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Contents. Music, lyrics and composition The album is a lot more aggressive, darker and heavier than Sum 41's previous studio album,. It also has less elements of than All Killer No Filler. Described as, and, the album uses elements of, and, on the song 'Thanks for Nothing',. Although the album has been described as pop punk by some sources, Counterculture.co.uk considered it an album that shows Sum 41 abandoning the pop punk genre for a more standard punk rock style.
Does This Look Infected? Is the second studio album by Canadian rock band Sum 41. It was released on November 26, 2002. It was released on November 26, 2002. Jun 11, 2016 - Free Download Sum 41 Does This Look Infected. Sum 41 - Over My Head.mp3 - 3.4 MB. Still Waiting.mp3 - 3.6 MB. Sum 41 - Its What Were All About.mp3 - 4.9 MB. Free Download Avril Lavigne Full Album Control Roo.
Amy Sciarretto of wrote that Does This Look Infected? Soldifies Sum 41 as 'true punk stalwarts'. The music on Does This Look Infected?
Has been compared to bands such as, and. Deryck Whibley at the Ottawa Bluesfest in 2003. The album's lyrical topics are darker than the lyrical topics on All Killer No Filler. Sum 41's vocalist said 'A lot of stuff happened in the past year that opened our eyes to new things,' Whibley said. 'The whole last year has been really crazy around the world. There's been so much stuff going on and it's been so televised.
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I think we've all become more aware. When we were writing the last record everything was happy go lucky. Now this time we've seen a little bit more and our eyes have been opened up a little bit.' The album's lyrical topics include hatred, war, internal demons, disliking the world, drugs, and. The song 'Mr. Amsterdam' is about an embittered man. Deryck Whibley said 'Mr.
Amsterdam' is sort of about a guy who hates everything, very bitter person who kind of hates the world,' he explains. 'He's against the world.' The song also is about the complacency of pop culture that was contemporary in 2002, the year that Does This Look Infected? Was released in, and technology that was really new during the year that the album was released in. Deryck Whibley explained the meaning of 'Mr.
Amsterdam' saying 'We depend so much on new technology to make sure that we don't have to do anything,' Whibley said. 'Everything's being laid out so we can sit at home and do nothing and never leave our homes. You can order all your groceries from the computer. You can do anything you want. You can just sit there and become fatter. And I think that's bad.' , a member of Sum 41, explained the meaning of the song 'All Messed Up', saying 'There's a song called 'All Messed Up,' which is about doing drugs.
Just what we feel when we're on drugs.' When Deryck Whibley spoke about what 'All Messed Up' is about, he said 'It's about those kinds of nights,' Whibley said. 'It's just about being really messed up and in that whole cracked-out kind of state.' ' is about a friend of Sum 41 who contracted HIV. Deryck Whibley spoke about 'The Hell Song' saying 'It’s one of my favorite songs on the record,' Whibley said. 'It's about this girl I used to date who I've known forever. Just last Christmas she found that she was HIV positive, and it was so brutal.
She doesn't sleep around. She's only had two or three boyfriends and one of them used to cheat on her all the time, and then he got it and gave it to her. It's the heaviest thing that's happened in our group of friends.' 'No Brains' is about a former band member of Sum 41. Deryck Whibley explained the song's meaning saying 'That's just a basic 'fuck you, I'm done' kind of song,' Whibley said. 'This guy was our old singer and I was best friends with him. We had this big falling out.'
Deryck Whibley spoke about what the song ' is about; he said 'It's not about being fucked up or drunk,' Whibley said. 'It's more about the aftermath when you're hearing everything you've just done the night before, and you're like, 'Ah, fuck, I'm better off dead.' I don't regret any of the things I do and I don't mind doing them, I just hate hearing about it. Being told every morning, 'Dude, what did you do last night?' Drives me nuts.' ' was written after the. Deryck Whibley explained the meaning of the song saying 'It's not directly about 9/11 or the war on terrorism,' he said.
'It's about the war on everything. It's about the world as we know it. It's no secret that the world doesn't get along and there's all this hatred. It's everything to do with how this world functions.' Sum 41's vocalist stated on the band's DVD that the album's song 'A.N.I.C.' Is a 'special love song' dedicated to. According to him, 'A.N.I.C.'
Stands for 'Anna Nicole is a Cunt'. Sum 41 member Dave Baksh said that Anna Nicole Smith is 'a fuckin' loser' and also said 'Look what she's doing to herself.' Sum 41 stopped including the song in their live performances after Anna Nicole Smith died of an overdose in 2007. However, they put 'A.N.I.C.' Back to their setlist during the 2012 summer European leg of the, However, when Sum 41 would perform the song live after Anna Nicole Smith's death, the band wouldn't show any disrespect towards Anna Nicole Smith, with Deryck Whibley saying that the song 'A.N.I.C.'
Stands for 'Deryck Whibley is a Stupid Fucking Cunt'. Cover and title The cover for Does This Look Infected? Features drummer dressed up as a zombie. It was chosen months before the title was. The album was almost delayed by the label because the band members did not have a name for it on time until Whibley thought of the name Does This Look Infected?
The whole band laughed at the idea and chose it as their album title. The same thing is also used on the band's EP, except Jocz was replaced with Whibley, also dressed as a zombie. Reception Professional ratings Aggregate scores Source Rating 75/100 Review scores Source Rating (B-) 7/10 Critical reception Does This Look Infected? Has received positive reviews from music critics. On, the album has a 75 out of 100. Said that it 'has a clutch of songs that mix chord-y abandon with raging rock riffs-and a heck of a lot of good times.' Blender also gave it a positive review, saying 'So Sum 41 have grown up.
