday Parade - A Lesson in Romantics

    this album is one of the number one albums my friends and I would Jam out to on road trips.

    5. Chiodos - Bone Palace Baller

    I literally almost got the “all the worlds a stage” tattooed across my chest because of this song. Ended up going with my daughters name instead lol

    6. Silverstein - Arrivals and Departures
    7. The Academy Is... - Santi
    8. Coheed and Cambria - Good Apollo
    9. Circa Survive - On Letting Go
    10. Kanye West - Graduation
    11. The Startling Line - Direction
    12. The Almost - Southern Weather
    13. Yellowcard - Paper Walls
    14. Bright Eyes - Cassadega
    15. Cobra Starship - Viva la Cobra
    16. Dashboard Confessional - The Shade of Poison Trees
    17. Linkin Park - Minutes to Midnight
    18. Lupe Fiasco - The Cool
    19. PM Today - and Then the Hurricane
    20. Saves the Day - Under the Boards
    21. Sherwood - a Different Light


    It’s been fun going back to some of these albums
     
  3. mad

    I was right. Prestigious

    lmao I forgot about so many, I could keep editing this post forever
     
  4. Craig Manning

    @FurtherFromSky Moderator

    It was self-released in 2007. It got re-released in 2008 on an actual label with a much bigger push/a lot more buzz/the album cover everyone is familiar with. So I think a lot of people consider it a 2008 album, or at least associate it with that year. For instance, most of the critics lists it landed on were for 2008, not 2007. I personally consider it a 2008 album, but you could go either way.

    Yep, those are my two favorites.
     
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  5. phaynes12

    https://expertfrowner.bandcamp.com/ Prestigious

    yeah i debated including BI (it would have been #1) but decided it makes more sense as 08
     
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  6. St. Nate

    LGBTQ Supporter (Lets Go Bomb TelAviv Quickly) Prestigious

    Didn't listen to half of these when they came out. But these would be my most appreciated records from that year.

    Paramore - RIOT

    Circa Survive -On Letting Go

    The Gaslight Anthem – Sink Or Swim

    Motion City Soundtrack – Even if It Kills Me

    Explosions in the Sky - All of the Sudden I Miss Everyone

    Dustin Kensrue – Please Come Home

    The Gaslight Anthem – Sink Or Swim

    Say Anything - In Defense of the Genre

    The National - Boxer

    Kanye West - Graduation
     
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  7. moore182

    Member Since August 2003

    So much this.
     
  8. moore182

    Member Since August 2003

    Sum 41- Underclass Hero anyone?

    That is my number one. I didn't appreciate it completely at first, but it has grown to be my favorite Sum album and one of my favorites of all time. Deryck's production on it is top notch in my opinion. I love the sound, and there are so many bangers.
     
  9. phaynes12

    https://expertfrowner.bandcamp.com/ Prestigious

    literally no one
     
  10. moore182

    Member Since August 2003

    I'm aware it's not the popular opinion when it comes to Sum 41. But dissecting those songs, there are so many juicy layers filled with some of my favorite songwriting moments from any artist. I can't be the only one who loves the way the album flows. That piano at the end of "With Me" going into "Pull the Curtain" is magic to my ears.
     
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  11. disambigujason

    Trusted Supporter

    dang, i forgot about the almost and silverstein. kinda surprised the almost hasn't appeared in the thread more.
     
  12. Snoblin

    Goblin Person Prestigious

    Glad I got to read this line today. I feel the same way about myself in 2007.
     
  13. SFguitar

    Regular

    Does anyone remember Amber Pacific's Truth in Sincerity? That album had some serious hooks.
     
  14. Pepetito

    Trusted Supporter

    Possibility and promise I listened to a lot as well
     
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  15. Jusscali

    Synth-Bop Enthusiast Prestigious

    Even if it kills me is the mfing goat
     
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  16. Pepetito

    Trusted Supporter

    If by goat you mean Motion City's 3rd best album at best....
     
  17. pbueddi

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    I mentioned it earlier! Love the album!

    edit: Sorry it was in a different thread!
     
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  18. pbueddi

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  19. pbueddi

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    Fun album. Did you listen to the one they released a few years ago with Matt singing again? I like that one as well. I’m not totally sure but they might be in the process of making some new music.
     
  20. Jusscali

    Synth-Bop Enthusiast Prestigious

    GOAT
     
  21. Craig Manning

    @FurtherFromSky Moderator

    EIIKM is the best Motion City album, and for me it’s not close.
     
  22. irthesteve

    formerly irthesteve Prestigious

    Commit this to Memory is far and away the favorite, but Even If It Kills Me is definitely second place
     
  23. Jusscali

    Synth-Bop Enthusiast Prestigious

    From a production stand point I always felt everything post Even sounded like a complete regression - Demo sounding type shit, even the better tunes of the lot
     
  24. DeRRek

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    A Wilhelm scream always! Career suicide is incredible!
     
  25. SFguitar

    Regular

    Yeah, I didn't really like that one. Thought it was pretty boring but maybe it's time to revisit it. Their first two albums are still gold. I even liked their third with that different singer.
     
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