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Yellowcard: Ryan Key (vocals, guitar); Sean Mackin (vocals, violin); Ben Harper (guitar); Warren Cooke (bass); Longineu Parsons (drums).
Additional personnel: Nick Rucker (keyboards, percussion).
Yellowcard Underdog Songs Underdog Music Review Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Greatest Album Ever
This is the best yellowcard album and yellowcard is quite possibly one of the greatest bands ever. This EP is short but has all the best songs.
Submitted by TheMuffinMix (Hooper, UT)
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best
this is obviousy their best cd they have and probably ever will have.
Submitted by chris (jax, FL)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  wow i only like one of these songs
this cds weak
Submitted by phat592 (OakCreek, Wisconsin,USA)
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Back Before Yellowcard was crap
this cd is easily their best cd. it featured them before they got all crappy and poppy. Underdog is a good song to start this cd off, i listened to this ep so many times the last two yeras of HS and still listen to it now. If u like this cd i would recommend One For The Kids, it has similar sound to it, but if this is your first yellowcard cd be prepared to be dissapointed when u hear ocean avenue cause it will just sound horrible
Submitted by James (Cali)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  avondale is a great track
Unlike some of the other reviewers, "Underdog" is actually my least favorite Yellowcard song (still puts it above most every song from most other bands). That's probably because I'm significantly older than your average Yellowcard fan and a few years removed from high school. However, "Avondale" is an amazing track and one of my favorite Yellowcard songs. And tracks 3-5 follow it up well. So, with something for everyone, you should definitely check this one out. These guys are worth it!
Submitted by gabry_ll (arlington, va)
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Purchase Underdog CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Saves The Day Stay What You Are CD (2001)
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This pop-punk outfit started out young--VERY young. They were still in their teens when they released their first album, and this one--their third--naturally finds them still flush with youthful enthusiasm but bearing distinct signs of songwriting maturity. There's no slowdown of excitement on STAY WHAT YOU ARE--the band still practices four-on-the-floor, heavy-guitar punk-pop a la Green Day or Blink-182. But their lyrical smarts put them in a place somewhere in between those two bands; smarter and more purposeful than the latter and minus the ballads-with-strings moves of the former. Although the pace seldom lets up from blazing guitars, pounding drums, and proud, ...
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| | My Chemical Romance I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love CD (2002)
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My Chemical Romance are another in the swarm of hard-edged, emo-tinged punk-pop bands flooding the market of the early-to-mid 2000s, working firmly in a post-hardcore musical vein that doesn't rule out sensitivity and inspection in lyrical content. On I BROUGHT YOU MY BULLETS, YOU BROUGHT ME YOUR LOVE, the band's debut, My Chemical Romance shows that they don't fool around on either count. Bolstered by chugging, crunching guitars, pulse-quickening rhythms, and passionate, anthemic melodies straight from the alt-rock rulebook, MCR unleashes a blistering intensity that encourages raised, clenched fists, while incorporating elements of nu metal and punk with surprising skill.
Lead singer Gerard Way has a way with words, and I BROUGHT YOU MY BULLETS also serves as a tour through the bleaker corridors of the human spirit. Way's angst-infused vocals and lyrics about loneliness, anger, substance abuse, and alienation, prove MCR is fully able to articulately explore the dark side. The combination of thoughtful, ...
| | Yellowcard Ocean Avenue CD (2003) Enhanced CD
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Yellowcard's major-label debut is that rarity in latter-day punk-rock--a nuanced, almost subtle collection of distinctive songs with lyrics sensitive enough to reference moonlight, the ocean, and DEATH OF A SALESMAN, amongst its more usual expressions of post-teen angst. (And, by the way, they also have a violinist.) But, far from consigning them to the ranks of the irredeemably nerdy, OCEAN AVENUE is the sound of a young band flexing its imaginative muscle and emerging from behind the one-sound-fits-all sonic shadow of Green Day to produce a singularly distinctive collection of songs.
Sure, the album's opening salvo "Way Away" is straight out of the SoCal punk rock playbook, but by the shimmering intro to "Only One" it's increasingly obvious that there's more on offer here than one-dimensional posturing. It's not that Yellowcard are any slouches in the sonic thrash department, as evidenced by the breathless rush of "Twentythree"--it's just that they're not afraid to let their strong lyrics and musical smarts speak for them as much as their twentysomething ...
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| | Tracy Chapman CD (1988)
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Tracy Chapman exploded out of the Boston folk scene in the late eighties, carrying the acoustic guitar-playing singer/songwriter mantle to a more political and socially conscious level than had recently been achieved. Her deep alto and throttled vocal delivery, combined with attentively scrutinized social scenarios presented in a simple, accessible manner, rocketed Tracy to the top of the charts and into the Grammy record books. Instrumentally crisp and minimal, TRACY CHAPMAN is a compelling statement from the no-holds-barred black singer/songwriter, stealing the focus away from the popular folk mafia.
Chapman expresses a heretofore unmined black, feminist, disenfranchised point of view--from the helpless-but-hopeful underclass of the smash hit "Fast Car," to the defiant politicos of "Talkin' `Bout A Revolution." In regards to other issues, Tracy responds to Suzanne Vega's "Luka" with her own a capella song about domestic violence, "Behind The Wall"; and the percussive "Mountains O' Things" is about material wealth. But TRACY CHAPMAN is not all social politics; there are several rapturously tender love songs included as well.
There are many strong influences to be heard in Tracy's voice, particularly Joan Armatrading (on "Baby Can I Hold You") and Odetta. Infused with those powerful roots, Chapman dramatically changed the ...
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| | Blink 182 Greatest Hits CD (2005) (Import) Import; Sweden
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In early 2005, SoCal pop-punk act Blink 182 announced that it was going on "indefinite hiatus," and this 17-track retrospective followed later that year. The disc charts the trio's career in chronological order, beginning with their early work (recorded before drummer Travis Barker joined), including the revved-up "Dammit," which first revealed the band's teen-friendly, pop-minded potential. Blink 182 really hit a winning streak when it gained the fierce drumming of Barker and the potent production of Jerry Finn, a point proven by the exuberant "What's My Age Again?" and the sing-songy anthem "All the Small Things." Rounding out GREATEST HITS are two non-album songs, the propulsive "Not Now" and a solid cover of the Only Ones' "Another Girl Another Planet," a tune used for Barker's own reality-TV show.
Limited edition includes a bonus DVD (NTSC/Region 0) that includes behind the scenes footage from the Making Of the 'Feeling This' video, 'I Miss You' video and 'Down' video plus trailers. After 5 studio albums beginning with the Indie released Cheshire Cat and then Dude Ranch, Enema Of The State, Take Off Your Pants And Jacket and the untitled ...
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