Originally Posted by zack-182

Not a fan of old material, but this sounds real good

Someone smack Zack for me.

Originally Posted by zack-182

You and your old people music.

-- This is a band that I try to get into (all 3 iterations) several times a year. I try. Will try again soon

Ignore the last version.

Old people music. Please. "How to Start a Fire" is what all the bands in their crappy tank-tops should be aspiring to write.

Originally Posted by zack-182

I want to make a poll on the AP.net home page regarding whether tanks are so terrible or not. I will win

There doesn't need to be a poll ... tank tops are terrible and no self-respecting man should wear them that is not actively playing basketball. And even then if your arms look like tooth-picks, don't do it.

Originally Posted by zack-182

You're wrong. PS, I like the start of The Moon Is Down this time

Yeah, but you wear tank tops ... so your opinion is as invalid as your attempt at wearing a shirt.

Originally Posted by zack-182

So harsh, Jason. So harsh

I've been living in a hotel for a week ... I am at new levels of harsh so rarely seen by the outside world.

Originally Posted by KNBE

Anybody know who produced this?

Chris.

Originally Posted by seanthethief

Chris. As in Chris Carraba? Wtf?

Yep.

Originally Posted by jimmyeatsboys

daaaamn, puttin' him on blast!!

Originally Posted by irthesteve

sounds like Dashboard, haha

Please tell me what Dashboard album this sounds like ... I beg of you.

Originally Posted by irthesteve

sounds like Dashboard with less crisp production and heaveier guitar songs. The melody, and vocals wouldn't be out of place as Dashboard tracks if done acoustic or stripped back full-band

Yeah, if you took every single thing about the songs out except the vocals and made them acoustic ... then they'd sound like Dashboard. Kinda deflates your entire first statement with such a qualifier though.

Originally Posted by GeeBee

Have to call bs here. TMID stood out because of its tempo shifts and complex song structures. In this regard, I consider Steve kleisath to be just as integral to the overall sound. Dashboard had pretty straightforward time signatures and structure.

Let's not pretend FSF had complex structures.