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Tell All Your Friends,Taking Back Sunday

- Tell All Your Friends
- - 2,073,978 plays
  - 800 favs
  - 30 shares
Taking Back Sunday
Released 2002

You're So Last Summer
02:59
374,932 plays

Cute Without the 'E' (Cut from the Team)
03:31
352,750 plays

There's No 'I' in Team
03:48
209,677 plays

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songs

- 1
- You Know How I Do
- 03:21
- 193,979 plays

- 2
- Bike Scene
- 03:35
- 142,697 plays

- 3
- Cute Without the 'E' (Cut from the Team)
- 03:31
- 352,750 plays

- 4
- There's No 'I' in Team
- 03:48
- 209,677 plays

- 5
- Great Romances of the 20th Century
- 03:35
- 178,081 plays

- 6
- Ghost Man on Third
- 03:59
- 165,357 plays

- 7
- Timberwolves at New Jersey
- 03:23
- 209,494 plays

- 8
- The Blue Channel
- 02:30
- 121,397 plays

- 9
- You're So Last Summer
- 02:59
- 374,932 plays

- 10
- Head Club
- 03:01
- 125,634 plays

album review

Tell All Your Friends is quite reminiscent of the Movielife's This Time Next Year. This is quite understandable when one realizes that one of the members of Taking Back Sunday used to be in the Movielife. Unfortunately, although there are a few variations, the ability of this band to sound so blatantly like their fellow Long Island comrades is almost their undoing. Vocally, Taking Back Sunday sounds very close to the Canterbury Effect, while musically there are times where they're a bit more rockin' than the Movielife in that they have cultivated punk, hardcore, emo, and pop and hybridized it better. It's quite upbeat and very danceable, thus making it fun and interesting. Yet at the same time it's nowhere near to being original or creative. Perhaps within their genre they're creative, but for the most part, bands like Taking Back Sunday seem to be all too common in an age of acts like the Movielife, New Found Glory, and other hardcore/pop-punk acts. ~ Kurt Morris, All Music Guide