2012-3-11 09:49
tommyyang21
Say Anything - Anarchy, My Dear [Indie Rock/Punk Pop]
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- Release Info -------------------------------------------------------------- -
Artist: Say Anything
Album: Anarchy, My Dear
Label: Equal Vision
Playtime: 48:27 min
Genre: Rock
URL: [url]http://www.allmusic.com/album/anarchy-my-dear-r2398286[/url]
Rip date: 2012-03-08
Street date: 2012-03-13
Size: 94.01 MB
Type: Normal
Quality: 259 kbps / 4410Hz / Joint Stereo
- Release Notes ------------------------------------------------------------- -
If you don't know this band by now, you're probably someone who listens
exlusively to dubstep. In that case, go kill yourself.
Bio:
Say Anything are the pop-punk brainchild of Max Bemis, who founded the band
while its initial members were still attending high school in Los Angeles.
Although the lineup has since featured a rotating cast of characters, Bemis
remains at the band's core, spinning tales of insecurity and frustration with
help from longtime drummer Coby Linder. Say Anything made their studio debut
with two self-released and self-produced EPs -- Junior Varsity! and
Menorah/Majora, the latter being released online -- as well as a full-length
album, 2003's Baseball. These releases saw the band leaning toward the same
mix of emo, rock, and pop-punk made popular by bands like blink-182 and Saves
the Day. Bemis soon grew tired of the genre and revamped his band's sound for
...Is a Real Boy, which marked Say Anything's first release for Doghouse
Records in 2004. A self-described punk rock musical, the album was fittingly
produced by Tim O'Heir (Dinosaur Jr., the All-American Rejects) and Stephen
Trask (Hedwig and the Angry Inch), with Bemis playing nearly every instrument.
Bemis' bipolar disorder proved to be increasingly disruptive, however,
plaguing both the recording of the album and its aftermath. Struggled with
crippling stress, the singer suffered a nervous breakdown that ultimately led
to Say Anything's cancellation of two tours in 2005, including an opening slot
with one of the band's idols, Saves the Day. Despite the setback, the band
signed with J Records that same year and reissued ...Is a Real Boy in February
2006. The re-release boasted two discs, pairing the original record with a
bonus EP containing demos, re-recordings of previous songs, and sessions from
a never-released AIDS benefit record. A national headlining tour followed the
reissue, and the single "Alive with the Glory of Love" found some success on
radio and the MTV networks. Momentum continued to build as the band toured
into 2007, eventually pairing with Saves the Day for a second attempt at
touring. The effort was successful this time around, and Say Anything released
a two-disc concept album, In Defense of the Genre, that October. Bemis
announced plans to record a new album in early 2008, and the resulting record
(a self-titled effort) arrived in late 2009, several months after Bemis and
Saves the Day's Chris Conley released an album by their side project, Two
Tongues.
- Track List ---------------------------------------------------------------- -
01. Burn a Miracle ( 3:53)
02. Say Anything ( 3:01)
03. Night's Song ( 3:44)
04. Admit it Again ( 4:12)
05. So Good ( 4:29)
06. Sheep ( 2:55)
07. Peace Out ( 5:16)
08. Overbiter ( 3:27)
09. Of Steel ( 4:09)
10. Anarchy, My Dear ( 5:43)
11. The Stephen Hawking ( 7:38)
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