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- Release Info -------------------------------------------------------------- - Artist: A Day To Remember Album: Common Courtesy Label: ADTR Records Playtime: 63:40 min Genre: Rock URL: Rip date: 2013-11-22 Street date: 2013-11-25 Size: 126.97 MB Type: Normal Quality: 269 kbps / 4410Hz / Joint Stereo - Release Notes ------------------------------------------------------------- - Having spent months battling a court case with their label Victory Records, itÆs been a nail-biting few weeks for A Day To Remember, who up until recently had no idea if theyÆd even be able to release their new album Common Courtesy. Thankfully the music gods (and a judge) have allowed them to lay down their well-constructed mess of pop-punk and hardcore to be unleashed to its fans. But is it worth all the stress and hard work? Common Courtesy opens in a blistering A Day To Remember fashion, with the punchy guitar rhythms of æCity of OcalaÆ and a ôFUCK YEAHö to throw you right into the whirlpool of pop-mosh goodness. Already from the outset itÆs proven that A Day To Remember have returned with a massive bunch of solid anthems squeezed into their fifth record. Flowing straight on into æRight Back At It AgainÆ which continues the catchy hardcore beats that have remained a prominent feature in all of A Day To Remember's albums, thereÆs the huge chant-worthy chorus, some a capella beat-boxing (seriously, it works) and ends on a harmonious ôBiiiiitttccchhhhh.ö One thing thatÆs noticeable in Common Courtesy is the additional recorded conversations that feature on a substantial amount of the tracks. Whether theyÆre discussing if they ôlike the bitchö or reminiscing about tour stories, the little additions do add an insight into the life of the band. However their little chats appear a little too often, maybe. ItÆs funny the first time, even the second and third, but after listening to them having a natter for five minutes after the song has finished just gets a bit tedious. Fortunately the songs on the album more than make up for it. æDead & BuriedÆ and æViolence (Enough is Enough)Æ offer the brutal breakdowns and deep screams that will have the moshers lapping it up at their live shows and will undoubtedly cause absolute mayhem, fists at the ready! æIÆm Already GoneÆ and æEnd of MeÆ offer the subtle acoustic melodies that sweeten A Day To Remember up a little. With æIÆm Already GoneÆ telling a well-known tale of moving on, growing up and losing sight of your home and what you have always known. ItÆs cute and, for a hardcore band, they can just about pull it off. ItÆll get the girls hearts melting anyway, thatÆs for sure. As you head towards the end of the record, youÆre faced with the harsh words and fierce bass that stand out in æThe Document Speaks for Itself,Æ which at further inspection, appears to be about their issues with their label. With a recording of them sending an email and the words ôweÆre fuckedö appearing at the end to emphasize the anger in the lyrics. Not wanting to leave the record on a bitter end, though, æI RememberÆ brings the album to an uplifting close. Singing of their happiest memories from their time as a band together and how, despite their difficulties they appreciate everything music has offered them, ôI knew if I became successful, it wouldnÆt change who I am.ö Once again, A Day To Remember have done themselves and their fans proud. Common Courtesy is a triumphant return from the guys. ItÆs absolutely rammed with beastly choruses and fist-pumpingly good tracks that firmly holds their place in the hardcore/pop-punk scene. They ainÆt going nowhere! - Track List ---------------------------------------------------------------- - 01. City Of Ocala ( 3:29) 02. Right Back At It Again ( 3:20) 03. Sometimes You're The Hammer, Sometimes You're The Nail ( 4:34) 04. Dead & Buried ( 3:13) 05. Best Of Me ( 3:27) 06. I'm Already Gone ( 4:04) 07. Violence (Enough Is Enough) ( 4:01) 08. Life @ 11 ( 3:22) 09. I Surrender ( 3:34) 10. Life Lessons Learned The Hard Way ( 2:17) 11. End Of Me ( 3:58) 12. The Document Speaks For Itself ( 4:43) 13. I Remember ( 9:04) 14. Leave All The Lights On ( 3:31) 15. Good Things ( 2:59) 16. Same Book But Never The Same Page ( 4:04) - --------------------------------------------------------------------------- - This NFO File was rendered by NFOmation.net
