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songs that are otherwise great are nearly ruined by lyrical banality". DiCrescenzo mentioned that the "clinical production scrubs the rock down to a smooth grain of clear sand". So thought it was a mistake to switch producers as the "entire record has a thoroughly bland, almost adult-contemporary texture to it". Comstock, on the other hand, noted an improvement of production from their first album. He mentioned that the addition of Dewees made the album come across as "predictable -- while some of the songs seemed more complete and polished, many have simply lost their edge".
1189:"Put aside the love songs, and their classic Something to Write Home About can be read as a concept album about the pressure of seeing then-fledgling indie label Vagrant literally bet the farm on their success. But they also wrote concisely and passionately about girls, heartbreak, and trouble with authority, thus setting the norms for 21st-century emo: While the band’s presentation and ethics were overtly punk, their songs harkened back to early rock’n’roll records that functioned as teen pop." 466:. Starting from December 1998, the group wrote a batch of new material as they were waiting for their deal with Mojo Records to be finalized. The Pope brothers' apartment had a piano that Dewees would often play; while the group were practising a song at the apartment, Dewees showed them a vocal harmony and piano part he had come up with. The group had wanted a keyboardist for sometime; with Coalesce having gone on hiatus during this period, Dewees joined as their keyboard player. 38: 1039: 1001: 919: 1034: 1029: 1024: 1019: 996: 991: 986: 981: 914: 909: 904: 899: 881: 876: 871: 866: 861: 831: 826: 821: 816: 811: 499:, California to record their next album. Before the group could start, Vagrant Records' co-owner Jon Cohen had to borrow money from his parents, who mortgaged their house in order to fund the sessions. The album was recorded over the course of six weeks in June and July 1999 at Mad Hatter Studios in 487:
EP and forfeited the vinyl rights to their following album. That same month, they formed their own record label, Heroes & Villains Records, which signed a deal with Vagrant Records, giving the latter rights to other acts signed to Heroes & Villains, which included the members' solo projects.
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contributor Rob Browning wrote that the album retaining the "edge of their Doghouse past, but sported cleaner production and more hooks than a tackle box". He went on to say that these "12 songs are the strongest body of works they had been able to muster prior or since". Meehan said the band offer
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Pryor also began to branch out lyrically, including on “Red Letter Day,” which was written about the bands’ negative experiences with Dirk Hemsmath and Doghouse Records. In writing the album, the band was also more conscious of traditional pop song structure, focusing more on hooks and placing less
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and Alex Brahl, the latter of which did additional engineering. Blinman handled recording, while Dale Lawton served as an assistant. Blinman mixed the recordings, while the album was mastered by Ramon Breton at Oceanview Mastering. Several of the songs included were re-recorded from past releases:
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Brent DiCrescenzo noted a lack of originality in the music, writing that "implementation of keyboards and acoustic guitars is predictable and unimpressive", calling the release "an entire album of songs which follow the same formula, yet never reach the quasi- memorable qualities of a radio hit."
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said that if the lyrics "sometimes seem a little clumsy or overwrought, that's all part of the package". DiCrescenzo referred to the words as "meaningless lyrics masquerading as poetic insight"; Nude as the News writer Ed Comstock felt the band had "regressed lyrically -- to such an extent that
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In 2008, Pryor said that the group was in discussions with Vagrant Records to re-release the album as a 10th anniversary package, including a DVD and photo booklet. In February 2009, Doghouse Records re-pressed the album on vinyl. The 10th anniversary edition was released on September 8, which
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included a DVD with a recording of their first show in a few years and a documentary on the making of the album. In addition, it included 7 downloadable demo recordings from the sessions. Doghouse has since re-pressed the album on vinyl twice more, in 2015 and 2016, respectively.
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wanted to treat the band as a new act, own the rights to their music publishing, in addition to being unwilling to buy the band out of their contract with Doghouse. To get out of their Doghouse contract, the band recorded the
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writer James Skinner complimented the band members for "how brilliantly play off each other," coupled with a "healthy dose of longing and you're halfway there in terms of understanding its appeal". Reviewing the album for
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in September 1997. It was supported by American and European tours between September 1997 and May 1998. The group then went on a break and spent the next few months writing material for their next record. Their next album,
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In August and September 1999, the group went on a European tour; the tour was planned to last a month, however, the group only got to play six shows over eight days. Following this, the band appeared at the
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was released on September 28 through Vagrant and Heroes & Villains Records. The vinyl version was released through Doghouse Records. The Japanese version included "Forgive and Forget" and a cover of
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reviewer Zac Johnson noted that despite the band "struggling with stumbling relationships," they were still capable of "process the complexities of their daily lives through music". Stevie Chick of
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By April 1999, tired that the negotiations with Mojo Records had taken too long and eventually came to a halt, the band felt it wasn't the right time to be signing with a major. Vocalist/guitarist
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all signed to the label because of the album's success. The album has been viewed as an important release for the second wave of emo, and an influence on the third wave of acts, such as
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joined as the band's keyboardist. As negotiations with the label eventually stalled, they eventually went with Vagrant Records. They recorded their next album at Mad Hatter Studios in
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vocals during the chorus sections; "My Apology" is a mid-tempo song. "I'm a Loner Dottie, a Rebel" discusses the aftermath of a one-night stand, while its title is a quote from
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referred to "Valentine" as a "perfect snapshot of the way any distance, emotional or physical, feels oceanic in scope". The acoustic "Out of Reach" crescendos into a piano-led
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founder Eric J. Herboth said that like their debut, Something was "complete bunk" aside from the two "great" songs "Red Letter Day" and "I'm a Loner Dottie, a Rebel".
