For the episode covering "Let Go" by Nada Surf on *DORKTREEPOD: The Road to When We Were Young*, here's a potential description:

In this episode of DORKTREEPOD: The Road to When We Were Young, we dive into Nada Surf’s 2002 indie-rock gem, Let Go. From reflective lyrics to laid-back guitar hooks, Let Go captured the melancholy and hope of the early 2000s. We explore the album's impact on the indie scene, its timeless themes of growing up and finding yourself, and why it's still a beloved record for fans today. Whether you’re a longtime listener or discovering Let Go for the first time, join us as we revisit this cult classic."

Eric and Mick discuss emo royalty with our episode covering 'Tell All Your Friends' by Taking Back Sunday. Join us as we explore the raw emotions, infectious melodies, and enduring impact of this beloved record. From dissecting the lyrics to uncovering the band's journey, each episode promises a nostalgic trip down memory lane for fans and a fresh discovery for newcomers. Get ready to reminisce, reflect, and rediscover the timeless magic of 'Tell All Your Friends'.

Today's episode covers the album "Page Avenue" by Story of the Year and features a captivating blend of aggressive energy and introspective lyrics. Released in 2003, this album catapulted the band into the forefront of the post-hardcore scene. With anthemic tracks like "Until the Day I Die" and "Anthem of Our Dying Day," Story of the Year masterfully balances raw emotion with catchy melodies. The album's themes of resilience, self-discovery, and youthful rebellion resonate with listeners, making it a timeless favorite for fans of alternative rock. "Page Avenue" remains a standout debut, showcasing the band's talent for crafting memorable hooks and powerful narratives within the confines of the genre.

Today’s ep is covering the album Coral Fang by the band The Distillers

Today we talk about the band BAYSIDE who oddly enough wasn't from California.

Today's episode is on the band Dance Gavin Dance and their 2016 album MOTHERSHIP

Today we cover one of our favorite albums of all time.

Welcome to The Road to WWWY, this episode we're delving into the mesmerizing world of L.S. Dunes, a band that has been pushing the boundaries of psychedelic rock since their inception. From their ethereal melodies to their thought-provoking lyrics, L.S. Dunes has captivated audiences worldwide with their unique sound and profound storytelling.

In this episode, Mick and Eric take a journey through the band's album Past Lives, exploring the evolution of their music and the themes that have defined their career. From their groundbreaking debut album to their experimental ventures into electronic psychedelia, L.S. Dunes has continually reinvented themselves while staying true to their roots. We'll examine the impact of their music on popular culture and dive into the mystique surrounding their enigmatic personas.

So sit back, relax, and let's embark on this auditory adventure as we unravel the sonic landscapes of L.S. Dunes.

Join hosts Mick and Eric as they take a deep dive into the iconic album "Still Searching" by Senses Fail. In this episode, they unpack the raw emotions, intense melodies, and profound lyrics that have made this album a staple in the emo/post-hardcore scene. From the anthemic opener "The Rapture" to the haunting closer "The Priest and the Matador," every track is examined with a blend of personal nostalgia and critical analysis. Through lively discussion and personal anecdotes, the Dorktreepod boys explore the album's impact on their own lives and the broader music community. They reminisce about favorite lines, memorable concert experiences, and the evolution of Senses Fail's sound throughout their career. As they compare "Still Searching" to other albums in the band's discography and the wider genre, listeners are invited to join the conversation and share their own stories. Whether you're a longtime fan of Senses Fail or discovering them for the first time, this episode offers a captivating journey through the heart and soul of "Still Searching." Tune in for an hour of passionate discussion, musical analysis, and nostalgic reflection on one of the most beloved albums in emo history.

Today's episode features a special playlist of bands we think should have been on the WWWY 2024 lineup! It's short and sweet, and we hope you find a band you may have missed, or re-discover an old favorite!