- Release Info -------------------------------------------------------------- - Artist: A Day To Remember Album: Common Courtesy Label: ADTR Records Playtime: 63:40 min Genre: Rock URL: Rip date: 2013-11-22 Street date: 2013-11-25 Size: 126.97 MB Type: Normal Quality: 269 kbps / 4410Hz / Joint Stereo - Release Notes ------------------------------------------------------------- - Having spent months battling a court case with their label Victory Records, its been a nail-biting few weeks for A Day To Remember, who up until recently had no idea if theyd even be able to release their new album Common Courtesy. Thankfully the music gods (and a judge) have allowed them to lay down their well-constructed mess of pop-punk and hardcore to be unleashed to its fans. But is it worth all the stress and hard work? Common Courtesy opens in a blistering A Day To Remember fashion, with the punchy guitar rhythms of City of Ocala and a FUCK YEAH to throw you right into the whirlpool of pop-mosh goodness. Already from the outset its proven that A Day To Remember have returned with a massive bunch of solid anthems squeezed into their fifth record. Flowing straight on into Right Back At It Again which continues the catchy hardcore beats that have remained a prominent feature in all of A Day To Remember's albums, theres the huge chant-worthy chorus, some a capella beat-boxing (seriously, it works) and ends on a harmonious Biiiiitttccchhhhh. One thing thats noticeable in Common Courtesy is the additional recorded conversations that feature on a substantial amount of the tracks. Whether theyre discussing if they like the bitch or reminiscing about tour stories, the little additions do add an insight into the life of the band. However their little chats appear a little too often, maybe. Its funny the first time, even the second and third, but after listening to them having a natter for five minutes after the song has finished just gets a bit tedious. Fortunately the songs on the album more than make up for it. Dead & Buried and Violence (Enough is Enough) offer the brutal breakdowns and deep screams that will have the moshers lapping it up at their live shows and will undoubtedly cause absolute mayhem, fists at the ready! Im Already Gone and End of Me offer the subtle acoustic melodies that sweeten A Day To Remember up a little. With Im Already Gone telling a well-known tale of moving on, growing up and losing sight of your home and what you have always known. Its cute and, for a hardcore band, they can just about pull it off. Itll get the girls hearts melting anyway, thats for sure. As you head towards the end of the record, youre faced with the harsh words and fierce bass that stand out in The Document Speaks for Itself, which at further inspection, appears to be about their issues with their label. With a recording of them sending an email and the words were fucked appearing at the end to emphasize the anger in the lyrics. Not wanting to leave the record on a bitter end, though, I Remember brings the album to an uplifting close. Singing of their happiest memories from their time as a band together and how, despite their difficulties they appreciate everything music has offered them, I knew if I became successful, it wouldnt change who I am. Once again, A Day To Remember have done themselves and their fans proud. Common Courtesy is a triumphant return from the guys. Its absolutely rammed with beastly choruses and fist-pumpingly good tracks that firmly holds their place in the hardcore/pop-punk scene. They aint going nowhere! - Track List ---------------------------------------------------------------- - 01. City Of Ocala ( 3:29) 02. Right Back At It Again ( 3:20) 03. Sometimes You're The Hammer, Sometimes You're The Nail ( 4:34) 04. Dead & Buried ( 3:13) 05. Best Of Me ( 3:27) 06. I'm Already Gone ( 4:04) 07. Violence (Enough Is Enough) ( 4:01) 08. Life @ 11 ( 3:22) 09. I Surrender ( 3:34) 10. Life Lessons Learned The Hard Way ( 2:17) 11. End Of Me ( 3:58) 12. The Document Speaks For Itself ( 4:43) 13. I Remember ( 9:04) 14. Leave All The Lights On ( 3:31) 15. Good Things ( 2:59) 16. Same Book But Never The Same Page ( 4:04) - --------------------------------------------------------------------------- - This NFO File was rendered by NFOmation.net
