POLL: What Is Your Favorite Against Me! Recording?

Yeah lol
I was gonna click on one and realized I could click all of them so I did!

Shit. I would have included Crime in my vote. D:

Consider it included in my vote.

I think As the Eternal Cowboy is underrated.

Cliche Guevara, Slurring the Rhythms, Rice and Bread, Mutiny on Electric Bay, Turn Those Clapping Hands.....

Its kind of epic. It was the first album by them I heard, and after I heard other songs I thought it wasn't as good. But it grows on you.

I agree, ATEC is definitely underrated. But RAR, Disco, and Crime are better, I think. I'm still undecided between SFAFC and ATEC, but to me, they're both epic. Just not as epic as the other three I mentioned.

I voted Disco, but Crime and Acoustic are close 2nds.

i vaguely remember voting in this way back. i'm pretty sure i chose crime.

Disco and Eternal Cowboy rule all!

i know im gonna be punched for this but im a sham and my ex copied me all the albums so none of the names are on my mp3 so which is the one that goes "in the closest alley in the first doorway he pushed up against her and closed his eyes"
i apologise again for this!!!

The song is called "You Look Like I Need a Drink" and it's on the album titled "As the Eternal Cowboy"

i voted for crime, but i'm considering changing my vote... RAR is fucking amazing.

lately i feel vivida vis and the s/t ep are real good i used to never like them

if i had a vote now, as for recording straight up which album produced the best listening experience.
1.disco
2. rar
3. new wave
4. as the eternal cowboy
5. crime ep

Tom's Demo.

The band went downhill after it's release.

Kyle wrote:

Tom's Demo.

The band went downhill after it's release.

Q.F.M.F.T.

SFAFC

up until that record, i thought everything they did topped what they'd done previously
searching... is such a dark, personal record. i remember reading (possibly on here) tom say something about not wanting to play the songs live much because they reminded him too much of bad times or something. that might be why i like it so much...its so honest and open. it sounds like a band questioning themselves and not really knowing the answers. i love the recurring lyrical themes about things being destroyed from the inside. i love how unbelievably crushing the last song is, but how triumphant "problems" is just a couple minutes earlier.

i'm really into all their records (except for the super early stuff) but that's the one i always go back to that still hits just as hard as the first time i heard it

doctoracula wrote:

SFAFC

up until that record, i thought everything they did topped what they'd done previously
searching... is such a dark, personal record. i remember reading (possibly on here) tom say something about not wanting to play the songs live much because they reminded him too much of bad times or something. that might be why i like it so much...its so honest and open. it sounds like a band questioning themselves and not really knowing the answers. i love the recurring lyrical themes about things being destroyed from the inside. i love how unbelievably crushing the last song is, but how triumphant "problems" is just a couple minutes earlier.

i'm really into all their records (except for the super early stuff) but that's the one i always go back to that still hits just as hard as the first time i heard it

This guy has the right idea.