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Old 05-02-2009, 05:05 PM   #1
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Maybe I am a little late to the scene, seeing as Five Iron Frenzy is either dead or dying, but I really love Ska and never knew about this band until a couple months ago because of that Relient K CD. Sadly yes I found FiF from a RK CD.

Anyone else like Ska or FiF? I love Ska but I try to mix it up with other stuff.

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Old 05-02-2009, 07:39 PM   #2
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Five Iron Frenzy actually has their own entire forum. There are quite a lot of us who love them.
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Oh while I posted that I now have a question...

I bought two of their CD's Purple Door and Cheeses of Nazereth, any suggestions on other CD's to buy?
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Yeah. All of them.

Start with the first one, Upbeats and Beatdowns. Work your way forward from there.
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Indeed.

Another excellent album was "Our newest album ever."
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Old 05-03-2009, 02:23 AM   #7
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Indeed.

Another excellent album was "Our newest album ever."
Yeah, maybe my favorite. But maybe not. Haha.
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As big of a FIF fan I am, I gotta say that I enjoy their newer stuff (basically Electric Boogaloo and The End Is Near) more. It's more accessible in general, I suppose. I don't enjoy how hard it is to hear Reese's strained voice on the first two albums.

Buy all of them. I can't say enough for the two I already mentioned, the Quantity is Job #1 EP, and All the Hype.
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what is the "purple door" cd.
maybe that never got released in nz
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I'm not sure where the OP "bought" Purple Door, I'm pretty sure it's not an official FIF album.
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Is Purple Door the music festival where "Proof that the Youth Are Revolting" was recorded? I always thought it was Cornerstone, but I could be wrong.
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Is Purple Door the music festival where "Proof that the Youth Are Revolting" was recorded? I always thought it was Cornerstone, but I could be wrong.
PTTYAR is at least partially (if not completely) from Cornerstone. On the opening track Reese screams "Cornerstone are you ready?"
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This next song is called "to hell with the deeeevvvviiiillllll!!!"

buy all of them, sir or madam. ALL OF THEM
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PTTYAR is at least partially (if not completely) from Cornerstone. On the opening track Reese screams "Cornerstone are you ready?"
It was recorded over 6 or 8 shows or something like that. Reese says how many on the "hidden" track, which is full of bloopers from those shows.
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