ITT: guilty pleasures
ITT: guilty pleasures
Andrew Brown
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Dylan Nguyen
(meme aside)
Tyler Campbell
>why the fuck is a motorhead track on this
Jeremiah Hughes
New stuff is trash tho
Carter Davis
LADIES AND GENTLEMENS.....
INTRODUCING....
THE CHOCOLATE STARFISH!
Jonathan Harris
OCEAN MAN
Brandon Ramirez
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Thomas Murphy
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Jacob Barnes
who /Take That/ here?
Carter Long
how much coke do you do? also, how many coke-fueled orgies have you been a part of?
Aaron Williams
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Alexander Kelly
don't know if this is disowned or not but
Andrew Barnes
all music, it's the lowest art form
Easton Bailey
My favourite genre is power metal so I guess every album is a guilty pleasure
Joshua Carter
no reason to be guilty its a good album
Robert Parker
it's also the only good lolicore album
Owen Smith
okay but this a rare example of a good pop punk album
Jonathan Ramirez
>feeling guilty for liking music
why do you plebs think your precious wanna be patrician taste is so important? just listen to music and enjoy or dont enjoy it.
Parker Nelson
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Nathaniel Clark
I agree
Easton James
Very solid album. 6.5/10 at least.
Their debut is their best imo.
Carson Miller
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Cameron Jenkins
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Isaac Brooks
>deriving guilt from pleasure
Be a mensch
Kevin Ward
I'm the guy who defends Green Day in every single thread.
Jaxson Miller
I'm the guy that defends pre Uno, Dos, Tré GD, so I guess you're not alone
Blake Carter
The first concert I ever went to was during their 21st Century Breakdown tour (still a good album in my opinion).
Jaxon Gonzalez
That was their last good album if you ask me. Hell, I'd say it still holds up as well as Kerplunk. A lot of the songs hold some nostalgic memories for me
John Ramirez
This is probably my favorite song from that album
Oliver Martinez
Ooooh oh oh oh ooh WHOA
Chase Rogers
That was a really good one. Mine is a three way tie between 21st Century Breakdown, Viva La Gloria!, and Murder City
Oliver Torres
Scratch that, just putting two more for a top five. Those being 21 Guns and The Static Age
Leo Sanders
I really like ¿Viva La Gloria? (Little Girl) as well.
Joseph Bell
The Birthday Massacre
Edgy name aside, I like the overal themes and female vocals. I find the vocals to be oddly calming as they're never screamed and the instruments aren't ever blaring unctrollably.
Colton Morris
For me it's a hit and miss. I favor the other Viva track over it, mostly because of the beginning, ya know
Cameron Perez
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Joseph Moore
>it's from the scene when they go to the overly-manly bar and have to prove they aren't a couple of babies
do not question this pure kinography
Tyler Walker
That movie is fucking awesome
Wyatt Davis
their last good album.
Also:
>SOAD's first 2 albums were awesome
>Hybrid Theory is GOAT
>They don't have any great albums but Blink-182 has a handful of legitimately good songs
>Rage Against the Machine - s/t and Evil Empire were GOAT
Jacob Miller
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Joshua Kelly
Not a guilty pleasure, but I'd probably get shit on for saying that I really like Anthrax and that I'd put them as #2 of the big four behind Megadeth
Jaxon Evans
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Chase Cruz
Hollywood Undead's first album
Jackson Scott
I used to worship this album.
I used to think it was the epitome of rock music. I loved (still love) every song on it and thought it was the most consistent and innovative rock album ever made. I appreciated it's edginess without irony and though it was a real redpill for normies to wake up and look around and what was habbeing to the world.
I loved the characters in this like St. Jimmy and how he was such an edgy rebel and a loser
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I thought "whatsername" was the saddest song ever written along with wake me up when september ends.
Now in retrospect I do realise they were ripping off arena rock 101 and some of the edginess did not age well at all but that doesn't mean they couldn't write some great pop punk melodies and a pop song