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Fall Out Boy - From Under the Cork Tree (Patreon)

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2026-10-27 12:46:10
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2026-10

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nbcardall

This album is genuinely great but the next one, Infinity on High, is one of the few albums I've ever heard that I consider to be pure perfection from front to back

Juicy

Chad Gilbert was from the 2000s pop-punk band "New Found Glory", he was only a feature on track 10. Unfortunately he passed away in September. Haven't heard this album in years, what a blast.

iAmAGrill

Chad Gilbert, who recently passed away, was apart of the band New Found Glory and is actually Hayley Williams’s ex husband!! Terrible husband but music legend. Rip

Monty

Im not sure what info about band you got on yt but here's some funfacts because I like them a lot: – Patrick Stump is on vocals and guitar/sometimes plays piano (tho he in general is a crazy talented musician who can play lots of different instruments), Andy Hurley plays drums, Joe Thoreman is a main guitar player and Pete Wentz writes lyrics and plays bass (he does screamed vocals from time to time and reads some poetry on tracks too). – Patrick actually auditioned to join the band as a drummer. He wanted to play drums and gave Pete and Joe a demo to listen to. He played all instruments on it and also sang, for it to be like a full song and when the guys head it, they told him he should be on vocals instead of drums and that they'll just find a different drummer and keep Patrick as a vocalist. I think Pete was especially stubborn in this case calling Patrick and his voice their "golden ticket." – Actually many of their songs mentions "golden" as a methaphor either related to Patrick or just perfection/something desired/worthy/valuable (on this particular album there was a line 'my insides are copper, id kill to make them gold'). – Pete Wentz, as I said earlier, writes most of the lyrics. I kind of jokingly compare him to methaphisical poets, cause he writes poetry in a similar way, making unusual connections and repeating the same things. All of their albums have some amount of lyrical integrity. – The band's process of making songs is complicated. Pete sends notes to Patrick but those aren't like full song lyrics at all, just pieces of scrambled thoughts and poetry mixed together. Patrick basically finds sense in those random, chaotic lines and puts them all together, so that they fit the vibe that Pete requests. Patrick writes most of the music but other band members ofc have a say in it too and add their own ideas. – Patrick is also known for doing lots of side quests, random little projects, he is a composer, wrote songs for many movies, sometimes I get jumpsacred by him in credits. He also worked for Disney and wrote music for marvel kids show called "Spidey and his Amazing Friends." – Pete has bipolar disorder which is also sometimes a factor in what he writes about. Lyrics are often very personal, mentioning his struggles, experiences and alluding to real life events. – I think usually the singer is a leader of a band but in Fall Out Boy it's not really like that. Patrick didn't want to be a singer, he was very shy and hated being the center of attention, so in the early days of the band, Pete was the "main guy," dealing with people, interviews and stuff, to let Patrick kind of hide in his shadow. Currently he and Patrick are more collaboratively "leading the band." – Fall Out Boy was supposed to be just a side project. Even before the band started Pete was well known in the scene. He and Andy had their more serious projects. Fall Out Boy began only because Pete wanted to try different style (he was more into punk/scremo stuff). Fall Out Boy thanks to Patrick became smth a bit more melodic. But none of the members took the band very seriously until their breakthrough. Patrick still finds it very funny and in an interview said that "ofc it's the one thing that you're doing as a side project, that you plan on doimg only for a few years, that fully takes off" – Band was formed because Pete and Joe met in a music store and argued about music. Then they found Patrick and somehow convinced Andy, who also had quite a reputation already, to join them. – What's impressive their squad never changed. All members are still the same ones as when they first started. – They've been posting some cryptic stuff in social media recently (im hoping for a tour announcement or a new album, cause it's been a few years since they made their last record). – I went to one of their shows and they're awesome live! That's all for now, tho I have lots more but I'll wait until u listen to the next album, sorry for the long, chaotic yapp :)