_Kyle_

I kind of understand why they left the chords out. But man these songs are like pure pop sugar.

yeah, 5/31/2005 is when the actual myspace got going

I have a feeling people in their 20s were making some of these decisions.

What Went Wrong to me was the closer to the album that never was. But really the song choices weren't an issue with me as the album is just super solid. The b-sides were just more good shit to have.

I had the Yellow/Tom one

is this the first time they gave the bonus songs symbols?

Being a fan of Jawbreaker, I'd reckon he'd at least heard of GD.

You think this would look good in the bedroom?

Yeah, a somewhat low effort list here (only 4 albums) but also actually only one track was taken from the Buddha/CC era and was re-recorded for Dude Ranch (Degenerate). Anyway, CC is a cult classic for a lot of people (selling more after their breakthrough) and has a pretty solid reputation if you're into pop punk at all. Reminds me a bit of Pablo Honey, which is a decent enough record but mostly everyone's least favorite Radiohead album.

Yeah, I was into them in high school and they were pretty revered back then. Dig Me Out and The Woods were my two favorites. if you want to make a case that Fever To Tell is a punk records, it's not that outlandish. it just feels like a record that has punk moments. A+ experience either way.

dude. go listen to those records. punk or not, they good. they definitely are punk adjacent at the very least.

hell yeah brother!

I don't get why compilation albums get in either. shouldn't that be an instant disqualifier?

I've never listened to Turnstile, or if I did, I don't remember them. Quite honestly, I don't take this list to be anything more than a chance for them to formulate a template for mostly quintessential picks, some newer canonized punk albums, and newer bands/artists to get maximum attention. But yeah, I knew this list was bullshit when a Paramore album showed up.

oh shit I remember this shirt that Mark is wearing. banned from my school.