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a lot and wanted more synthesizer parts, with Dewees being "such a talented piano player, he just sort of upped the ante." Dewees' keyboard parts recalled the work of
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considered it superior to the band's debut, stating that the "tunes are absolutely absorbing, sucking you into the hooks, the energy, the drive, the music".
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to sign with the label. It is often cited as one of the best albums of the second-wave movement of emo, and is cited as an influence on third wave acts like
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in Europe on March 13. "Action & Action" was released as a single on March 24 in Europe with a demo of "I'm a Loner Dottie, I'm a Rebel" and a cover of
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song "Ten Minutes" is a homage to be stuck in traffic on the way to a lover's residence, and features Suptic on lead vocals. "The Company Dime" features
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In February 2000, the Get Up Kids played a one-off show in Kansas before embarking on a Japanese tour. The band then went on a tour of Australia with
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as bonus tracks, while the European version featured included a re-recorded version of "Forgive and Forget" and "Central Standard Time" (taken from a
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featured both “I’ll Catch You” and “Valentine” on its list of the 40 best Emo love songs of all time. In 2014, as part of 10-year celebrations for
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from the album. Later that year, the band toured across Australia, Japan, Europe, ending with a headlining US tour; in early 2001 they supported
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included it in their 101 Modern Classics list at number 97. They later ranked it at number 102 on the list of best albums in their lifetime.
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music critic Dave Meehan said "provide a melodic counterpoint to Suptic's thrashing and give the whole album a party-like-its-1983 feel".
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listed ‘’Something to Write Home About’’ as the 19th greatest pop-punk album of all time, and the 42nd best punk album of all time.
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writer Andrew Beaujon found the band to be "peppy enough to make even a college sophomore feel old," adding that they sound "
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emphasis on long instrumental sections. Ryan Pope made a conscious effort to restrain his drum parts on the album, emulating
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felt that the album "still holds up, its power and impact remaining as profound as ever". In a 2017 retrospective of
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and the band's own label Heroes & Villains Records. Following the promotional tours for their debut album
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said it was a "strong and varied record that's just right for the beginning of autumn". In a review for
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At the time, Vagrant was searching for a flagship band on which they could expand their business with.
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The album has appeared on many best-of lists for the emo and pop-punk genres, by publications such as
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is credited with establishing Vagrant Records as an emo music industry powerhouse. Acts such as
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chart. By 2002, the album had sold 150,000 copies. In 2015, it charted at number 16 on the
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as primary influences in writing new material. While the group had toyed with keyboards on
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chart in the United States. The band promoted it with a European tour and a US tour with
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The band, who wanted to leave Doghouse, began discussions with other labels, such as
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wrote that the band are "certainly not purveyors of bubble-punk in the same mold as
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Napier, Patrick, ed. (April 2019). "The 250 Greatest Albums Of Our Lifetime".
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described the album in the context of the band's contemporaries: "Braid and
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down as he was yelling at the top of his vocal range throughout the album.
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Anon. (April 11, 2000). "The Get Up Kids: Something to Write Home About".
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sold over 40,000 copies, which attracted attention from various labels.
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on their US tour, before supporting Weezer in February and March.
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chart. The album's success was the first major breakthrough for
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made Vagrant Records one of the major players in the fledgling
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expands on the harder edge of its predecessor, with frontman
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writer Ian Cohen wrote much more fondly about the album:
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Craig Morgan (album)
A painting of two robots sat down, one of which is leaning into the other
Studio album
The Get Up Kids
Silverlake, California
Genre
Emo
pop-punk
Label
Vagrant
Producer
Chad Blinman
The Get Up Kids
Red Letter Day
Central Standard Time/Vasil + Bluey
Singles
Action & Action
rock
the Get Up Kids
Vagrant Records
Four Minute Mile
Mojo Records
James Dewees
Silver Lake, Los Angeles
Chad Blinman
emo
Matt Pryor
Foo Fighters
Jimmy Eat World
Wilco

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