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Yes, I didn't waste my time. I finally had the chance to get to know the band Jimmy Eat World better. Their music features elements of punk and indie, and overall, it can be categorized as alternative.
The first album, Jimmy Eat World, was recorded in a punk style, and the songs are similar, so it's hard to pick out anything specific. Also, the sound quality is poor.
The second album, Static Prevails, is already better; they started mixing up the musical styles, and the vocals became more emotional. I like the songs Call It In The Air and Claire.
The third album, Clarity, is even better; there are more calm and slow compositions. I liked Lucky Denver Mint, Table For Glasses, and I want to highlight the song Goodbye Sky Harbor, which lasts 16 minutes, although it's mostly instrumental, but still. I thought it was just a glitch, like sometimes happens, where a song plays for 3-4 minutes, and then there's silence, but that's not the case here, and that's a good thing.
The fourth album is called Bleed American. It includes one of their best songs, Hear You Me. My Sundown is also pretty good; the rest is neutral for now.
The fifth album is called Futures. It features my favorite song, Drugs Or Me. And Pain is worth mentioning.
The sixth album, Chase This Light, hasn't impressed me yet.
The seventh album, Invented, was released recently. I liked the song You And I.

Overall, I'm glad I discovered them, because they have a lot of good music, but I haven't listened to everything properly yet. Also, there are many bonus tracks and B-sides.

Rock-rock-rock. This time, the group is The Fray, which the last person defines as piano rock. They have only two albums and a few B-sides so far, so there aren't many songs. Of course, I like How To Save A Life from the first album; the song has an interesting story, by the way. From the second album, I'll highlight Never Say Never. I'm listening to the rest now).

Listened to Ja Rule's album. It's rap, typical rap, seems okay.

Hmm, I'm delving deeper and deeper into the world of music. I discovered a band called Tiger Army, which plays in the genres of psychobilly (psycho...?), rockabilly, and punk. Instead of a bass guitar, they use a double bass, and the vocalist has an Arabic accent (maybe South American, Mexican, etc.). Their first album is named after the band. The songs are wild, except for Outlaw Heart, which is calm. The second album, Power Of Moonlite, is even better; In The Orchard is a good song, perfect for riding a horse or traveling by train, evoking the Wild West. The third album is Ghost Tigers Rise. It features a very good song, Rose of the Devil's Garden, which is how I discovered the band. I also liked Through the Darkness. And the fourth album is called Music From Regions Beyond; I'd highlight Afterworld, Forever Fades Away, and Hechizo De Amor from it.

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Yesterday, in addition to the "tiger army," I decided to buy albums by the band 311, which plays reggae, funk, rap-metal, punk, and maybe other genres. They have many albums, so I won't list them all, but I'll just write down the songs I liked: Don't Tread On Me (the first song I heard), Get Down, Hey You, Sometimes Jacks Rule The Realm, Too Much Too Fast. I mostly like the two latest albums, and the rest aren't really for me.

Three albums by the punk/alt-rock band The All-American Rejects. The first is titled the same as the band, and I immediately liked the song One More Sad Song from it, or rather, the demo version, but the final version is also good. The second album, Move Along, features a single with the same name as the album itself. The third, When The World Comes Down, is notable for the songs The Wind Blows and Sunshine. I also like the song Poison, which is included in the soundtrack album for the movie Alice in Wonderland.

I have some new additions. This time, it's in the form of the Italian punk-rock band Vanilla Sky. Almost all of its members can sing, but mainly it's done by the two guitarists. The songs are performed in English, Italian, and it seems there are even a couple in Japanese and French.
Many have probably heard their cover of Rihanna's Umbrella. I also like their cover of the Beatles' song Help!, I liked it even when I was listening to McFly. Now let's move on to the band's own songs, the following ones I liked: Break it out and the Japanese version of the same song, 6 Come 6, as well as Cambiamenti, Have You Ever, L'Ultimo Primo Bacio.
And I'll highlight the cover of Metallica's song Nothing Else Matters, but I don't like it.

I listened to the band Weezer, they play alternative and indie music. I'll immediately list some notable songs: Pork And Beans, Island In The Sun, In The Garage, Beverly Hills, Hash Pipe, I Don't Want To Let You Go, Tragic Girl, Troublemaker, and I also like a couple of their covers of well-known songs. I'm still getting acquainted with the rest of their songs.

