Thursday

Editor's Review:

I don’t know if this is supposed to be the sensitive man’s hardcore or what, but these guys make Ian McKay seem tough. They can play, but all of this artsy-fartsy shit has to end. I have no use for supposed tough guys who do nothing but bawl for the length of the CD. There is a time and a place for emotions and this isn’t it. The album really isn’t as bad as I’m making it out to be. I’m sure it represents a massive amount of effort and I can’t take that away from them. I guess if you’re an emo fan looking into hardcore this is the way to go. A piano has no place on a Victory record.

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Record Label Victory Records Released June 2001

Tracks Understanding in a Car Crash Concealer Autobiography of a Nation A Hole in the World Cross Out the Eyes Paris in Flames I Am the Killer Standing on the Edge of Summer Wind Up How Long is the Night? I1100