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Fifth album release from SUM 41 for the first time in three and a half years. This edition includes a bonus DVD with a music video "Screaming Bloody Murder," its making-of, documentary about them visiting Japan in 2010, and more (subject to change). *Advanced Japanese release (subject to change). *Unless otherwise indicated, DVDs are region-2 encoded (Japan, Europe, and Middle East), and carry no subtitles.

Bonus Track: Japan edition bonus track (subject to change)
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I'm really starting to like the backing vocals in this song, especially in the beginning especially the ones at 1min
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That's the cool thing about SBM (the whole album) probably.

Listening to it for like one hundred times and still discovering new tiny little things.
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Lars wrote:That's the cool thing about SBM (the whole album) probably.

Listening to it for like one hundred times and still discovering new tiny little things.
Actually, it's the same for all the albums to me. :glad:

Can't remember which song it was, but I found something new from a Chuck song less than a month ago. Seems that listening to a song for 6 years straight doesn't equal to knowing a song completely.
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fenderrocks wrote:I'm really starting to like the backing vocals in this song, especially in the beginning especially the ones at 1min
The backing vocals starting at 0:51 up to the chorus are amazing!
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fenderrocks wrote:I'm really starting to like the backing vocals in this song, especially in the beginning especially the ones at 1min
The backing vocals starting at 0:51 up to the chorus are amazing!
yeah thats the part I'm talking about, really love the 1min mark when it goes high. And like Tomi said, there is always somethign to find in their albums, one reason I really love PTC, full of "hidden" vocals and instruments
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anyone know when the fuck we can expect a tracklisting or music video for sbm?
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fenderrocks wrote:
blackhawk1105 wrote:
fenderrocks wrote:I'm really starting to like the backing vocals in this song, especially in the beginning especially the ones at 1min
The backing vocals starting at 0:51 up to the chorus are amazing!
yeah thats the part I'm talking about, really love the 1min mark when it goes high. And like Tomi said, there is always somethign to find in their albums, one reason I really love PTC, full of "hidden" vocals and instruments
Exactly. I just can't describe how much I love Deryck's songwriting skills, especially the backing/hidden vocals. I haven't find another band that have such songs full of depth.
For example, two sets of backing vocals in No Brains and Pull The Curtain, I haven't found anything similar from any other band. Also, backing vocals that don't match the main vocals, for example in Open Your Eyes or Speak Of The Devil.

Sorry to bring this up again, but I can't stand people who say Deryck is ripping songs from, for example, Billie Joe. I'm a fan of Green Day's too, and I've listened to all of their songs hundreds of times, yet I haven't discovered any "hidden things", and all the backing vocals are so plain, if they even have any.

I don't know, maybe the point of this post was to say that I love Deryck's songwriting skills, and he really is the best songwriter I know.
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fenderrocks wrote:
blackhawk1105 wrote:
fenderrocks wrote:I'm really starting to like the backing vocals in this song, especially in the beginning especially the ones at 1min
The backing vocals starting at 0:51 up to the chorus are amazing!
yeah thats the part I'm talking about, really love the 1min mark when it goes high. And like Tomi said, there is always somethign to find in their albums, one reason I really love PTC, full of "hidden" vocals and instruments
The part where he 'supports' the lead vocals stood out to me the very first time I heard the song.. the ooohh's and aaah's are a great addition to the song.. I like how he did that in there's no solution too
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TomiT14 wrote: Exactly. I just can't describe how much I love Deryck's songwriting skills, especially the backing/hidden vocals. I haven't find another band that have such songs full of depth.
For example, two sets of backing vocals in No Brains and Pull The Curtain, I haven't found anything similar from any other band. Also, backing vocals that don't match the main vocals, for example in Open Your Eyes or Speak Of The Devil.

Sorry to bring this up again, but I can't stand people who say Deryck is ripping songs from, for example, Billie Joe. I'm a fan of Green Day's too, and I've listened to all of their songs hundreds of times, yet I haven't discovered any "hidden things", and all the backing vocals are so plain, if they even have any.

