You're still a high-schooler, so the amount of times you've heard your drunken room mates and their hoe-bag friends screaming "WELL I SEEN MORE SPINE IN JELLYFISH" at 2 am likely hasn't detracted from your enjoyment yet.
Before then, though, I suppose I was able to appreciate at least some of their music, about as much as I can appreciate any alternative rock nowadays.
Was this meant for me? If so are you fucking serious dude? Way to start off an appreciation thread with a troll post.
Oh, and for the record, I'm not a fucking high-schooler, and if you seriously let other people's opinion's/musing's/thought's/etc. effect your opinions on a band than you are no more mature than a high-schooler.
Yes, I'm serious. No, I'm not trolling. Yes, I thought you really were still in high-school. No, you never said this was an appreciation thread. And yes, I actually agree with you that they're one of the better alternative bands out there as I said in my original post "I appreciate them about as much as I can appreciate alternative rock nowadas.“ And finally no, I'm not immature. You've been posting here awhile. Still haven't learned that people with different opinions than you aren't immature, eh? Fine by me. By the way:
Pop music like this has a certain social setting and context, especially in college. It is a context that I've already mentioned in my original post, and one that annoys me very much. I'm sorry if that offends you.
Deja Entendu is the only album of theirs that I have and I love it.
The Quiet Things That No One Ever Knows
Regardless of how much this may hurt Quad's feelings, that song annoys the fuck out of me for reasons already stated. Regardless, it doesn't deserve metal horns no matter which way you look at it. But lest I be accused of trolling again, I'll add that BN are a band that's got much better with age, even if I can't stand their early cookie-cutter emo alt-rock stuff. I much prefer stuff like "Jesus” and "At the Bottom." BN, regardless of what you might say about them, their fans, and their style, are one of those bands who, thankfully, have been given the time and support to develop and grow by the powers that be.