Once an emo, always and emo. –Mae
I’m a big fan of The All American Rejects. Catchy and lyrically emo, much like my fondness towards Dashboard Confessional. They released a new album last year, but I only managed to grab the CD (mind you, original ok!) a few days ago and I’ve been playing it ever since.
Slight twist in the new album, they sound mature. Current favorite, Back To Me.
09-the_all-american_rejects-back_to_me-crd.mp3
Can’t you see I beg and plead,
Cause when your eyes light up the skies at night,
I know you’re gonna find your way back to me.
Seriously, an ear candy 😎
You can Google “When the World Comes Down +Rapidshare” for download . Buy the album if you like it!
(I have tonnes to whine about, unfortunately for you, I have someone who’d lend an ear now 😮 or you can read my other blog.)
ps: Currently making a WP theme for WWF
9 replies on “When The World Comes Down”
nawwww, dont put dashboard in the same league as american rejectssss… nawwwwwwwww… 🙁
I never said they’re in the same league. I said my liking for both are equal. DC lost their footing in Dusk and Summer. I hated that album. Since then, it’s quite hard adapt with the new DC.
Aik? Tak jadi anonymous dah? 😛
my current fav, another heart calls..
gorgeous gorgeous AAR! 😆
agreed..
a mark a mission a brand a scar is my favorite…
(though I haven’t heard the swiss army romance, is it good?)
i prefer DC when it was only chris.. the songs had more soul.. lyrics were more genuine..
but then again, songs after a mark a mission.. the direction of the music is more mature i wud say..
i like the band version of the old songs.. like so impossible and living in ur letters..pergh layan!
Screaming infidelities and Vindicated for me
Oh yes, The All American Rejects! I like the old and new albums alike – hardly quite true for me for other bands. A lot of bands, in a bid to revamp their boyish image, fail miserably… by The AAR just did it right 🙂 I love the new emo and yet mature feeling in their new songs. Sweeeeet!
i love theemmm. currently, another heart calls is on repeat. 🙂