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Fall Out Boy

Take This To Your Grave

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Release date: 8-3-2004
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Catalogue Number: SORE009CD
Label: EATSLEEP

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Fall Out Boy -

Take This To Your Grave

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4 out of 5

Richard See all by me Location: ABERDEEN

Better than the others!!!

19 June, 2008

Although Fall Out Boy didn't make it big till 'From Under the Cork Tree' was released this was a mcuh better album. The chorus hooks were a lot fuller with more bite with 'Tell mick....' and 'Patron Saint of Liars' being the stand out song for more serious punk fans - if you can even call FOB pop-punk. If you enjoyed the last two albums this is a must as it's where FOB found and lost what edge they ever had.

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Take This To Your Grave

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5 out of 5

julie See all by me Location: NOTTINGHAM

excellent

27 May, 2008

this album is awesome

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Feb 2004

Mixing the edginess of hardcore with the catchiness of pop-punk Fall Out Boy create a unique sound that is set to explode. Stand out tracks include ‘Homesick At Space Camp’ and ‘Calm Before The Storm’. For fans of New Found Glory and Midtown.

The mercurial term "emo" has meant many different things since its first appearance in the mid-1980s hardcore punk underground. By the mid 2000s, the term was best exemplified by the band Fall Out Boy. Playing an accessible brand of melodic rock marked by clever, classically angsty lyrics and the blistering energy of punk's harsher sub-genres, Fall Out Boy rocketed to near TRL superstardom following the release of 2005's FROM UNDER THE CORK TREE.