[Avalanche1]

Milwaukee was so incredible today. Will probably do a little write up later. Yellowcard was supposed to do an acoustic set but they cancelled it because they were practicing/learning Chasing Rainbows by No Use For A Name and they played that in their electric set.

[Avalanche1]

Originally Posted by ALT/MSC/FAN

Also, would somebody mind posting the Milwaukee schedule here? I was trying to go the show, but it didn't work out, so I'm curious what my schedule would've been.

[kidinthebushes]

My buddy got videos of all the guest singers during TBS set. I will post them once he uploads them.

I still can't get over seeing Geoff onstage with TBS performing Cute Without the E.

[kidinthebushes]

Originally Posted by Avalanche1

Milwaukee was so incredible today. Will probably do a little write up later. Yellowcard was supposed to do an acoustic set but they cancelled it because they were practicing/learning Chasing Rainbows by No Use For A Name and they played that in their electric set.

Today was my first Warped experience in Milwaukee and boy, was I impressed. Maybe it is because I've gone to the Tinley Park/Chicago stop for 9 straight years but everything about Milwaukee was cleaner and cheaper than Chicago.

I plan on hitting up both dates again next year.

[gurby]

I love warped tour and I never want it to end. Milwaukee today was perfect. Best of the three I went to. Just so much fun overall. Will post a recap probably once I finally get some sleep.

[ALT/MSC/FAN]

Damn, now I really wish Milwaukee would've worked out. There are only two conflicts (ETID v. ManO, Mayday v. Cherri) in an otherwise solid day.

11:45 Four Year Strong
12:15 Every Time I Die
1:30 Tonight Alive
1:55 Of Mice & Men
3:35 Breathe Carolina
4:10 Taking Back Sunday
4:45 Streetlight Manifesto
5:20 Yellowcard
6:50 Cherri Bomb
7:15 Polar Bear Club (first half)
7:25 Transit
7:40 New Found Glory
8:15 All Time Low

Also, did Skip the Foreplay drop off the tour?

[dX927]

Originally Posted by ALT/MSC/FAN

Damn, now I really wish Milwaukee would've worked out. There are only two conflicts (ETID v. ManO, Mayday v. Cherri) in an otherwise solid day.

11:45 Four Year Strong
12:15 Every Time I Die
1:30 Tonight Alive
1:55 Of Mice & Men
3:35 Breathe Carolina
4:10 Taking Back Sunday
4:45 Streetlight Manifesto
5:20 Yellowcard
6:50 Cherri Bomb
7:15 Polar Bear Club (first half)
7:25 Transit
7:40 New Found Glory
8:15 All Time Low

Also, did Skip the Foreplay drop off the tour?

"We're sad to announce that we won't be performing on the last five dates of the Vans Warped Tour. Math injured his knee at the beginning of the tour in San Diego and it still hasn't healed so we're forced to go back home so he can take care of himself. We had an amazing time all summer long on this tour. We'd like to thank Kevin Lynman, all our friends with whom it was a pleasure to work all summer long and all of you guys who came out to see us every day."

[Avalanche1]

It's a shame I Call Fives has been drawing such small crowds. Saw them yesterday for the first time and they were great.

[bobby runs]

Originally Posted by Avalanche1

It's a shame I Call Fives has been drawing such small crowds. Saw them yesterday for the first time and they were great.

I've tried to get my friends into them but they haven't really listened to them yet.

[guitarguy211]

Originally Posted by Avalanche1

It's a shame I Call Fives has been drawing such small crowds. Saw them yesterday for the first time and they were great.

Im extremely stoked to see them-and will probably see them both Saturday and Sunday. Their album is one of the best pop-punk records ever.

[koryoreo]

Originally Posted by guitarguy211

Im extremely stoked to see them-and will probably see them both Saturday and Sunday. Their album is one of the best pop-punk records ever.

Maybe of the year, but not ever. That's just a fanboyish, hyperbolic statement lolz.

[guitarguy211]

Originally Posted by koryoreo

Maybe of the year, but not ever. That's just a fanboyish, hyperbolic statement lolz.

Absolutely of the year. But it's definitely better than or tied with most of the pop-punk that's been released in the last decade. I'd put it above anything released by TWY or Man Overboard, that's for sure. I'd even venture to say that it has the potential to be a Sticks and Stones of sorts for the next decade.

I'll give you that "ever" is a poor way of wording my comment, and I probably did come off like a fanboy haha.

(And I'm going with just that one particular scene of the massive pop-punk genre. The Defend Pop Punk type of pop-punk led by NFG, TWY, Man Overboard, TSSF, AL4W, SYG, and similar bands. Not comparing it to All Time Low, Yellowcard, and WATIC style pop-punk.)

[dannym37]

I Call Fives set was my favorite part of Warped, they deserve so much more.

[koryoreo]

Originally Posted by guitarguy211

Absolutely of the year. But it's definitely better than or tied with most of the pop-punk that's been released in the last decade. I'd put it above anything released by TWY or Man Overboard, that's for sure. I'd even venture to say that it has the potential to be a Sticks and Stones of sorts for the next decade.

I'll give you that "ever" is a poor way of wording my comment, and I probably did come off like a fanboy haha.

(And I'm going with just that one particular scene of the massive pop-punk genre. The Defend Pop Punk type of pop-punk led by NFG, TWY, Man Overboard, TSSF, AL4W, SYG, and similar bands. Not comparing it to All Time Low, Yellowcard, and WATIC style pop-punk.)

It's all good, pop punk's a very broad genre. Your statement was just worded terribly and I had to give you shit for it because I like to be an ass haha. I like the album alright, it's probably tied for my best of the year in the genre with Forever Came Calling. That's only if you don't count Make Do and Mend as pop punk, which I don't.

This year is weak for pop punk so far though in my opinion, Yellowcard will probably top both of those for me. I think last year had a lot of releases that were better than anything released so far this year. Fireworks, Transit, TWY and TSSF all were more memorable than any pop punk albums released to far this year, at least to me. It's all difference of opinion though so no worries.

[guitarguy211]

Originally Posted by koryoreo

It's all good, pop punk's a very broad genre. Your statement was just worded terribly and I had to give you shit for it because I like to be an ass haha. I like the album alright, it's probably tied for my best of the year in the genre with Forever Came Calling. That's only if you don't count Make Do and Mend as pop punk, which I don't.

This year is weak for pop punk so far though in my opinion, Yellowcard will probably top both of those for me. I think last year had a lot of releases that were better than anything released so far this year. Fireworks, Transit, TWY and TSSF all were more memorable than any pop punk albums released to far this year, at least to me. It's all difference of opinion though so no worries.

Haha its all good bro-you going to the Portland show this weekend?

And yeah, it is all opinion. I just heard the new FCC, and its really good as well. Yellowcard is one of those bands thats kinda pop-punk, but at the same time more pop-rock. Havent really listened to the new MDAM yet-its more hardcore influenced pop-punk, right? Itll be interesting to see what my list looks like at the end of the year. (AOTY list)