It's all relative, and, crucially, it still rocks.' The album has been acclaimed by the fanbase, and has been considered a fan favorite. The album was included at number 28 on Rock Sound 's 'The 51 Most Essential Pop Punk Albums of All Time' list.
Commercial performance The album gained commercial success, with singles 'The Hell Song' and 'Still Waiting' mainly gaining success on the modern rock charts. The album has sold over 860,000 copies worldwide, but the album didn't gain quite as much success as the band's previous album '.
Track listing All tracks written by Sum 41. Title Length 1. 'My Direction' 2:02 4. 'No Brains' 2:46 7.
'All Messed Up' 2:44 8. Amsterdam' 2:56 9.
'Thanks for Nothing' 3:04 10. 'Hyper-Insomnia-Para-Condrioid' 2:32 11. 'Billy Spleen' 2:32 12. 'Hooch' 3:28 Total length: 31:14 UK and vinyl bonus tracks No.
Title Length 13. 'Reign in Pain (Heavy Metal Jamboree)' (vinyl pressing is listed as 'Reign in Pain') 2:55 14. 'WWVII Parts 1 & 2' (vinyl pressing is listed as 'WWVII Part II') 5:09 Does This Look Infected Too? – Japanese tour edition bonus disc No. Title Length 1.
Amsterdam' (live in Brussels) 3:54 2. 'Over My Head (Better Off Dead)' (live in Brussels) 2:56 3. 'No Brains' (live in Brussels) 4:08 4. 'The Hell Song' (live in Brussels) 3:08 5. 'Still Waiting' (live in Brussels) 3:16 Bonus DVD The unedited version includes a bonus DVD which is entitled. The DVD has footage of Sum 41's alter ego band, titled 'Reign In Pain', as well as various humorous segments like 'Going Going Gonorrhea', 'Campus Invasion', and 'Pizza Heist and Other Crap'.
Also included in the DVD are the Pain for Pleasure tracks 'Reign In Pain' and 'WWVII Parts 1 & 2', the songs 'Long Way to Fall' and 'Nothing Frequency', the songs 'Short Fuse' and 'Ill Blood', and some web-links. Personnel. February 21, 2003. Stuart Green (February 1, 2003). ^ Sinclair, Tom (2002-11-29). Retrieved 2012-03-13.
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Peter KLaunzer European Pressphoto Agency KEYSTONE Deryck Whibley had no plans to celebrate the 15th anniversary of 'Does This Look Infected?' 'In all honesty,' he says, 'I didn’t even know it was the anniversary. I don’t really pay attention to that kind of stuff. And it just sort of feels like it wasn’t that long ago.' He and the other four members of Sum 41 were more focused on getting new music together for their first release since '13 Voices' hit the streets in late 2016 when the fans started asking about the prospects of an anniversary tour, he says. 'So we thought, 'All right, let’s go out and do a short run.'
” 'Does This Look Infected?' Was their second album, following the platinum breakthrough they'd enjoyed with “All Killer No Filler,' which did not, as it turns out, rate an anniversary tour. Mark Weber, The Commercial Appeal A: They do. But we are who we are, and if you hang out with us, there’s a lot of humor. The difference is the music and the lyrics were always my department and they still are. So I can only do what I do.
I don’t write funny songs. I’m not the funny guy in interviews. But my thing is the lyrics. Then, when we get into the band situations of making videos and doing artwork, everybody’s got their influence and there is humor there. “Am I still waiting for this world to stop hating?” Q: You mentioned George W.
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Bush and Iraq with regard to “Still Waiting.” Does it feel like the chorus – “Am I still waiting for this world to stop hating?” – may be just as relevant today as it was at the time? A: Absolutely. I’ve even said that when we start that song.
It feels like it’s more relevant than ever. Q: Did you have to relearn any songs for this tour? I haven’t even done it yet. We start rehearsing a week before the tour.
But the thing is, we play some of these songs already. There’s only a handful of songs that we’ve got to learn as a band. But I mean, they’re not that difficult of songs. The only thing I have to remember is a couple lyrics.
I have to go back and say, “What was I singing in that song?” As far as chords go, I can probably pick out any Sum 41 song and get my way through it without having to go back and listen to it. Courtesy of Big Picture Media Hate the way this album sounds: Remix? Q: How do you think it’s held up as an album? A: I’ve always, always hated the way this album sounds. I hated it in the studio and it still bothers me. The demo I made myself at home sounded better than the final mix.
And it’s not anybody’s fault necessarily. I don’t think I knew enough of how to explain what I wanted to the mixer. Maybe I’ll remix it one day.
The tracks themselves don’t sound bad. They’re recorded well.
It’s just that myself and our manager-producer didn’t know how to explain to the mixer what to do. And he didn’t totally get it. Courtesy Q: You can do a 20th anniversary mix. A: I would love to. I probably will one day. I wouldn’t redo anything.
It’s all there. It just needs to be mixed right. Sum 41 new music Q: Did you say you were working on new music? A: Yeah, this whole year we’re supposed to be making a record. We’re at the beginning to middle of making a new album now, still in the writing phase.
Q: How’s that going? A: So far, great. It still has a long way to go but I can definitely say I’m not worried about it. Q: How does it feel to step away from the creative process to go out and tour a 15-year-old record? A: I think it’s gonna be good.
I don’t normally do that. But on the last record, I was forced to do that for a weekend. I came back after that and I felt so much better. I’m actually kind of looking forward to getting away from the studio.
Q: Which part of being in a band do you prefer, playing live or making records? A: Playing live by far. Sum 41concert When: 8 p.m. Sunday, April 29. Where: The Van Buren, 401 W. Van Buren St., Phoenix. Admission: $27-$196.
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