I don't know, maybe the point of this post was to say that I love Deryck's songwriting skills, and he really is the best songwriter I know.
to me the only one that comes close is KT Tunstall, her backing vocals are AMAZING and she uses very interesting an unique instruments (she can play like 10 things). Her lyrics are also very well written and intriguing. I listen to greenday as well, but get bored and don't listen for months, unlike Sum41 and KT which I interchange daily..so too each their own, I don't want to start a fight with any GD fans..lol

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TomiT14 wrote:
fenderrocks wrote:
blackhawk1105 wrote:
fenderrocks wrote:I'm really starting to like the backing vocals in this song, especially in the beginning especially the ones at 1min
The backing vocals starting at 0:51 up to the chorus are amazing!
yeah thats the part I'm talking about, really love the 1min mark when it goes high. And like Tomi said, there is always somethign to find in their albums, one reason I really love PTC, full of "hidden" vocals and instruments
Exactly. I just can't describe how much I love Deryck's songwriting skills, especially the backing/hidden vocals. I haven't find another band that have such songs full of depth.
For example, two sets of backing vocals in No Brains and Pull The Curtain, I haven't found anything similar from any other band. Also, backing vocals that don't match the main vocals, for example in Open Your Eyes or Speak Of The Devil.

Sorry to bring this up again, but I can't stand people who say Deryck is ripping songs from, for example, Billie Joe. I'm a fan of Green Day's too, and I've listened to all of their songs hundreds of times, yet I haven't discovered any "hidden things", and all the backing vocals are so plain, if they even have any.

I don't know, maybe the point of this post was to say that I love Deryck's songwriting skills, and he really is the best songwriter I know.
You're totally right, and yes i think he is also the best songwriter i could ever know.
People who say he is ripping others are probably rippers themselves.

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FakeNinja wrote:
TomiT14 wrote:
fenderrocks wrote:
blackhawk1105 wrote:
fenderrocks wrote:I'm really starting to like the backing vocals in this song, especially in the beginning especially the ones at 1min
The backing vocals starting at 0:51 up to the chorus are amazing!
yeah thats the part I'm talking about, really love the 1min mark when it goes high. And like Tomi said, there is always somethign to find in their albums, one reason I really love PTC, full of "hidden" vocals and instruments
Exactly. I just can't describe how much I love Deryck's songwriting skills, especially the backing/hidden vocals. I haven't find another band that have such songs full of depth.
For example, two sets of backing vocals in No Brains and Pull The Curtain, I haven't found anything similar from any other band. Also, backing vocals that don't match the main vocals, for example in Open Your Eyes or Speak Of The Devil.

Sorry to bring this up again, but I can't stand people who say Deryck is ripping songs from, for example, Billie Joe. I'm a fan of Green Day's too, and I've listened to all of their songs hundreds of times, yet I haven't discovered any "hidden things", and all the backing vocals are so plain, if they even have any.

I don't know, maybe the point of this post was to say that I love Deryck's songwriting skills, and he really is the best songwriter I know.
You're totally right, and yes i think he is also the best songwriter i could ever know.
People who say he is ripping others are probably rippers themselves.
i'm sorry, i'm a fan of the sums too but there's zero chance that deryck whibley is the greatest songwriter ever. chris martin (coldplay), noel gallagher (oasis), and brad nowell (sublime) come to mind as better and that was just off the top of my head.
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dbauer91 wrote:
FakeNinja wrote:
TomiT14 wrote:
fenderrocks wrote:
blackhawk1105 wrote:
fenderrocks wrote:I'm really starting to like the backing vocals in this song, especially in the beginning especially the ones at 1min
The backing vocals starting at 0:51 up to the chorus are amazing!
yeah thats the part I'm talking about, really love the 1min mark when it goes high. And like Tomi said, there is always somethign to find in their albums, one reason I really love PTC, full of "hidden" vocals and instruments
Exactly. I just can't describe how much I love Deryck's songwriting skills, especially the backing/hidden vocals. I haven't find another band that have such songs full of depth.
For example, two sets of backing vocals in No Brains and Pull The Curtain, I haven't found anything similar from any other band. Also, backing vocals that don't match the main vocals, for example in Open Your Eyes or Speak Of The Devil.

