Take This to Your Grave
by
Fall Out Boy
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Release type:What's this?
studio album
First released:
May 6 2003

Overview Edit

Take This to Your Grave is the second studio album by American rock band Fall Out Boy. It is the group's first release under the Fueled by Ramen label and was released on May 6, 2003. The album title is taken from a line from the lyrics of "The Patron Saint of Liars and Fakes", which reads "Take this to your grave, and I'll take it to mine". It is the first album to feature Andy Hurley. The Album is Certified Gold in the US.

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Catalog number:
FBR061
Release dates:
  • May 6 2003 in United States
  • Mar 8 2004 in United Kingdom

Genres

Alternative, Alternative Rock, Emo, Punk. Vote on Genres

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5 stars The Album You've Been Looking For...
I've never written a review for Amazon, but I HAD to recommend this album...

Some things that stand out about Fall Out Boy are:

1. The singer has a very unique voice(a good thing, especially in this genre), and can actually sing, and his voice isn't whiny which is pretty common of the lead singers of groups like this.

2. The music is complex when it needs to be, complements the singing and tunes perfectly...when I like a song, usually it's the singing or the actual music that stands out more …
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3 stars Some of the better music from a bad genre
Basically Fall Out Boy is decent music from a genre that is filled with bands that are not unique, or individual and all seem to be copying each other. The lyrics on the record are actually understandable, and you can tell some people in the band (drummer) may have some talent past supporting the vocals. Overall, if you like this pop-punk genre you'll probably love it, if you don't then it its tolerable.
Written by The Dork "thedork"

Track listing Edit

  • CD

    format:
    number:
    title:
    number name artist hh:mm:ss
    1
    "Tell That Mick He Just Made My List of Things to Do Today"
    3:30
    		Play Buy track
    2
    Dead on Arrival
    3:14
    		Play Buy track
    3
    Grand Theft Autumn/Where Is Your Boy
    3:11
    		Play Buy track
    4
    Saturday
    3:36
    		Play Buy track
    5
    Homesick at Space Camp
    3:08
    		Play Buy track
    6
    Sending Postcards From a Plane Crash (Wish You Were Here)
    2:56
    		Play Buy track
    7
    Chicago Is So Two Years Ago
    3:19
    		Play Buy track
    8
    The Pros and Cons of Breathing
    3:21
    		Play Buy track
    9
    Grenade Jumper
    2:58
    		Play Buy track
    10
    Calm Before the Storm
    4:27
    		Play Buy track
    11
    Reinventing the Wheel to Run Myself Over
    2:21
    		Play Buy track
    12
    The Patron Saint of Liars and Fakes
    3:19
    		Play Buy track

Credits Edit

  1. engineer

    1. Dominick Maita [mastering]
    2. Greg Geary [audio]
    3. Mike Hari [audio]
    4. Sean O'Keefe [mix]

  1. producer

Other versions Edit

Take This to Your Grave 14 tracks format: 1 x CD
record label: Fueled by Ramen Records
release dates: Jan 25 2005 in United States
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