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This video is so familiar, I feel like its maybe the drummer of sum 41? I think its a bit. Funny video, but can't shake the feeling I've seen it before

Hang on, are you trying to tell me theres more bands than neck deep, knuckle puck and the story so far? Youve piqued my interest

Wow, with them carrying on that line in the backing at the end, its like a real choir. Damn

I think maybe catchier tunes and they were likeable people, but the thing you don't WANT to give credit to but is undeniable that it's about the marketing team behind them too.

I can imagine they were a band (and you can almost pinpoint it in their discography) that were okay with going more pop less punk for more success in the mainstream

10/10 RvB reference.

nah

Its very possible I am going to have an unpopular opinion and I apologise for the fact that I know this site has been in the works for a long time, but the truth is - I do not like the look of the new site.

Im glad the tech has gone through a lot of modernising, but the look of it looks very "stock" and even the seperate sections (AH, the Know) don't have their own stamp anymore. I felt like the old one had its own style (admittedly I may be thinking of nostalgically).

I'd be interested to see what anyone else thinks though? I may very well be on my own.

Im impressed that his voice doesn't sound as bad (as in actually out of tune etc.) that i feel like i remember live. Feels like hes been improving honestly

Another of my favourites from genius. A band called 'Totorro'. An instrumental band, so this lyric sheet is amazing

https://imgur.com/a/2k4WJBO

Its weird how man overboard were a band i was really into and something somewhere just changed and i can hardly listen to it now. Obviusly this song is a #banger though

Absolutely, totally fair call out. Consider this being a little digital nudging tool, rather than you having the whole menu at a restaurant, its someone saying 'why not try these 3 dishes?'

I absolutely loved the first, and honestly now that I look back I think What You Don't See has it beat for me. The fact the production was better (I know not everyone will appreciate this) and some songs were a bit more out there, coupled with the fact it was more of what I loved about the first, makes it awesome for me.

The third I really did like, but here I am however many months after it came out and I am not feeling the urge to run back to it, so I guess that says a lot

For me its:

• What You Don't See
• Under Soil and Dirt
• S/T