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Pocket Monkey wrote:I'd rather have them continue making hard rock/metal albums. Back in 2001 (i was 6 or 7)i hated All Killer No Filler and i still don't like it that much to this day (other then Motivation and Heart Attack) I feel as if they made that album because they wanted money and to get known so they can make more albums (i don't blame them) the songs don't really have much of a meaning other then "Yeah! We hate our parents and following rules! Uh-oh i have girl problems!" I fell in love with their other albums though.

to be honest there's not much else happening when you're a teenager so i loved it lol

Tyler. wrote:

Pocket Monkey wrote:I'd rather have them continue making hard rock/metal albums. Back in 2001 (i was 6 or 7)i hated All Killer No Filler and i still don't like it that much to this day (other then Motivation and Heart Attack) I feel as if they made that album because they wanted money and to get known so they can make more albums (i don't blame them) the songs don't really have much of a meaning other then "Yeah! We hate our parents and following rules! Uh-oh i have girl problems!" I fell in love with their other albums though.

to be honest there's not much else happening when you're a teenager so i loved it lol

Haha, good point. Those songs were written when they were only 18/19 years old.

Jeremy Kill wrote:

Tyler. wrote:

Pocket Monkey wrote:I'd rather have them continue making hard rock/metal albums. Back in 2001 (i was 6 or 7)i hated All Killer No Filler and i still don't like it that much to this day (other then Motivation and Heart Attack) I feel as if they made that album because they wanted money and to get known so they can make more albums (i don't blame them) the songs don't really have much of a meaning other then "Yeah! We hate our parents and following rules! Uh-oh i have girl problems!" I fell in love with their other albums though.

to be honest there's not much else happening when you're a teenager so i loved it lol

Haha, good point. Those songs were written when they were only 18/19 years old.

Yeah at least they did it at the appropriate age and then stopped and didn't drag out with it until they were pushing 30 like blink did.

They still play those songs live haha.

I don't like this thread..

blackhawk1105 wrote:I don't like this thread..

This thread sure doesn't like you.

Ontopic;
So they can be in the spotlight in 2011.

FakeNinja wrote:

blackhawk1105 wrote:I don't like this thread..

So they can be in the spotlight in 2011.

Maybe if they hit everyone who has heard Fat Lip before with forget-pens and release the same song again. Watooosh! But this one is far from a radio hit so I'm not really optimistic about that the sums will get super popular with this. And I don't want them to be. In fact, I was super pissed when one creep from the school I was in copy-pasted the lyrics of "Still Waiting" on his wall on Facebook. It just didn't fit him at all. And that's just like foretaste of the Sums being famous so I don't really want them to be that much known.

patenttiftw wrote:

FakeNinja wrote:

blackhawk1105 wrote:I don't like this thread..

So they can be in the spotlight in 2011.

Maybe if they hit everyone who has heard Fat Lip before with forget-pens and release the same song again. Watooosh! But this one is far from a radio hit so I'm not really optimistic about that the sums will get super popular with this. And I don't want them to be. In fact, I was super pissed when one creep from the school I was in copy-pasted the lyrics of "Still Waiting" on his wall on Facebook. It just didn't fit him at all. And that's just like foretaste of the Sums being famous so I don't really want them to be that much known.

don't worry ...we have the piano ballad as a single SBM is not the only single on SBM

patenttiftw wrote:

FakeNinja wrote:

blackhawk1105 wrote:I don't like this thread..

So they can be in the spotlight in 2011.

Maybe if they hit everyone who has heard Fat Lip before with forget-pens and release the same song again. Watooosh!

I don't think it could happen if they tried to do that again. When I look back at the time Fat Lip came out, everything that was going on at the time was perfect for them to hit it big. It was summer, pop-punk bands were the music to listen to, pre-teens and teens were doing the ol' "I hate my mom and dad" bit...

I don't know whether or not Screaming Bloody Murder will be a commercial success, but I'm hoping it will be a critical success. I know "everyone's a critic" and it's all opinions and things in the end, but a part of me wants to see the world notice Sum 41 grow up.

Jeremy Kill wrote:I don't know whether or not Screaming Bloody Murder will be a commercial success, but I'm hoping it will be a critical success. I know "everyone's a critic" and it's all opinions and things in the end, but a part of me wants to see the world notice Sum 41 grow up.

Well said, and I hope that they will be taken more seriously, 'cause 80% of the people I know who actually know them link them with songs like Fat Lip, In Too Deep and With Me, what kinda disappoints me

here,guys know them for Still Waiting,Hell Song or In Too Deep...girls know them for With Me,Best of Me or Pieces

ps: but there is not that many people who know about Sum 41 here ...

Jeremy Kill wrote:

patenttiftw wrote:

FakeNinja wrote:

blackhawk1105 wrote:I don't like this thread..

So they can be in the spotlight in 2011.

Maybe if they hit everyone who has heard Fat Lip before with forget-pens and release the same song again. Watooosh!

I don't think it could happen if they tried to do that again. When I look back at the time Fat Lip came out, everything that was going on at the time was perfect for them to hit it big. It was summer, pop-punk bands were the music to listen to, pre-teens and teens were doing the ol' "I hate my mom and dad" bit...

I don't know whether or not Screaming Bloody Murder will be a commercial success, but I'm hoping it will be a critical success. I know "everyone's a critic" and it's all opinions and things in the end, but a part of me wants to see the world notice Sum 41 grow up.

It honestly really annoys me when people call Sum 41 A "shitty pop-punk band" People can't get over the fact they made ONE(IMO) shitty record.
They,and us fans, usually get a lot of crap most of the time.

Well Sum 41 got their fans back in 2001 and ever since then they have grown with their fans, i mean you don't feel like a "Fat Lip" after 10 years do you? more like a person who wants to SCREAM BLOODY MURDER!

Fans who grow with the band = eternal life.

FakeNinja wrote:Well Sum 41 got their fans back in 2001 and ever since then they have grown with their fans, i mean you don't feel like a "Fat Lip" after 10 years do you? more like a person who wants to SCREAM BLOODY MURDER!

Fans who grow with the band = eternal life.

That's one of the things I liked about Sum 41. Their music matured as I grew up too. Every once in a while though (once I've had a few drinks with my friends) we'll crank the old Sum 41 or Blink-182 and have a party.

Jeremy Kill wrote:

FakeNinja wrote:Well Sum 41 got their fans back in 2001 and ever since then they have grown with their fans, i mean you don't feel like a "Fat Lip" after 10 years do you? more like a person who wants to SCREAM BLOODY MURDER!

Fans who grow with the band = eternal life.

That's one of the things I liked about Sum 41. Their music matured as I grew up too. Every once in a while though (once I've had a few drinks with my friends) we'll crank the old Sum 41 or Blink-182 and have a party.

That's exactly what i've always thought, man!

upd: we're of the same age how i see, maybe that explains something