its Walking On Glass by The Movielife right?
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I’ll have to think a lot about favorite, but it’s amazing how the Dude Ranch singles are so, so, so much better than anything done by the bands that tried to make a career out of imitating them.
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Pennybridge-era Millencollin was fantastic too. So much energy but with a sadness driving everything.
“Material Boy” is so good - I love the way the guitars flood in and the vocals escalate after the initial palm-muting of the second verse.
Oh Dammit is such a tune
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No Cigar!
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Mr. Chainsaw by Alkaline Trio is a monster of a song. I love how it feels like it’s gradually slipping away (strangely kind of like “On the Sea” by Beach House now that I think about it).
Just in case if Jimmy Eat World counts:
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It really is. I hate it when people take shots at them, they don’t realize what talented songwriters they are.
Sometimes I think this is the best song Tom Delonge ever wrote. That intro and that chorus are so explosive.
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FenixTX should have been bigger but there was a rift in the band that broke them up. These are two amazing singles:
All I’ve Got Is Time
All My Fault
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remember There Is being a p-rock stable <3
Uhh yeah it might be actually.
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Not even the best movielife song bro
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WHAT IS
this is now the Movielife thread
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Faces or kneecaps for me clive
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One of their least pop punk moments… probably why I like it. I don’t like pop punk
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This - least of all for Ilan Rubin’s fantastic drumming
been massively diluted by the fact that every single band when i was a teenager (including my band and all my friends’ bands) would cover it endlessly
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anthem is the best song off that album
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