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I would say no. But, it is dang good.

My vote goes to Ghosts on the Boardwalk by the Bouncing Souls

I'm honestly not a big punk fan but if you say it's so good I'll have to give it a listen.

Metro, I retract my statement. Sigh No More has held up wonderfully for me. Ghosts on the Boardwalk was passing, whereas Sigh No More could end up a classic all-time album.

After the Storm stirs up emotions in me that are powerful and frightening and lonely and calming all at once. It is a beautiful song that puts the cherry on top of the entire album.

I am always amazed at the connection Mumford and Sons has made cross generations. I'll play Fleet Foxes and others in my class and the natives get really restless but when I put on Mumford and Sons they all talk about how great they are and how much some of the songs mean to them.

Easily the most excitingly different band to come around since Radiohead. In my opinion of course.

Of course, I thought Duffy's debut was visionary, so what do I know...

I forgot about the music board till tonight lol. I can't wait till their new album comes out. The bits and pieces I have heard sound great.

Babel is a good follow-up. NO sophomore jinx here. "The Boxer" is an interesting version.