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...Is a Real Boy
Originally released in 2004 on a small So-Cal indie label, Say Anything's ...Is A Real Boy has stood the test of time thanks to its universal themes and whopper punk hooks. Emo in name only, it is a disc that veers far away from the genre's typical navel-gazing lyrics and shines its light on the trappings of rock stardom, taking on everything from groupies to music snobs in no-nonsense songs like "An Orgy of Critics" and "Every Man Has A Molly." Max Bemis may not be a great singer but he's a great frontman, channeling his well-publicized struggles with bipolar disorder into songs that ring with defiance. This package includes a bonus second disc that includes seven new Say Anything tracks, a number of which delve even deeper into Bemis' psychiatric troubles, plus the somewhat self-explanatory "I Will Never Write An Obligatory Song About Being On The Road And Missing Someone." --Aidin Vaziri
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Tracks| 1 | Belt | | 2 | Woe | | 3 | Writhing South | | 4 | Alive with the Glory of Love | | 5 | Yellow Cat (Slash) Red Cat | | 6 | Futile | | 7 | Spidersong | | 8 | Orgy of Critics | | 9 | Every Man Has a Molly | | 10 | Slowly, Through a Vector | | 11 | Chia-Like, I Shall Grow | | 12 | I Want to Know Your Plans | | 13 | Admit It!!! | | 14 | Wow, I Can Get Sexual Too [*] | | 15 | Little Girls [*] | | 16 | Most Beautiful Plague [*] | | 17 | It's a Metaphor Fool [*] | | 18 | Total Revenge [*] | | 19 | Metal Now [*] | | 20 | I Will Never Write an Obligatory Song About Being on the Road and Missi |
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