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The All-American Rejects' last album came out in March 2012. Kids In The Street showed a slightly different sound for the band, but it was a great fit. The songs were more mature, more reflective, and more revealing. In spring 2016 The All-American Rejects officially began working on new music, with Benny Cassette producing. The band premiered their new single, "DGAF," live in San Diego on July 21st; though the band had plans to release a music video, we still have not seen that or the studio version of "DGAF. In summer 2016, The All-American Rejects stated that they were not releasing a full album. Instead, they said a 5-6 song EP would be out in 2017. In January 2017, they entered the studio to record 3 or 4 more songs.

The All-American Rejects is the self-titled debut studio album by American rock band The All-American Rejects, originally released October 15, 2002 by Doghouse Records, before being re-released on February 4, 2003 by Dreamworks Records. The band duo of Tyson Ritter and Nick Wheeler recorded the album in New York City in 2001 after being signed by the independent label Doghouse Records, they later released The All-American Rejects on October 15, 2002.

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Or maybe it’s the absolute opposite because the album cover art should display the personality behind the music and give us a hint of what’s to come? Most of the time, we post only the best works from the best artists, but sometimes it is far more entertaining to look at the worst examples! Take a look at our list of the worst album covers of all times. Do you think that a cover with a white middle-aged gentleman named A Taste of Dick Black’ properly represents his harmonica skills? Or the guy named Tino cover with the cream gym shorts?

It’s even worse when one considers how many truly brilliant live Dead albums there have been, as well as several excellent Dylan live ones. If you like train wrecks, this is for you. Mötley Crüe - Generation Swine (1997). The Crüe’s last album of the 1990s was almost comically bad. During the making of it John Corabi was dumped and Vince Neil persuaded to rejoin the band, but was result the classic Crüe comeback fans hoped for? No it wasn’t. Billy Idol – Cyberpunk (1993). In fairness to Billy Idol, he truly immersed himself in the world of cyberpunk before making his fifth album, recruiting a raft of experts to help realise his futuristic vision.