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THE REVIEW
Beautiful beautiful beautiful beautiful beautiful...
In summary, this is "In Defense Of The Genre". A double album filled with rock sweetened just the right amount by a layer of tasty Pop cream (not too sweet, though...) and a sprinkle of electronics (not much, to be honest).
Commenting on all 27 tracks would be a bit tedious on my part; it's enough for you to know that there’s a bit of everything in here, and it’s always of quality: sparkling indie/rock ("This Is Fucking Ecstasy", "Skinny Mean Man"), pop ballads straight out of a musical(!) ("That Is Why"), a more intense flirt with Pop/Punk ("People Like You Are Why People Me Exist"), but classy - not the shopping mall kind that plays on our TV screens, and in general, abundant doses of Pop/Rock (I'm afraid to use this term since many people automatically associate it with "steaming crap", but I must) as catchy as it is edgy, solid, and robust (and excuse me if that’s not much).
A truly amazing album, period.
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Say Anything’s 'In Defense Of The Genre' is a standout double album blending rock, pop, and punk with quality and variety. The album features 27 tracks that range from sparkling indie rock to pop ballads and energetic pop punk, delivering catchy, edgy, and robust tunes. Praised for its tasteful balance of styles and overall musical excellence, it’s described as a truly amazing album.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
01 Skinny, Mean Man (03:33)
02 No Soul (03:36)
03 That Is Why (04:13)
04 Surgically Removing the Tracking Device (02:30)
05 This Is Fucking Ecstasy (02:39)
06 The Church Channel (03:04)
09 Retarded in Love (03:06)
10 People Like You Are Why People Like Me Exist (03:28)
11 Died a Jew (02:29)
12 An Insult to the Dead (04:09)
13 Sorry, Dudes. My Bad. (02:43)
