This album came out when I was a freshman in highschool. This and Samiam "Soar" had a profound impact on me and still hit just as hard.

great story!

I know this is 2 years late, but that's fucking awesome.

This old good time when listening music was much way to harder ... and very DIY in the search of bying or getting some fresh / new record... For me it was with the help of a very small local radio... some older dude to me took the 🎙 to share lot of HxC, Punk HxC and... “one hour of pop punk” to open their schedule at 12 o’clock (am) and after game punk hxc post HxC Emo, screamo (discover ENVY, YAGE, GAMENESS ...) and HxC... (and for the history, after this cool skate 🛹 crew playing in a Emo/screamo band, some much older than this skate dude came and spread some brutal / death / grind / gore / scandinav melodic like at the gates ... and this was fire ! Great old time around late 90’s début 00’s ! I hope, one day, meet all of this dude to show my respect to follow the dark side and discover lot of incredible band from fugazi, to envy, Finch, Will Haven, or Less Than Jake, Snot, NOFX & friends, rancid.... converge, cave in, NEUROSIS (who I ve travel from France 🇫🇷 to London, To saw their reunite show since ... 90’s in Europe... I was only 15 y/o and jarboe was there too.... top 3 live show I’ve ever see in my life ... now I’m 33, saw thousand of show, hundred of festival !) Hahahahaha... Great time of my life ... miss this insouciance time

Amen Brother

You and a million mes too brother

Welcome! glad you made it

NEVER too late, Brah! This shyte kept me alive long ago, lol!

at 21 im feeling the same, cheers lol

Don't for The Boat Dream From The Hills on 24 Hour Revenge Therapy

My favorite is Chesterfield king. Its the second song in Bivouac

​@@miindz3240 That song is like reading a novel in 3 minutes

More like fuk modern generation dipsh its

poser

sameeee

instablaster.

Check out jawbreaker dear you album, it's their best album, amazing band. Singer had throat cancer on this album, dear you album he was cured.

@@mykeyjones2412 He had a non-cancerous polyp. And it was during the recording of Bivouac, not Unfun.

The lyrics are up there with The Doors. Pure poetry

My favorite three albums

Never saw them live, though

I am 50...and a former Deathrock LA scenester....FEKK THEM!

Yup, they missed out.

Same here. 46

Aka: pop punk

Any interest in selling it?

He said he was old, not stupid.

chris furius I have it

Damn! i wish i had mine!!!! Ya Fekker!

@@pariahthistledown540 It's funny, I'm not a huge fan, I do like the album though. It's probably because of "Fine Day", and being a cat lover I always liked the jacket.

Sweet! Sounds like something I would do

I know this is both a year too late and off topic but your profile pic slaps. Book of the New Sun rules. As does Jawbreaker.

i am rapidly nearing 50, and wholeheartedly agree.

Yodonz1980 I want a best friend

@@sayywhiteboy5019 right click the video and select loop.

"transcoastal megapunk group" what the absolute frig

Actually back then the music genre already existed since some years.

you're damn right but a few years on some too much eyeliner, suicides, and the backlash to lyrics like "cut my wrists and black my eyes", emo being a trend and breaking into the mainstream. Well that's when it became a bad word or a label to keep away from

This is undeniably pop- punk. Definitely not emo

And pop punk is emo af

No it's not

fun fact, there is a video from like 2001 of blink during the take off your pants and jacket tour, jamming out to "bad scene" in a tour bus, so yeah i think that shows they were totally down with JB also, sorta blink related, more or less, matt skiba said that jawbreaker was the biggest influence for the formation of alkaline trio, he liked that sort of aesthetic of just having a three piece band and he was really inspired by the fun sound they but emotional depth in the lyrics

Jawbreaker influenced everyone in that era whether they admitted it or not

I think it was because Blink knew they had a different sound that they wanted to call their own.

Cool. Think husker du are the pioneers in that style.

+jared _somebody fill me in

+jared _ Dear You was a filler album.