Playlist link: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6wRYWzQBh22DqsqyqkNULz?si=d22ecda28a4f4a07

Brace yourselves for an episode of boomer humor and questionable musical insights as DORKTREEPOD takes on the monumental task of reviewing Cobra Starship's "Viva La Cobra." Join these two musical enthusiasts, who are quick to admit they might idiots, as they embark on a journey through the bold sounds and daring lyrics of this 2007 album.

In an attempt to analyze the album, our hosts will navigate the highs and lows of "Viva La Cobra," armed with little more than their passion for music and a generous dose of self-awareness about their limited expertise. Expect candid confessions of their own musical misjudgments and a few moments of genuine admiration for Cobra Starship's infectious tunes.

As they dissect each track, from the synth-laden "The City Is at War" to the rebellious "Smile for the Paparazzi," our duo will explore whether they can decipher the nuances of Cobra Starship's musical landscape or if they're merely treading water in a sea of pop-punk confusion.

Tune in for a humorous yet humbling exploration of "Viva La Cobra," where our hosts bravely admit that their musical prowess may be a tad questionable. Will they emerge as newfound Cobra Starship aficionados, or will they remain the self-deprecating enthusiasts you've come to know and love? Listen and find out!

In this episode of DORKTREEPOD Presents: The Road to When We Were Young, we dive deep into Bleed American, the iconic album by Jimmy Eat World that helped define the sound of the early 2000s. Released in 2001, this album not only catapulted the band to mainstream success but also played a pivotal role in the evolution of the emo and alternative rock genres.

Today we cover BEST BUDS: an Album By Mom Jeans.

Mom Jeans SNL Skit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aVxNH6iN9I

Nights Without You: A Midwest Emo Playlist: https://youtu.be/3tR5haRvim4?si=IvKCUzmi_hFFf9Zx

Do you like metal?

Today's episode is an in-depth look at the ICONIC album by #TheUsed: In Love and Death from 2004.

Today's episode takes you right to the mean streets of Boulder Colorado with the krunk-core classic: WANT, but the duo 3OH!3.

Mick and Eric discuss Tyson Ritter and the rest of his sexy bandmates in today's episode covering 2002's The All American Rejects.

What needs to be said about Saosin? They're post-hardcore royalty. Never the less we found 2-hours worth of things to say about Saosin and their 2006 self-titled release. We hope you enjoy!

Today's episode cover's post-hardcore classic 'Homesick' from the band A Day to Remember.

Today's special holiday episode is a playlist we've created consisting of holiday/Christmas songs done exclusively by artists playing the 2024 festival. So pour yourself a glass of nog, and join Mick and Eric as they celebrate their favorite time of year.

Our holiday playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/04kmy0pDMT5RZcBwsoHwr1?si=3839b568cca246c2

Patti LaBelle - This Chirstmas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z84QdJlPpHE

Your companion podcast for When We Were Young 2024 is back for our 3rd entry. Today's episode is covering the post-hardcore band The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus and their 2006 album "Don't You Fake It". This was a massive success for the band's first full length thanks to their breakout single "Face Down".

Mick and I have a little more fun with this one so we hope you enjoy!

Today's ep is one near and dear to our emo hearts. We're covering Commit This to Memory by Motion City Soundtrack! This pivotal album is a genre-bending addition by these lovable boys from Minnesota. Take a listen and give us a follow!

In this episode of *Dork Tree Pod Presents: The Road to When We Were Young*, we dive into Simple Plan's debut album, *No Pads, No Helmets... Just Balls*. Released in 2002, this album captures the essence of early 2000s pop-punk with its infectious hooks and emotionally charged lyrics. We explore how the band's blend of catchy melodies and raw, relatable themes resonated with a generation of teenagers grappling with the complexities of growing up. From the anthemic "I'd Do Anything" to the reflective "Perfect," each track on this album reveals a different facet of Simple Plan's musical identity. We also discuss the impact of the album on the pop-punk genre and its enduring influence on contemporary bands. Join us as we revisit the album's standout tracks, analyze its lyrical content, and share personal reflections on what made this record a defining soundtrack of our youth. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the album, this episode offers a deep dive into why *No Pads, No Helmets... Just Balls* remains a beloved classic in the pop-punk canon.

