Hia

6 years ago.. hmm

God Loves you 💜

@@TestingMyFate7 I'm saved

​@malley5566 0l999l

+Blakewalsh12 rip dude

Lol

+Blakewalsh12 Death Do Us Part... the label lol

+Blakewalsh12 lol you get to gloat about it. lmao

+Blakewalsh12 You've got friends in all the people who wanted the same thing as you. Great to see Saosin back together!

Agree. This album is so much unique and one of the best ever in whole core genre. And these words are coming from someone who listens this type of music from early 00's and have heard hundreds of albums. I have still hope that Saosin will make the greateast comeback in music

Marcin Czyżewski You're right, I'm listening alot of post-hardcore bands, I really love thing genre.

Agreed. It was such a kick in the teeth type album. 22 minutes of insane drum tracks, amazing guitar and Anthony making us fall in love with his voice and words.

+Nikolai Popolis Let's hope their new LP comes close!

Knight Cranky Right!

+viktr estebn EXACTLY

agreed

So good!

Yeah for me too..that's why its the only song I cover

It's my favorite song from this album. It lays the groundwork for so many emo bands.

always returning to this album from time to time

fucking masterpiece

I’m here in 2021

2021 I’m here.

Too much angst in the guitars to be ignored, come on...

The drums on this EP were actually done by a session drummer and not the band lol but yeah they’re one of the best parts of this EP. When I say I like Saosin, I’m talking about this EP only really 😅

This whole album fully encapsulates a 3 year portion of my life. I can still smell all those smells and all those tastes. The goosebumps are constant throughout 🤓

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@@joemiller2205 when the EP session drummer is better than the actual drummer 😂 hands down the best drummer saosin has had

+AngryKhan The drumming is always fucking underrated

Drums so good, it hurts my knee. MY KNEE!!!!

Shame they couldn't get the guy who tracked these drums to play on the new album

This guy knows what's up.

"Pat Magrath" was the drum tech for slayer

2000s were so awesome for music! I miss the scene so much!

Some bands to check out you might like The receiving end of sirens Envy on the coast Dance Gavin dance Lower definition The academy is Motion city soundtrack The audition Taking back Sunday Bayside Senses fail The spill canvas Emery

@Runne _ Когда 18 будет, дай мне знать, лол

우와 한국분이라니

@@sadpunkasd нет, мне

DEP

Nikolai Popolis godamnit accurate af

Extremely accurate

The emerged of new metalcore with saosin's sounds

Me too. I think it’s the instrumentals. And singers voice is smooth unlike a lot of other bands. There hasn’t been another post hardcore album that I enjoyed other than this. I like Coheed and Cambria.

"Real Emo" only consists of the dc Emotional Hardcore scene and the late 90's Screamo scene. What is known by "Midwest Emo" is nothing but Alternative Rock with questionable real emo influence. When people try to argue that bands like My Chemical Romance are not real emo, while saying that Sunny Day Real Estate is, I can't help not to cringe because they are just as fake emo as My Chemical Romance (plus the pretentiousness). Real emo sounds ENERGETIC, POWERFUL and somewhat HATEFUL. Fake emo is weak, self pity and a failed attempt to direct energy and emotion into music. Some examples of REAL EMO are Pg 99, Rites of Spring, Cap n Jazz (the only real emo band from the midwest scene) and Loma Prieta. Some examples of FAKE EMO are American Football, My Chemical Romance and Mineral EMO BELONGS TO HARDCORE NOT TO INDIE, POP PUNK, ALT ROCK OR ANY OTHER MAINSTREAM GENRE

@@AnguishForYourGreedIL nah that’s where you’re wrong. There’s like 3 waves of emo it’s not just the classic hardcore emo shit

@@shmurdoc2339 that was a copy pasta from reddit

Ahead of his time. Inspired a lot of metalcore bands. Alex is a god.

