The Greatest Generation
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Description
2013 vinyl LP release. First pressing limited to 3000 red discs, 600 blue (MerchNow), 600 gray (Hot Topic), 300 orange marbled (UK), 250 transparent orange. Second pressing limited to 1500 purple (Hot Topic) discs. This fourth album let's listeners take another trip down The Wonder Years's memory lane. It's a poignant, heartfelt album about growing up, making difficult choices and living with them. There is lots of love and loss and regret on here. Combined with their infectious pop-punk spirit, it yields an entirely life-changing listening experience. Buy one of these. Change your life. 13 tracks. Hopeless Records. Review: The Greatest - One of the world’s best bands’ best albums. Review: Worth a listen - This is one of my favorite albums of all time, I've been looking for it on vinyl for a while and leapt at the chance to have it. Did not disappoint, the sound quality was crisp and the physical vinyl was beautiful.
Reviews
A**N
The Greatest
One of the world’s best bands’ best albums.
T**E
Worth a listen
This is one of my favorite albums of all time, I've been looking for it on vinyl for a while and leapt at the chance to have it. Did not disappoint, the sound quality was crisp and the physical vinyl was beautiful.
D**A
Great quality!
Was a gift for my son, he loved it! Probably the coolest looking record I’ve ever seen!
M**G
If Say Anything and Taking Back Sunday had a child that was raised by Brand New
If Say Anything and Taking Back Sunday had a child that was raised by Brand New it would be The Wonder Years. This album is incredibly catchy and will be enjoyed by fans of the aforementioned bands. Fans of the emopoppunk thing will love this album. Also a fantastic album to play in the car.
A**S
Really really really good.
This album is a pop punk masterpiece. It's catchy, angry, intense, desperate, all sorts of feels. And it gets better after repeated listens. It's one of those albums where you pick up different little details the more you listen to it. Only underwhelming song is Madelyn.
S**T
one of the best newer pop punk bands I've heard super catchy and ...
Imo, one of the best newer pop punk bands I've heard super catchy and awesome lyrics, this album is one of those u can just sit and listen with no skips,these guys are making pop punk great again , shipped fast and good condition
T**.
Best wonder years record.
I am NOT a fan of this band's older stuff. It was always to generic for me. I had heard their style of music for 17 years. There was nothing fresh. MOVING ON, This album rocks. There is hardly a bad track on this album. I have spun this record about 25 times and it still rocks. This pushes their style to an Amazing record.
J**.
Could have been so much more...
The Greatest Generation has its moments, however it fails to deliver as effectively as its predecessor did. However, Suburbia was such an outstanding album, one can only expect the next to fall a little short. Highlight tracks as far as I am concerned are Passing Through A Screen Door, and Teenage Parents. I would akin this album to Four Year Strong's effort "In Some Way, Shape or Form", in respect that it was a little hit or miss after their last album that really took off. I would really grade this album as a C+, as while it has some catchy tunes, it seems a little disjointed and does not speak to me in the same fashion that Suburbia did. I still think this is an excellent band, really one of my favorites and ill be buying the next album anyway.
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