"Cash Only" by Millionaires, the 2010 party anthem manifesto, is a wild ride through electro-pop excess. This album is a cheeky, unapologetic celebration of the hedonistic lifestyle, complete with infectious beats, brash lyrics, and a sense of rebellion that'll make you want to throw on some glitter and hit the dance floor. With tracks like "Party Like a Millionaire" and "Stay The Night" it's the soundtrack for those who live life unfiltered and on their own terms. Get ready to indulge in the guilty pleasure of Millionaires' unabashed party vibes.

Today we go into the future. Long after studded belts and bootcut girl jeans. All the way to the year 2017. Today we're covering the album After Laughter by the band Paramore.

Big News! Our humble little podcast will be chronicling the much anticipated WHEN WE WERE YOUNG 2024 festival lineup! As you all have no doubt heard, this coming WWWY fest is absolutely packed with iconic emo and pop punk classics.

Many of your favorite bands will be playing their pivotal albums from front to back, and we are going to be doing deep dives into each artist and album.

So if you're going because you know all these songs by heart, or if you've never heard a particular album, we hope you join us in revisiting these emo and pop punk classics!

We will culminate this series with us actually going to #WWWY2024 and we hope to see you there!

Today Mick and Eric delve deep into the legendary album Hot Fuss by Las Vegas' favorite sons, The Killers. Listen in as we discuss the most important facts from this iconic album and band like: the names of each member of The Killers, what is the best mayonnaise on the market, and what has comedian Todd Glass been up to lately?

Do ya like tiki drinks?

Today we're covering the premiere Fall Out Boy podcast. We're discussing and talking about the hosts, the episodes, the guests, and the tangents.

We also have The 5th Beatle in the house! It's a long one, so we hope you enjoy!

Fall Out Boy's eighth studio album, "So Much (For) Stardust," is a return to form for the band, while also exploring new sonic territory. The album is a mix of guitar-oriented pop-rock, pop-punk, disco, soul, funk, spoken word, and orchestral elements.

In this episode, Mick and Eric take a deep dive into the album, track-by-track, discussing the themes, songwriting, and musicianship. We also share our thoughts on the album's overall sound and whether it succeeds in bridging the gap between old and new fans.

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Today we go over any final Fall Out Boy released we may have missed on this journey covering the best boys from Chicago. Follow along on this special playlist made by the Pete to your Patrick: Mick.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0cAj3t6hCOt4fqOyXx7jmY?si=6924fe4cbb46425d

Get to know your intrepid podcast hosts! Today, we take questions from you, our beloved podcast listeners.

Check out our playlist COVERING songs covered by Fall Out Boy.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLy7j5kDBgQBwYqbY9bjxbM3yYflRSiX4Q&si=vbByCoCD5gEcXkR7

Today we cover the one of the best to ever do it.

Today's (late) episode covers the iHeartRadio Music Festival with our man-on-the-street Mick Skarda. The show took place on September 23rd 2023 and features the artists like: Travis Scott, Kelly Clarkson, Foo Fighters, Paul Cauthen, 30 Seconds to Mars, and of course, Chicago's favorite sons: Fall Out Boy.

So sit back, pop a 30-dollar Bud Light Seltzer and give us a listen!

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Today we've got a very special interview with James Montgomery, James was MTV news journalist who helped chronicle the beef between The Killers and Fall Out Boy which shook the music world. James had years of face-to-face with the band during the pre-hiatus era and is also the co-author of Pete Wentz's 2013 novel Gray.

We were super fortunate to have James speak with us on a wide variety of topics and we hope you enjoy!

Jonathan Wilson - Eat The Worm: https://open.spotify.com/album/0EE6A98yJR0fg5IcZsaSTx?si=2W_-s_tySA2pqeHo7hBOEg

A bit of a housekeeping episode as we're down a host this week. Tune in next week as we're back in the studio and discussing exclusive Fall Out Boy news.