@@achayes88 Alex didn't play the drums on this EP. Pat Magrath from Prototype did.

hahaha right brings back memories

Dick melting as well. LOL

it's really funny reading this comment 10 years after it was originally posted

one of the first bands i showed to my stepson and he dove head first into the scene... this was 2015... saosin holds a special place in each of our hearts.

*Acoustic Version

haha best part is the benchwarmers reference!!

lol good catch.

+SamsMusicification Fuck less

+Gavin Andrews yess*

i'll try ;)

fucking right!!!

+SamsMusicification Me!! I'm seeing Circa Survive in Atlanta on November 23rd. I'm too excited!!

this comment is ....TAKING ON SEVEN YEARS (AGO) !!!!!!

2007-2008 was when life changed for the worse and permanently. The death of Myspace was essentially a cassandra and now can be understood as the end of aesthetic youthfulness. That dial-up internet, word-of-mouth world almost feels like an urban legend now.. it's haunting.

@@paratext I was just talking about this, you ever heard that meme that the death of harambe sent us down the dystopian timeline? Nah, that was just a symptom, it was the death of myspace and the rise of Facebook that was the turning point. Zuck fucked us all.

YES.

manuel casares I was thinking the same thing, it's incredible

omg right?

+manuel casares the guy that drummed for this ep isnt in saosin, he plays in metal bands (did some work for slayer)

nah he worked with sepultura

For real b....super tight. Just heard these guys, love to know what hats he’s rockin

I remember every word I knew back then as well, that doesnt really mean much though because I only understand what Anthony is singing about 1/5 of the time.

It is the sense of nostalgia after being imprinted....a great way to sum it up through this quote. "I’m not ashamed of anything we’ve done. Those things are what they are. Music comes to you at a certain point in your life and imprints itself on that part of your mind. I think people confuse that with thinking they really love a record and want that record again. They just have nostalgia. Even if you made that sort of record again it would never correspond to your life in the same way. Those things are flukes and sort of beautiful accidents." - Dustin Kensrue of Thrice.

The better question is, why haven't you listened to this since 2007???

DigitallyReArranged Haha that is actually pretty good. Wow.

Same bro.

same. saw them live

I'm 38 and love it. One of my favorites to sing with

JEFF? lol heck yeah add me on yuoutube bbrah

very carefully. im 26 and this is still my mornin jam. never gets old

I have been listening to this pretty much all my life with my dad, I'm 15 now and a drummer and this music is pretty much home for me. I'm very thankful for my dad raising with this kind of stuff.

I'm 26 too and I jam this every morning as well! haha small world bro

Yeah

yeah they perched on their stilts is great.

And this comment is 7 years old but still this EP iz Awesome🤘

Ryan Neville You're wrong. We don't...

+ZenithFoxy same here.

+Nikolai Popolis yeah ... ya do.

+proxydemon yeah lol 56k... about a song a day... this album took seven years to download...

Pirate.bey & utorrent. I don't know Bout yall, and maybe it's just cuz my best friends were pc gamers, techies, hackers in their own right, etc... but I've always been able to get my hands on mostly anything entertainment wise on the Interwebs that I desire. Except for a few really underground or local artists that I've had to extensively search for, I've had no problem with obtaining music:) thats just one of the beautiful things about the webs that certain political forces have tried to strip from the population countless times. This probably won't stop, but neither will the seeding and leeching of art & entertainment amongst lovers of music&art. It's all in the public domain in my opinion anyways and if politicians were actually looking out for the artists, authers, etc.. then they would have already thought about ways around the spreading of various things for free online. For example, n this is just one example, but idk... you could set policy that actually gives real incentive and compensation to artists for the contribution they make to culture and society. Imo art is one of the most important things to a healthy culture and human growth.it should be cherished and held in the highest regard for every generation that comes after to grow from, cry to, and love in their own right. Im a musician as well as a full-time lover of music, art n other types of human self expression that reflects, questions and answers somewhat of what most humans feel and think so much so in their hearts. This human condition kills and also births as well. As an expressionist of an introspective, outward, n every fuckin possible way in between, I can tell you that the last thing on my mind is bitching over money. In fact, I find it extremely flattering when people take the time to listen to my music. The trying of relation is so beautiful to me and all thay i ever want out of my music is for people to hear it. I kno how much music has helped me, and I feel that I as a listener have given back to the musicians I hold in my heart just by relation. How could you deny someone that beautiful relationship. Music has become such a big part of me that the music i have grown with is now literally a reflection of who i am. If just one person finds thay within my music they deserve all of it. Also, the spreading of these art forms is not only good for the exposure of the musician but its going to ensure the preservation of these beautiful expressions for as long as possible. If Shakespeare held his writings in a vault because he was afraid that future generations were gonna rip him off, he wouldn't be so revered. We would have missed out on something so fucking special. Anyway, full version apps, op systems for pc, bands and musicians full discogs, porn, games, movies, docs, etc..it's all at your fingertips! So there's no excuse to enlighten yourselves.

