I hope this isn't weird to say, but DAVEY HAVOK GIVES ME GENDER ENVY BECAUSE HE'S JUST SO FUCKING PRETTY IN THIS crush

  • buh [she/her]
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    27 days ago

    this album is so perfectly balanced between their punk roots and the more commercial style they eventually shifted to. it also has a timeless feel, it came out in 2003, I first got into it in 2011, yet hearing it again now in 2024 feels like a fresh experience 👍

    • GalaxyBrain [they/them]
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      27 days ago

      As a huge music nerd and crust punk who mostly only likes diy stuff, it's genuinely one of the best albums ever and should be recognized by mainstream press in the same breath As Sgt Pepper or London Calling. Absolutely no exaggeration. This album is what made the 'emo' explosion of the mid 2000s happen. It's a genuinely historic album and it slaps

  • GalaxyBrain [they/them]
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    27 days ago

    As a very confirmed punk as fuck person, this album slaps so fucking hard you'll probably go blind. Also I'm an okay singer most of the time, but my Davey Havoc impression singing voice is spot fucking on. AFI in general rules. Days of the Phoenix is my favorite song to sing by a wide margin, I can crush that tune.

    • Wake [she/her, they/them]
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      26 days ago

      If I'm ever in a karaoke type situation and you're there as well, I will require you to do this.

    • Midnight_Pearl [none/use name]
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      27 days ago

      mine's Now the World if bonus tracks count (it was on the UK edition and in the secret link on the other ones)

      it made for a better opening to spoken word/this time imperfect too imo

      • GalaxyBrain [they/them]
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        27 days ago

        This Time Imperfect ruled when I was a teenager, now that I'm a decent bit older than Dave when he wrote it...it's a hard listen

    • GalaxyBrain [they/them]
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      27 days ago

      It's really fucking hard to edit a link on a phone screen so just delete my post after however long, bot. I'm not dealing with this