TheresNoSolution.com

I told you I do like Noots, and that it's not on Chuck in Canada.

And No Reason...is just bland, boring, to me. Nothing special. Filler, if you will.

I don't get why people in here ask things like that, though. People have different tastes. Sometimes there isn't a rhyme or reason to it - sometimes certain things appeal to us, and sometimes they don't.

Yeah that's right, i mean, it just that Noots for example is an instant Sum 41 classic, and i consider it a part of Chuck and you said you didn't really like Chuck, so... i had to ask!

Well, again, I don't consider it part of Chuck as it was never released as part of Chuck here.

It was just a random download I had to make seperate of buying the album, as it wasn't on there.

Yeah i get it.

I have only Noots as a bonus track, which is weird cuz i thought it was released only in the UK and Japan along with Subject to Change and Moron, but my edition doesn't even special.

my edition has noots lol

Yeah, like i said, i have Noots on mine too and its not even a special one or a Japanese import.

Nope, never. I listen to them just about everyday

Yeah, as soon as I heard Chuck I felt something was wrong with the Sums. I think they went too far in incorporating more metal into their albums and the whole thing just seemed so melancholy and depressing.

However, I liked No Reason because in a way it sounds like a song you could hear off Infected, but it hit harder and it was energetic. After that the energy just felt uninspired in the songs to follow after We're All to Blame. Namely, Open Your Eyes, I'm Not the One, Slipping Away, There's No Solution...

Point being: Chuck was different.

Different yet i think Chuck was different in a good way.

Gunner wrote:Yeah, as soon as I heard Chuck I felt something was wrong with the Sums. I think they went too far in incorporating more metal into their albums and the whole thing just seemed so melancholy and depressing.

However, I liked No Reason because in a way it sounds like a song you could hear off Infected, but it hit harder and it was energetic. After that the energy just felt uninspired in the songs to follow after We're All to Blame. Namely, Open Your Eyes, I'm Not the One, Slipping Away, There's No Solution...

Point being: Chuck was different.

I LOVE Open Your Eyes, I'm Not The One, and There's No Solution.

Especially There's No Solution, it's one of my favourites off the album.

Phili wrote:

Gunner wrote:Yeah, as soon as I heard Chuck I felt something was wrong with the Sums. I think they went too far in incorporating more metal into their albums and the whole thing just seemed so melancholy and depressing.

However, I liked No Reason because in a way it sounds like a song you could hear off Infected, but it hit harder and it was energetic. After that the energy just felt uninspired in the songs to follow after We're All to Blame. Namely, Open Your Eyes, I'm Not the One, Slipping Away, There's No Solution...

Point being: Chuck was different.

I LOVE Open Your Eyes, I'm Not The One, and There's No Solution.

Especially There's No Solution, it's one of my favourites off the album.

gee, whys that? LOL.

Haha, nothing to do with the site title, I swear.

Well, I do like There's No Solution... but it isn't a song I would listen to a lot. I guess if I'm feeling mellow I'll listen it and probably I'm Not the One. It's pretty rare though.

well that's what i find weird, i love There's No Solution (both the site and the song), its a great song and all and when i listen to it i just love it, but the thing is i just dont listen to it like that.
The only times i find myself listening to it are when i do some marathon and listen to Chuck from beggining to end (i did one like that a day ago), but overall its one of the songs i dont listen to alot, dunno why , cuz i love it :?

never get bored of them. however, i listen to the first 3 records most.

I listen to the last 3 the most, haha.

Heh, I've been listening to Go Chuck Yourself a lot lately. I don't know why, but it can put me to sleep better than warm milk ever could. Plus I love the personality Dave gave those songs live. It's too bad that it's been doctored to sound decent. I would've much rather preferred it as raw as possible.

Plus it's getting close for me to start building my Deryck sig so I want to hear the SH4 in action as much as possible.

Dave really always did the songs great like No Brains, always added some cool stuff to the solo.

I think it's neat that you guys still really felt the Dave presence on that album. Not that I don't think Dave gave the songs personality and the like...


...but that specific show, I will never forget, as I've never seen Dave look so bored and not into it in my entire life. (and no, I'm not judging from seeing the clips online or whatever, I was actually at the show, and talking with Dave after the fact.).

I just think it's cool that even as his LEAST into it...his passion is still audiably (I have no idea how to spell that) present.

So you spoke with him after the show? and what he said?