Fall Out Boy is one of the most popular and successful rock bands of the past two decades. They're known for their catchy melodies, clever lyrics, and energetic live shows. But even the biggest Fall Out Boy fans might not be familiar with all of their songs.

In this episode, we're going to explore some of Fall Out Boy's lesser-known gems. These are songs that are just as good as their hits, but for whatever reason, they're not as well-known.

We'll start with a song from their early days. Snitches and Talkers Get Stitches and Walkers. The lyrics are dark and poetic, and the melody is hauntingly beautiful.

Next, we'll move on to Yule Shoot Your Eye out. It's a special originally recorded for an Island Records holiday release CD, and it's a perfect example of their acoustic side. The song is a mix of different genres, and it's definitely one of their most unique songs.

We'll also take a look at a few songs that they've left unreleased as covers or B-Sides that haven't gotten as much attention as their other releases. These are songs that are just as catchy and memorable, but they're not as well-known. Fall Out Boy has a deep catalog of songs, and there's something for everyone to enjoy. Even if you're a die-hard fan, there's probably a song or two that you haven't heard before. So take some time to explore their lesser-known gems. You might be surprised at what you find.

The end of our post-hiatus era of Fall Out Boy coverage! We take this opportunity to get a little loosey-goosey, so we hope you don't mind.

In 2006, two of the biggest rock bands in the world, Fall Out Boy and The Killers, were embroiled in a feud that made headlines around the world. The feud began when Fall Out Boy bassist Pete Wentz made a joke about The Killers in a blog post, and it quickly escalated from there. Both bands traded barbs in the press, and there were even rumors of physical altercations.

In this episode of the podcast, we'll take a deep dive into the Fall Out Boy vs. The Killers feud. We'll explore what caused the feud, how it unfolded, and what the lasting impact was. We'll also hear from some of the people who were involved in the feud, including Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz and The Killers' Brandon Flowers.

So if you're a fan of either band, or if you're just interested in music history, then this is the episode for you. Tune in to learn the story behind the Fall Out Boy vs. The Killers feud.

Here are some specific topics we could cover in the episode:

• The origins of the feud: What was the initial incident that sparked the feud?
• The escalating nature of the feud: How did the feud get worse and worse?
• The public reaction to the feud: How did fans and the media react to the feud?
• The impact of the feud: What was the lasting impact of the feud on both bands?
• The perspectives of the musicians involved: What did Pete Wentz, Brandon Flowers, and other musicians involved in the feud have to say about it?

The Garlic Bread Bacon Egg & Cheese Bagel by Chef Christian Petroni & Greenberg’s Bagels: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9n0cP2Xh_kM A Look Back at all of The Killers’ Feuds with Other Musicians: https://medium.com/@timeinadream/a-look-back-at-all-of-the-killers-feuds-with-other-musicians-cfe704b46a1e

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Here's some extra content for all our favorite guests. None of this was scripted or researched. It's all stream of thought, and we apologize.

Unless you like it, then let us know!

In 2018, Fall Out Boy released their seventh studio album, MANIA. The album was a departure from the band's previous work, with a more electronic and experimental sound. This led to a mixed reaction from fans, with some praising the album's ambition and others criticizing it for being too different.

In this episode of the podcast, we'll take a deep dive into Fall Out Boy's MANIA. We'll explore the album's creation, its reception by fans and critics, and its lasting legacy. We'll also hear from some of the people who were involved in the making of the album, including Fall Out Boy's Patrick Stump and Pete Wentz.

So if you're a fan of Fall Out Boy, or if you're just interested in music, then this is the episode for you. Tune in to learn more about the album that divided a fanbase.

