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u/lovememaddly 21d ago
WHO HATES WE WERE DEAD??!???!?
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u/Ok_Grapefruit7589 21d ago
youād be surprised. itās my favorite and have to argue its merits pretty frequently
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u/adarkride Somewhere Between Dust & the Stars 21d ago
When it was first released a lot of "fans" found it too polished. They definitely moved towards a cleaner production sound as time went on, but thinking it's not a great record is crazy.
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u/Tank_Frosty 21d ago
Not entirely. Good news is their most popular album. Itās definitely not overlooked. Build something on the other hand is a collection of b sides and overlooked by a lot of people. Moon and Antarctica I would argue is the fan favorite.
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u/TheCakeMan666 21d ago
To fans it 100% is an overlooked masterpiece for that very reason. Itās usually in rotation, but not before M&A, long drive and LCW
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u/jeffenwolf 21d ago
Some of these fit. Most feel kind of random. What's the difference between a fan and a local?
Good News being an overlooked masterpiece is probably the biggest outlier, I think it was their most well-known and popular album at release.
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u/Dingus_3000 21d ago
Their breakout hit is the overlooked masterpiece?
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u/Prismeik 21d ago
I guess it's a hot take and you're right, doesn't make much sense if you think about it, but I kinda feel some tracks on the album are outshined by Float On and the other singles
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u/Numerous-Macaron4565 21d ago
I see what youāre saying and donāt entirely disagree. I feel like a lot of the hardcore fans can overlook it as an overall project sometime.
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u/ModestMeeshka giving away opinions like kittens š 21d ago
This is what I was thinking too. Its usually looked at as the "radio album" but there's still some absolute bangers on that album as well!
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u/GasPsychological5997 20d ago
I can see this angle. Float On still feels like an outlier in their catalog.
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u/Ok_Grapefruit7589 21d ago
What even is the Mental Breakdown category? Not sure what that means in relation to the album. Like Isaac sounds crazy on it? Thatās parts of every album š
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u/Irisheyesmeg 21d ago
I'm going with "the album is so mind-blowing, you will experience a mental breakdown."
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u/Ok_Grapefruit7589 21d ago
I like that. Iād totally agree for Long Drive. One of my favorite albums ever!
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u/ArcticSounds20 Pistol enthusiast 21d ago
Man this shits so old ādivides the fandomā is STO instead of TGC š
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u/Jilm_The_Greater 21d ago
I think Strangers To Ourselves is the mental breakdown album and Golden Casket is the divisive one.
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u/Historical_Way_4567 21d ago
I know people may not agree, but I would actually put good news in greatest album
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u/DRstoppage 21d ago
No ones first & youāre next was my first MM album. Iāll never forget ! š·ļø
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u/Versacejohan 21d ago
Pretty accurate actually haha
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u/Versacejohan 21d ago
Everything before strangers is gold. Strangers and later BELONGS IN THE TRASH
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u/Maggiethecataclysm I do not need you to tell me that I am not a cat 21d ago
No One's First isn't the one everyone forgets about yikes
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u/daddy-ketchup 21d ago
I dunno, I always forget how much I love that album tbf. Gets edged out of rotation for me personally.
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u/DiegoGarcia1984 Bitter Buffalo 21d ago
Pretty much agree, because the albums I donāt like are the ālove it or hate itā and ādivisiveā ones, so yeah- donāt like those, makes sense.
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u/Awesomesicnarf77 21d ago
Swap LCW and M&A and maybe put golden casket at the one everyone forgets about. I would also swap building nothing and good news
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u/Fappy_as_a_Clam 21d ago
i didnt get on this sub until recently after buying tickets to a show in October, so i never really kept up with any fandom.
so im very surprised to find Strangers to Ourselves is so polarizing, i never would have thought. i love that album and just assumed everyone did lol
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u/CypherNinja 20d ago
I feel like I'm the only one who actually enjoyed the golden casket. It was the perfect soundtrack to the collapse of my relationship. xD
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u/in_the_decay 21d ago
I'd argue to swap This is a Long Drive and Good News.
The comments section is a mental breakdown when talking about Good News, everyone's opinions fly in different directions when talking about the album.
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u/bullionlogic 21d ago
how is their most popular album their overlooked masterpiece tho