TImeless. I listened to this album for the first time in 2004, and every year, it finds its way back to me. These songs will stay with me for the rest of my life.
College 2004 I played this cd all the time. Loved every song. Wish more people heard this group. Miss those times socializing and getting drunk with no care in the world but to be a dumb 18 year old
ahhhhhhh! 7 years ago when I was 15 listening to The Used, My chemical romance, fallout boy, greenday, and panic at the disco. Too bad this band never got as popular. :/
i find it funny that Wikipedia calls this album just basic rap rock when this is CLEARLY a post-hardcore/emo album through and through, with some rapping on it
That's an interesting take, and one that I could ascribe to. I imagine the rap rock label was based on the time that it was released--lots of bands fusing rap and rock.
There’s something so hauntingly touching about the ending to this. Listening to those chords was very emotional for some reason, kinda like watching the conclusion to a very beautiful film. Either way, I wish I could hear it play for hours. 💟
Watching that vet get physically dragged out of that benefit for George Bush while he was yelling at him you lied to us and tried to read the names of all his friends who died in Afghanistan reminded me of this song. :( All that's false has not faded away.
@@AreaFiftyJuan :( I had this when it released. My friends that thought 'Modest Mouse' (Moon & Antarctica) was just on the edge of "weird/soft" didn't know what to make of 'Lines in My Face.' But they turned on to the album, and respected my musical suggestions from then on (mainly, Coheed, Bowling for Soup [just because you hate the authority, doesn't mean you can't be happy], AlienAntFarm, soft technicality of MatchBox20 and so and such....). And they appreciated me (for once!, if only in that context) opening their doors that music doesn't always have to fit in JUST one genre. (I will defend that Chronic Future created rap-rock, from the rock-rap formation that the Beasties created). So, because of that... If I could have a thing from my past back, in perfect condition... 'Lines in My Face' and a WalkmanCD. the words make more sense now than we thought they did then. the point didn't change, we just caught up. #UnderRated
@dominodash21 To me, it appears you're thinking far too inside the box. The Bomb that she just dropped could be something like "I hate you" or "I love someone else" or something along those lines. Something earth shattering emotionally, yanno?
well that comment just sounded stupid, sorry i was tired. I MEANT TO SAY. this song sound like two soldiers were in a fire fight and then one who was about to throw a grenade but he got shot and dropped the grenade, injuring him and shellshocking the other. then while the injured soldier was slowly dying the other one was mourning him and trying to keep him alive until he couldnt do anything more.. i think its a sad song
this reminds me of war, like some one got shot with a live grenade in their hand and they blew up but the friend was shellshocked but he didnt die and he was mourning him while he was dying.
