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  1. I remember when i heard Trés voice for the first time and i genuinely did a double take and said "What the fuck is he made out of helium"
    4 points
  2. I am absolutely not finishing this today but happy st patricks day idk
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  3. I love Underoath! I have never heard that version before! Ew . It is very awkward, and the lyrics are now incomplete. I completely agree with this. I never listen to the radio edit versions, and I don't know anyone who does.
    2 points
  4. For me personally, it's purely nostalgia. Even back in the day, I vastly preferred the album version of Holiday (or even the Sessions @ AOL live version). It's a weird feeling of there no longer being any trace of a piece of media you used to regularly consume. I know people in the wider internet have their own lost media searches for station bumpers or SpongeBob commercials, but my white whale is this damn edit.
    1 point
  5. Anyone have a reupload of these lossless files? Would love to hear it
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  6. It's funny that during the emo/pop punk boom of the 2000s, pop radio tried to minimize screams and guitars where possible. Taking out solos and bringing down the guitar in the mix was normal for the time, and ridiculous in hindsight. As for screams, an example is Underoath's "Reinventing Your Exit." The song is primarily screams, so taking them out just leaves weird empty space.
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  7. interesting this honestly makes sense just because i dont think they would have demoed WTP again (same thing with 409, Christie Road and 2000 LYA), but its cool to know the exact source (which just so happens to be one of the most important kerplunk era shows lmao)
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