+Deejay Hernandez So true... this can't be done again

it s almost otherworldly to see anthony flick himself across the stage and sing so effortlessly!

Fuck yeah!! How was it? I'm awaiting a show they are doing in Santa Ana, CA in January. I didn't see this day coming either!

Stoic alt?

Going to see them on the 23rd!

Seeing them with Anthongy on 25th

doyleshypermusic Anthology!

doyleshypermusic Analogy!

Lmk how the show goes guys, cant express proper max jealousy at the moment...

+Terra Nort I'm telling you man, discovering this genre just like you has been one of the best things to happen to me in my life. If you want any recommendations, I'd be more than happy to oblige.

L Yeah sure feel free to do so. For now I absolutely love Hail the Sun (and Sianvar is cool as well, but not sure it's the same genre, but it's the same singer). I liked Circa Survive's On Letting Go, I liked Blue Sky Noises a little less. Didn't get hooked on to Dance Gavin Dance. Overall took only like 2 songs from them, I don't really like the huge amount of screamos and I think it gives a weird effect with the voice of the singer. Saosin is awesome, especially Seven Years lol the ones from the self-titled album are cool as well. Didn't really explore much more for now. So, any recommendations based on what I just said? :p

+Terra Nort You basically need to listen to anything from BlueSwan records. Then go to the owner of Blue swans band Dance Gavin Dance. You seem to like the bands that do less of the screaming so Senses Fail's old stuff is a good bet. Listen to the album Let It Enfold You and Still Searching. If you begin getting use to the screams then listen to Underoath. They are pretty much the legends of post hardcore.

Gauge Stibbs Aight, thanks. I already got used to screamos, the latest album from Hail the Sun has some of it. For Dance Gavin Dance I actually only listened to Instant Gratification. Only liked We Own The Night and Something New, and those aren't my favorites from my playlist or anything, 'twas just okay I guess. So not really my thing. And I mean I'd say Seven Years has a fair amount of screamos as well (and overall Translating the Name actually has a certain amount of it) yet I love it (though I admit the screamo parts aren't my favorites). I'll check those bands and albums out, thanks!

If you want really good vocals do old Dance Gavin Dance or go to one of there old vocalists new band Slaves. I hope you enjoy some of that music. ^-^

that makes me sooo happy!!!

YES YES YESSSSSS!!!!

FUCK ME!! they were in LA last month and i missed it, with Anthony Green!!!.....i'ma go die now.

Oh, to see him do 7 days with them again ... wow.

*years my bad

O.O I wish i could just learn of them all over again, kinda jealous haha

Do you know of tdwp, a skylit drive, house vs hurricane?

always!

good music gets better with time (:

boris contreras agreed●●••

***** yes. Meet me in front of the Apple iCar dealership in Los Angeles in 2031, all time travelers will be there

cheers!

LOL me too. You tell me! I'm just thankful I get to see them in January. It's something I never thought would happen.....

Dude you must be the oldest fucking person _ever_

Ten more years and this will be classic rock