Indie/pop-punk band The Academy Is.... I mainly downloaded it for the song About a Girl, but I was also pleased with the presence of other good songs.

The band All Time Low has three albums under their belt. They turned out to be pop-punk and power-pop, but I was expecting something a little different, something in the style of their song Therapy, which I liked the most; it's very pleasant, and the chorus is amazing... the vocalist hits high notes. I also like Painting Flowers, from the Alice in Wonderland soundtrack album, and the semi-acoustic song Remembering Sunday, at the end of which a girl, or maybe two, sings quite emotionally. I also want to mention The Girl's A Straight Up Hustler.
P.S. They also have a cover of the song Umbrella. I think I have more than five of their songs now, haha.

Emergency Express - Metal Warning II
Release Type: Official Compilation
Release Date: 1989
Duration: 00:44:26

Tracklist:
01. Zi :Kill - 憂鬱 [00:04:42]
02. Nude Jane - A Night in Red [00:03:37]
03. Bad Messiah - Steady Dog [00:04:28]
04. Damzell - Black Chapel [00:04:04]
05. Gargoyle - Crazy Sadism [00:04:25]
06. United - Suck Your Bone [00:04:30]
07. Crowley - King's Evil [00:03:48]
08. Bellzlleb - 呪縛～人形嫌い～ [00:04:43]
09. Eliza - Heart Break [00:03:14]
10. Kamai Tachi - Kill Yourself [00:02:56]
11. Mazeran - Take Me Away [00:03:55]

A collection of Japanese heavy metal. Surprisingly cool. I have a feeling I'll be staying up late tonight because of the music : ))
I've underlined the bands whose songs really impressed me.

I listened to the Christian alternative rock band Falling Up. They have four albums, and the latest one mainly features calm songs and is perhaps the most different from their other albums. Their music is diverse, featuring piano, acoustic guitar, electronics, and elements of nu-metal.
My favorite song is Maps, a pleasant and melodic composition. I also like Broken Heart, A Guide to Marine Life, Arch to Achilles, Escalates, Good Morning Planetarium.

Hmm, I don't know where to start. Basically, I listened to a band that used to be called I Hate Kate; they released one album and then changed their name to Darling Thieves and released another album (they haven't released any more yet). And from their first album, I really like Then You Kiss and Love Association, although all the songs are good overall. From the second album, I liked She Remains.
Besides that, the vocalist, Justin Mauriello, released a solo album of covers of well-known songs.

The band Rise Against plays genuine punk rock mixed with hardcore. Their songs are appeals to society. The lyrics touch upon themes of ecology, war, and other important issues. Musically, I prefer their later albums; the songs have become more diverse. I like the following tracks: Prayer Of The Refugee, Hero Of War, The Good Left Undone, Give It All, Ready To Fall. I still need to listen to the rest.

A new album by Panic! at the Disco, called Vices and Virtues. It's more similar to their first album, although in some places it also resembles the second, but only a little, unfortunately (the departure of the guitarist and bassist did have an influence). Some good songs: Sarah Smiles with a French melody at the beginning and Stall Me.

A new album by Yellowcard called When You're Through Thinking Say Yes. So far, nothing has caught my attention except for the song For You, and Your Denial; I like the violin.

I listened to the punk rock/rapcore band Zebrahead, in which Justin Mauriello was the guitarist and one of the vocalists for a long time (see post 57). Yes, this guy has participated in many projects. In general, the songs are interesting, and the combination of styles is also noteworthy.
I first heard about the band in the game Flat Out 2; it featured the song Lobotomy For Dummies, which became one of my favorites in the game (the game also featured Rise Against). I can't highlight anything else from the other songs yet, as I haven't listened to them, but I'm sure I'll find many good ones. Although, while I was writing this post, I already managed to listen to a couple of songs that I liked: The Juggernauts, Rescue Me, Dear You (Far Away).

I downloaded the new album by Sum 41, called Screaming Bloody Murder. The music has become heavier, especially compared to the previous album, and there's more of a light blend with metal (again, comparing it to the album before that, because the previous ones had a mix). I liked the songs: Reason To Believe, What Am I To Say, and Scumfuck is also pretty good.