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Taking Back Sunday - Notes from the Past Audio CD

A fair review of the Taking Back Sunday "Notes from the Past" Audio CD. Please note that the below review is the views of the authors, and authors only. You can get a complete list of all Taking Back Sunday reviews here, or go back to the Taking Back Sunday tabs.

Taking Back Sunday Band: Taking Back Sunday
Title: Notes from the Past
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Release Date: 2007-10-30
Media: Audio CD

Tracks: 1: You Know How I Do 2: You're So Last Summer 3: Ghost Man on Third 4: Cute Without the 'E' (Cut from the Team) 5: Decade Under the Influence 6: Bunus Mosth, Pt. 2 7: This Photography Is Proof (I Know You Know) 8: Number Five with a Bullet 9: One-Eighty by Summer 10: ...Slowdance on the Inside 11: Ballad of Sal Villanueva 12: Your Own Disaster '04 13: Still Dreaming - Silverstein 14: One Love - Aiden 15: Plot to Bomb the Panhandle - A Day to Remember 16: Walking Wounded - Bayside 17: We Will Fall Together - Streetlight Manifesto 18: I'd Lose Myself - June 19: Water's Edge - 1997 20: Heist - Driver Side Impact 21: Safety Net - Moros Eros 22: Silence and Goodbye - The Autumn Offering 23: Life Begins at 40oz [Demo Version] - Secret Lives of the Freemasons 24: Broadcasting - Comeback Kid

Already out there
The first two records I would give four stars to each. While this may be a good introduction to TBS's first two albums, one would be better off buying those two albums instead of this one. Everything on this album except the last song have already been released on the first two records.


Good for The TBS Fan
Nothing New. This has all the best of the old. If you bought one of the early editions of Tell All Your Friends you probably didn't get The Ballad of Sal Villanueva or Your Own Disaster. Worth it as a gift or for the truly dedicated. .


Victory Records does just want your money but what's wrong with old TBS?
Old TBS is way better than the MTV TBS and those of you complaining that there are no Louder Now tracks on the album should be happy that this CD contains older tracks. Yes this is just a way for Victory Records to capitalize on TBS' fame but at the same time, this album contains some of TBS' best work. My guess is that many current TBS fans heard their new stuff on the radio or MTV but haven't heard their older, better stuff. You should thank Victory for enlightening you.


duh
that's awesome how they have your own disaster and the ballad of sal villanueva, two very old classic tbs songs. this CD is obviously for people who haven't heard much of TBS but want to explore them without spending too much money. now if they released an actual CD from when antonio and jesse were in the band that'd just be sweet.

you're down
for sellin me out
while i play dumb
its cool cuz i let you
thought i'd never catch you
you'd say we're only friends
yeah real good friends i bet i bet. . .







.


Victory Records wants your money.
In fact, all of the songs are album versions from Tell All Your Friends, Louder Now, etc. While the songs on the CD are great for TBS fans, beware: There's nothing new to hear here. The last two songs are B-sides, but have been released previously. Your Own Disaster (The "hey lush, have fun, it's the weekend" song) was on a Warped Tour disc in 2004 or so, and the Ballad of Sal Villenueva ("It's not that I don't trust you, I just know what you've been up to"), well, that's just old news.

Looks like Victory Records really just wants more money.


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