Sorry to bring this up again, but I can't stand people who say Deryck is ripping songs from, for example, Billie Joe. I'm a fan of Green Day's too, and I've listened to all of their songs hundreds of times, yet I haven't discovered any "hidden things", and all the backing vocals are so plain, if they even have any.

I don't know, maybe the point of this post was to say that I love Deryck's songwriting skills, and he really is the best songwriter I know.
You're totally right, and yes i think he is also the best songwriter i could ever know.
People who say he is ripping others are probably rippers themselves.
i'm sorry, i'm a fan of the sums too but there's zero chance that deryck whibley is the greatest songwriter ever. chris martin (coldplay), noel gallagher (oasis), and brad nowell (sublime) come to mind as better and that was just off the top of my head.
It all comes down to opinions.. so please stop those annoying opinion based posts contradicting anything positive that people have to say about Sum 41
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I agree that there are lots of better songwriters than D, but I personally like his music the best because I can very much relate to his way of thinking/writing songs no matter how good the songwriting actually is. Also, the ratio of the number of Sum 41 songs that I like to the songs that I don't care about, is much higher than any other artist I listen to - probably around 80%, while for others it's anywhere between 1% and 50%.
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dbauer91 wrote:
FakeNinja wrote:
TomiT14 wrote:Exactly. I just can't describe how much I love Deryck's songwriting skills, especially the backing/hidden vocals. I haven't find another band that have such songs full of depth.
For example, two sets of backing vocals in No Brains and Pull The Curtain, I haven't found anything similar from any other band. Also, backing vocals that don't match the main vocals, for example in Open Your Eyes or Speak Of The Devil.

Sorry to bring this up again, but I can't stand people who say Deryck is ripping songs from, for example, Billie Joe. I'm a fan of Green Day's too, and I've listened to all of their songs hundreds of times, yet I haven't discovered any "hidden things", and all the backing vocals are so plain, if they even have any.

I don't know, maybe the point of this post was to say that I love Deryck's songwriting skills, and he really is the best songwriter I know.
You're totally right, and yes i think he is also the best songwriter i could ever know.
People who say he is ripping others are probably rippers themselves.
i'm sorry, i'm a fan of the sums too but there's zero chance that deryck whibley is the greatest songwriter ever. chris martin (coldplay), noel gallagher (oasis), and brad nowell (sublime) come to mind as better and that was just off the top of my head.
Let me say this again.
TomiT14 wrote:I love Deryck's songwriting skills, and he really is the best songwriter I know.
I'm not saying he is the best one based on facts. I said he's the best one in my opinion.
I was going to say something more detailed, but I'm tired of explaining myself and telling the difference between the words "fact" and "opinion" all over again.

Also, I don't understand this:
dbauer91 wrote:i'm sorry, i'm a fan of the sums too but there's zero chance that deryck whibley is the greatest songwriter ever.
Zero chance? Really? And you call yourself a fan? How can you be a fan of a band that you think has an absolute zero (0) chance for great songwriting? I'm not even a fan of Oasis or Coldplay at all, but I still think Gallagher and Martin have a decent chance to be one of the greatest songwriters.

Simon wrote:I agree that there are lots of better songwriters than D, but I personally like his music the best because I can very much relate to his way of thinking/writing songs no matter how good the songwriting actually is. Also, the ratio of the number of Sum 41 songs that I like to the songs that I don't care about, is much higher than any other artist I listen to - probably around 80%, while for others it's anywhere between 1% and 50%.
Great words. Couldn't have put it out better myself.
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dbauer91 wrote:
FakeNinja wrote:
TomiT14 wrote:
fenderrocks wrote:
blackhawk1105 wrote:
fenderrocks wrote:I'm really starting to like the backing vocals in this song, especially in the beginning especially the ones at 1min
The backing vocals starting at 0:51 up to the chorus are amazing!
yeah thats the part I'm talking about, really love the 1min mark when it goes high. And like Tomi said, there is always somethign to find in their albums, one reason I really love PTC, full of "hidden" vocals and instruments
Exactly. I just can't describe how much I love Deryck's songwriting skills, especially the backing/hidden vocals. I haven't find another band that have such songs full of depth.
For example, two sets of backing vocals in No Brains and Pull The Curtain, I haven't found anything similar from any other band. Also, backing vocals that don't match the main vocals, for example in Open Your Eyes or Speak Of The Devil.