+bassage13 dear you was their least fillerest album of all

How can they have a " least fillerest album?" That would imply that their albums have some amount of filler songs, but you said they never made a filler song...?

i'm not going to talk filler with someone who thinks dear you is filler

Ted Spider I remember that....I first saw Green Day in a garage. Martin from Isocracy/Samiam took us to the show, and everybody really like Green Day in the scene....I was indifferent, but people that act like they didn't come from the punk scene don't realize how much they're wrong.

Only!? lol

I can't say for sure, but seeing them at Gilman *might* have been the first live concert that I ever went to.

Never heard the word sellout used so much in my life re: green day

+krystal peterson The germs, the reatards, the screamers, the crowd. + venus and unit-3 for shits n giggles/awesome.

+krystal peterson the cat picture was why i clicked on this in the first place.

that was where i heard it first. great cover, great original.

If it wasn't for Lagwagon, never would have gotten into Jawbreaker. Lagwagons cover is a great tribute to the band.

Well I'm glad lagwagon turned you on into better music

Another overlooked band. Lagwagon works their asses off!

No doubt about it. One of the greatest of the punk ever

Exactly.

YES!!!

!!!!!!!!!!!

I’d have to say it’s that part of driven at 25:30

@@jacksonforrester3496 I was thinking maybe about the ending of Gutless?

@@dinjampnick I almost put that or the end to incomplete where he’s like “let’s try to work them out sometimes some tiiiiiIiiiiiiIime!” Or that last unwoouououououound on Down

@@jacksonforrester3496 yes, generally this album is the master of great endings to great songs ✌

Softcore porn?

here, my buddy. and maybe the only person in Argentina who knows them.

@@juanmarcosgrasset3271 are you talking about me? I'm the only person I know with a Jawbreaker tattoo in Argentina.

@@thefolkloreofshapeshifting3283 eso si que es estar solo en el mundo. Bueno, sos la primer persona que después de mí que le gusta Therapy?

Juan Marcos Grasset el disco que me cambió la vida. Viste el docu?

@@thefolkloreofshapeshifting3283 aaah, espera hablas del disco 24 hour revenge therapy, no de la banda therapy?(se escribe así, con la interrogante, es una banda irlandesa muy recomendable). No, después le pego un ojo, nomas escuché un par de discos porque el vocalista de pennywise los mencionó.

It was transcendent, right?

actually the term "emo" or "emo-core" was coined in the late 80's for Dischord bands like Dag Nasty e co. In the case of Jawbreaker (and similar bands) I remember that fanzines used to call this type of music emo-pop-punk.

John Linares I also bought this when it came out. The first record I got was whack and blight and let me assure you, we did use the term emo then. I remember maximumrocknroll doing a funny thrift shopping story called "emo boy goes thrifting" or something. We just didn't call this stuff emo. This was Bay Area punk rock. Emo was Embrace, maybe Dag Nasty with Peter singing ... Rights of Spring? Now Monsula started out like this but they DID begin to Emo out. I always marked it by the broken down bests and weepy guitars. Honestly, I've never in all my years known any real music fan robust the word emo as anything but a joke. And I love all that cry baby shit.

Exactly Chad, you're absolutely spot on. I have the same memories, probably we have the same age ;-)

of all the bands you mentioned Rights of Spring certainly filled the emo tag to a tee. just my opinion. To me, in 1985 they marked the beginning of something new in D.C.

of course, my mistake. I don't even know why I commented since the term connotes that maybe hardcore wasn't emotional but emocore was. But there definitely was a change in feeling to a less aggressive music I can't really say when I first heard the term but it definitely was still in the 80's .

you should explore more bro

i'm 18

they're making tik tok dances

Unfortunately, they have no interest in Emotive Punk, and what it helped to create. Twitterdipshittery and Armenian ass...fekk dem 'tards!

Right here!

21. first heard them when i was 13 but got into jawbreaker when i was 19.

Should we really be thanking them for that...?

Are you sure cause I don't hear a hint of Jawbreaker in any of their music just garbage

Michael Button i checked em out, theyre pretty rad