Here are some specific topics we could cover in the episode:

• The album's creation: How did Fall Out Boy come up with the idea for MANIA? What were the challenges they faced in making the album?
• A in-depth discussion about MANIA and every song on the album.
• The album's legacy: How has MANIA been received in the years since its release? What is its lasting impact?
• Our rankings of each song from worst to best

M A N I A is here, today's episode covers the 2018 full-length release by the band Fall Out Boy! Join Mick and Eric as they discuss their most experimental album thus far. We hope you enjoyed our previous episode covering Aliens and UAP, but this one is strictly for THE BOYS, the Fall Out Boys... also Andrew Dice Clay.

Pee Wee Herman Live At The Roxy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSEQpw_-d9g

Kevin James Greeting Card: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2z40sa

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Please indulge these two idiots as they discuss the recent UAP news. We do discuss Fall Out Boy and other pop punk mainstays like Tom DeLonge. We promise you'll get a normal ep next week.

In this episode of Dork Tree Pod Presents: The Road to When We Were Young, we dive into Atreyu's second studio album, "The Curse." Released in 2004, this album is a cornerstone of the metalcore genre, known for its intense energy, gripping lyrics, and powerful instrumentation.

Join us as we explore:

Thematic Elements: How "The Curse" delves into themes of inner turmoil, existential dread, and personal demons.

Track-by-Track Analysis: We break down each song, from the ferocious opener "Bleeding Mascara" to the haunting closer "Five Vicodin Chased with a Shot of Clarity."

Band Insights: A look into Atreyu's evolution leading up to this album and how it solidified their place in the metalcore scene.

Cultural Impact: The album's influence on the metalcore genre and its lasting legacy among fans and musicians alike.

Personal Stories: Listeners share their personal connections to the album and how it has shaped their musical tastes and lives.

Whether you're a longtime fan or discovering Atreyu for the first time, this episode offers a comprehensive and passionate exploration of "The Curse." Tune in to reminisce, reflect, and headbang with us!

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Do you enjoy FILMS? Do you want to discuss CINEMA? Join Mick and Eric as they delve deep into the world of the films related to the band Fall Out Boy. This episode is the definitive Fall Out Boy cinematic experience.

Grab some popcorn as we discuss film giants like, Scorsese, Ford, Kurosawa, Stump, Wentz, and Trohman.

Weezer SNL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ab5WvwfLuLM

60 Songs That Explain The 90s: https://www.theringer.com/2023/7/19/23799943/they-might-be-giants-podcast-history

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Today's episode covers the album 'Make America Psycho Again' by the band Fall Out Boy. This 2015 release see our favorite rock band from Chicago collaborate with a number of hip-hop artists and producers such as: Juicy J, Black Thought, OG Maco, Migos, Joey Bada$$, Azealia Banks, Big K.R.I.T, Uzi, Zaytoven, Tony Fadd, and others. We hope you enjoy the wild tangents, fart jokes, and the most comprehensive information and commentary on Fall Out Boy on any podcast platform.

Mic The Snare YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVN6JjGx0z8

Vanilla Ice Goes Crazy YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2ZkTvLdH2o

Yung Lean - 'Unknown Death 2002': https://open.spotify.com/album/1T7ZoAn7Iy3uPArR6zzs4f?si=N_og6SCTSO-CaBryuwDmYQ

UGK - 'Int'l Player's Anthem': https://open.spotify.com/track/4ns1XFP3W5JPyzvnAjMdHD?si=a43f7ba709674a81

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In this episode, Mick and Eric take a deep dive into Fall Out Boy's 2015 album "American Beauty/American Psycho." They discuss the album's concept, its influences, and its individual songs. They also share their own personal experiences with the album and why it means so much to them.

Whether you're a longtime Fall Out Boy fan or you're just curious about this critically acclaimed album, this episode is for you. Join Mick and Eric as they explore the depths of "American Beauty/American Psycho.

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Today's episode will be going over the singles, music videos, and production for Fall Out Boy's 2015 album "American Beauty/American Psycho". Join us as we discuss the biggest hits from this era, and whether or not two washed-up old bastards like them!

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