Sorry to bring this up again, but I can't stand people who say Deryck is ripping songs from, for example, Billie Joe. I'm a fan of Green Day's too, and I've listened to all of their songs hundreds of times, yet I haven't discovered any "hidden things", and all the backing vocals are so plain, if they even have any.

I don't know, maybe the point of this post was to say that I love Deryck's songwriting skills, and he really is the best songwriter I know.
You're totally right, and yes i think he is also the best songwriter i could ever know.
People who say he is ripping others are probably rippers themselves.
i'm sorry, i'm a fan of the sums too but there's zero chance that deryck whibley is the greatest songwriter ever. chris martin (coldplay), noel gallagher (oasis), and brad nowell (sublime) come to mind as better and that was just off the top of my head.
I hope you were joking when you said chris martin, I mustn't of read right.
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Most definately not. Chris Martin is without a doubt one of the most impressive songwriters ever. Even if you are anti-pop, you have to acknowledge that.
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41ariley wrote:
dbauer91 wrote:
FakeNinja wrote:
TomiT14 wrote:
fenderrocks wrote:
blackhawk1105 wrote:
fenderrocks wrote:I'm really starting to like the backing vocals in this song, especially in the beginning especially the ones at 1min
The backing vocals starting at 0:51 up to the chorus are amazing!
yeah thats the part I'm talking about, really love the 1min mark when it goes high. And like Tomi said, there is always somethign to find in their albums, one reason I really love PTC, full of "hidden" vocals and instruments
Exactly. I just can't describe how much I love Deryck's songwriting skills, especially the backing/hidden vocals. I haven't find another band that have such songs full of depth.
For example, two sets of backing vocals in No Brains and Pull The Curtain, I haven't found anything similar from any other band. Also, backing vocals that don't match the main vocals, for example in Open Your Eyes or Speak Of The Devil.

Sorry to bring this up again, but I can't stand people who say Deryck is ripping songs from, for example, Billie Joe. I'm a fan of Green Day's too, and I've listened to all of their songs hundreds of times, yet I haven't discovered any "hidden things", and all the backing vocals are so plain, if they even have any.

I don't know, maybe the point of this post was to say that I love Deryck's songwriting skills, and he really is the best songwriter I know.
You're totally right, and yes i think he is also the best songwriter i could ever know.
People who say he is ripping others are probably rippers themselves.
i'm sorry, i'm a fan of the sums too but there's zero chance that deryck whibley is the greatest songwriter ever. chris martin (coldplay), noel gallagher (oasis), and brad nowell (sublime) come to mind as better and that was just off the top of my head.
I hope you were joking when you said chris martin, I mustn't of read right.
No, i think Deryck is waaaaay up there with the best, a lot of people disregard him because he is known as "That guy in the band that made All Killer No Filler" and they aren't unbelievably famous, if Sum 41 was as big as, say, Lady Gaga everybody would be saying Deryck is the best songwriter ever. A lot of what Deryck writes now at days is very intelligent and it comes from him and his band mates, not producers or people they hire to do it for them. He can be straight forward or he can make you think a little without making it too complicated. When an artist or band writes something nobody understands, people think that is revolutionary writing, but thats not the case, it does not make them amazing songwriters

PS. i say Trent Reznor is the best songwriter ever...
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I believe there isn't a 'best songwriter', there is just a bunch of awesome songwriters. Deryck is an awesome songwriter but I think most of his talent in songwriting comes from experience. He is 30 years old, always on the road, got marryed and divorce, drinks a little too much, hardly ever sober, and travels around the world almost every year.
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