Alkaline Trio - Goddamnit!
Facts
| Artist(s) | Alkaline Trio |
| Studio | Asian Man |
| Release Date | October 13, 1998 |
| UPC Code | 612851003422 |
| Buy this item | $13.98 at Amazon.com As of Nov 22 11:07 EST (details) 1 Audio CD, Usually ships in 1 to 2 days, Explicit Lyrics |
About Alkaline Trio - Goddamnit!
The debut full-length on Asian Man Records from this Chicago 3-piece is hands down, the perfect listening in the wake of a broken heart. Featuring ex-members of 88 Fingers Louise and Slapstick, the Alkaline Trio combines harsh, emotion-filled pop-punk with sappy, heartfelt lyrics that don't go beyond the point of corniness. Album Description
Tracks
- Cringe
- Cop
- San Francisco
- Nose Over Tail
- As You Were
- Enjoy Your Day
- Clavicle
- My Little Needle
- Southern Rock
- Message From Kathlene
- Trouble Breathing
- Sorry About That
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User Reviews
Average user review:| What can you say? |
The good: Matt Skiba enters the world of music with a godly light shining
The bad: it's their debut CD, at the time of the release, there was nothing else, and the quality is a little poor from a poor record label
The future: Only light paves the way for this band.
Cringe 10/10-Opening the CD with a quick start was a great idea
Cop 10/10-Got hated friends?
San Fransisco 10/10- You hate love? This is your song
Nose Over Tail 10/10-This expresses and backs up the idea of genius here
As You Were 10/10- When life gets ya down and you feel worthless
Enjoy Your Day 10/10-The most depressing song on the CD, but a lightlifter
Clavicle 9.5/10-The poorest song on the cd, what does that tell ya?
My Little Needle 10/10-The life of the CD s in ths song
Southern Rock 10/10- A Classic Trio Song
Message From Kathlene 10/10-Just keep waiting for it!!
Trouble Breathing 10/10- The breakthrough with fire
Sorry About That 10/10- Left with a bang and something to hope for
Alkaline Trio is far from EMO and the modern Punk, they are their own band and write for themselves with every vessel pumping with passion. The best 13 dollars you could possibly spend in your life.
This CD saved my life, and it might save your! November 15, 2007
| "And beg change from a world that needs some..." |
This album was released 10 years ago, and still remains one of the best pop-punk albums of all time. Although the melodies are major-key, simple, and catchy, the lyrics are dark and sadistic, giving a unique twist to the genre.
"You said, 'Tonight is a wonderful night to die'/I asked how you could tell,/You told me too look at the sky./'Look at all those stars./Look at how goddamn ugly the stars are.'"
(Excerpt from "Trouble Breathing")
The production quality is excellent - raw enough to sound gritty and full, but just clean enough so that the melodies can be heard. Matt and Dan take turn singing lead(although Dan only sings for two songs on this album), each with their own unique, distinguishable sound. Often times, one will join in with a harmony while the other is singing lead, giving the songs greater depth and a more earnest and heartfelt sound. Though not the most accessible of the ALK3 catalog(I'd say "From Here To Infirmary" would win that title), it is by far the rawest and most fervent-sounding. This is one of my favorite albums of all time and, if you are a fan of pop-punk or ALK3, it probably will be yours too. August 24, 2007
| What Can I say |
| Goddammit |
they played this entire albulm at their last show, it was amazing April 24, 2007
| Gloom Pop to dance to! |
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