0:00 There, There 2:27 Passing Through A Screen Door 6:20 We Could Die Like This 10:11 Dismantling Summer 14:14 The Bastards, The Vultures, The Wolves 18:14.

Альбом · 2013 · Песен: 13. Доступно с подпиской на Apple Music. Бесплатная пробная подписка.

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The Greatest Generation is an album about growing up. While many pop punk bands are lyrically obsessed with high school romance and leaving home, The Wonder Years break these genre stereotypes. The songs found on this record are about becoming an adult and finding one’s post-adolescence self. The lyrics found here by Dan Campbell are brutally honest and sincere. These lyrics are one of the album’s strongest points, giving listeners a variety of relatable topics. From the first song to the last, Campbell’s vocal and lyrical performance is genuine and energetic.

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The Greatest Generation is an album for people in their twenties. That's something that can't be said for nearly every pop punk album ever released. While The Upsides tackled anxiety and depression the young generation experiences, Suburbia tackled dealing with your place in the world, The Greatest Generation tackles reaching the point of acceptance. Life isn't spelled out for you and you have to move along. The Wonder Years have come a long, long way since then. According to lead vocalist Dan Campbell, The Upsides, Suburbia and The Greatest Generation all tell a tale of a bittersweet life story.

Prior to the release of The Greatest Generation the band played 4 shows in the span of 24 hours to promote the album. The Wonder Years released their fourth LP, The Greatest Generation, on May 14, via Hopeless Records.

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The Greatest Generation. Studio album by. The Wonder Years. On March 6, 2013, The Greatest Generation was announced for release in May, revealing its track listing and artwork. The band then embarked on headlining US tour with support from Fireworks, Hostage Calm and Misser. On March 19, the group released a video trailer for the album.

The Wonder Years are often described as the new "flag bearers" of the pop-punk world. Cut from the same cloth as their power-chording predecessors, the sextet rely on the same, typical song progression that you might hear in a New Found Glory or Bayside tune. Immediately noticeable is the band's comfort level with a softer sound.