Well, to be fair. I have the exact same reaction to both Leathermouth and Arma Angelus: hysterical laughter. A while ago, I was in a horrible mood, and I was all, "If there is ever a time I am going to properly appreciate Leathermouth, it is right now." And even though I was in an absolutely foul mood, it made me giggle. But when Pete screams in the Fall Out Boy songs, I don't mind it. His voice is a little deeper, and doesn't do this high and scratchy thing that Frank's does. But I love Frank a lot.
Listening to Three Cheers all the way through, just sitting and having it play, it's like -- holy shit, this album is fucking awesome. I finished listening to Bullets a little while ago, and it's grown on me. The problem with iPods is that they make it way too easy to press "shuffle", and you lose the experience of sitting down and listening to an album the way it was meant to be listened to: starting with the first track, and ending with the last one.
I think Sugar is a decent song -- not the best Fall Out Boy song by far, but not a horrible one. Unfortunately, it was on the soundtrack of the retail store I worked at, which meant in the space of three months, I probably listened to that song around 200 times. Literally.
Listening to Three Cheers all the way through, just sitting and having it play, it's like -- holy shit, this album is fucking awesome. I finished listening to Bullets a little while ago, and it's grown on me. The problem with iPods is that they make it way too easy to press "shuffle", and you lose the experience of sitting down and listening to an album the way it was meant to be listened to: starting with the first track, and ending with the last one.
I think Sugar is a decent song -- not the best Fall Out Boy song by far, but not a horrible one. Unfortunately, it was on the soundtrack of the retail store I worked at, which meant in the space of three months, I probably listened to that song around 200 times. Literally.
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