New Again (Special Edition CD/DVD) [Special Edition]

Taking Back Sunday | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (June 2, 2009)
• Original Release Date: 2009
• Number of Discs: 2
• Format: Special Edition
• Label: WEA/Reprise
• ASIN: B0024RID4M
• Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #183,107 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Editorial Reviews

Special Edition CD/DVD version. Three studio albums, three gold awards, three Modern Rock hits. Now, three years after its biggest-selling album to date-the #2-charting Louder Now-Taking Back Sunday returns with a new energy, a new
guitarist and a new fearlessness on New Again, produced by David Kahne
(Sublime, The Strokes, Paul McCartney). Having toured with Linkin Park's Projekt Revolution, opened for My Chemical Romance at Madison Square Garden, coheadlined
Warped, and played Live Earth,
Taking Back Sunday fulfills the expectations of a growing fan base and yet expands its musical boundaries with an album that
ranges from anthemic rock to engaging pop, the relentless to the infectious. Taking Back Sunday is truly New Again.

Customer Reviews

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Taking Back Sunday New Again, December 15, 2010

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Judirox - See all my reviews

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I love this Cd I love the music I am so glad I bought this! Great quality Cd for a really good price. I feel like I should have payed more for this.

4.0 out of 5 stars Listen Again, April 28, 2010

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Jim "JimNastics" (Never in one place for too long.) - See all my reviews

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I have recently become a fan of this band. I started with Louder Now, and worked my way backwards toward their earlier stuff. There are only a handful of songs in their catalog that I don't like. So, I preordered this album expecting the same great song writing and musical talent. I have to say that I was not blown away. I tried to listen to the whole album,but had to skip a couple of songs. I set it aside and went back to the stuff that I had become so used to and loved so much.

Then something amazing happened... I put my mp3 player (don't want to plug any one brand)on shuffle all, and this awesome song started to play. I said "who is this?" only to find out that it was the TBS album I had tossed to the side. I stopped the randomness and went directly to this album. It turns out I was too quick to judge. This is a very good album. Right now I still prefer the older stuff, but I catch myself singing "Sink into me" "New Again" and "Where my mouth is" randomly.

-IF YOU ARE NOT INTERESTED IN MY STORY, HERE IS THE MEAT AND POTATOES:

This is a more mature album. The songwriting has grown up a bit and TBS succeeds at making a solid album. If you are looking for the old sound, purchase with caution. If you are open minded to good music, give this album a chance. It has some catchy songs that you will be singing to yourself without knowing it.
Clean Production
Great Sound
Quality Songwriting

1 of 7 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars Better POWERPOP direction...shoddy packaging...OUCH!!, June 2, 2009

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Larry Davis "powerpoplarry" (NYC/Long Island, NY) - See all my reviews

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Well, being from Long Island, these guys have always been written about heavily in these parts...they're from Rockville Center...and when their debut album was out, I bought it to see what the fuss was about and I HATED IT...because I hated the emo crap that was shoved down my throat, ugh!! And that album was the epitome of that sound. I then avoided that whole scene...tried "Louder Now", thinking things would be different, nope.

Then, something happened...Adam appeared on Cyndi Lauper's "The Body Acoustic" on a cool "Love Changes Everything", the whole emo thing imploded and certain bands from that scene somehow sounded better without that "emo" tag...not emo at all...I really love Fall Out Boy, who are basically smart powerpop!!! Then TBS changed their lineup, and had a song on that Warner Bros tribute album called "Covered", doing Tom Petty's "You Wreck Me", love that song, pretty cool cover!!! Now, they have powerpop producer David Kahn as their new producer, as he worked with cool people like Paul McCartney, the Bangles and Regina Spektor and more.

I like the new song "Sink Into Me"...it's powerpop!!! Catchier and lotsa harmonies and handclaps...maybe their older material will sound better to me as well??? The album got an A in both Newsday and Entertainment Weekly. Who knows...weirder things have happened.

Bad news tho...I got the deluxe edition and the packaging is HORRIBLE!!! The DVD is in the tray, but the CD is in the cardboard sleeve, on top of the enclosed booklet!!! What were the Warner folks thinking??? It shoulda been a double digipack or something...knocked a notch for that...better music tho at least...OUCH!!