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Chicago's pop-core quartet Fall Out Boy
(bassist and songwriter Pete Wentz, vocalist Joe Trohman, bassist Patrick Strump drummer Andy Hurley)
emerged from the legion of punks playing melodic music thanks to
Take This To Your Grave (Fueled by Ramen, 2003),
a well-balanced collection of fast/catchy tunes with a general "emo" theme
(The Patron Saint of Liars and Fakes,
Dead on Arrival,
Sending Postcards From A Plane Crash).
The idea of turning emo into fun was further refined on
From Under The Cork Tree (Island, 2005), with a more mainstream sound
and ditties
(Nobody Puts Baby In The Corner, Our Lawyer,
Of All the Gin Joints in the World, Dance Dance)
that were even less demanding.
The singles made them famous.
Infinity On High (Island, 2007) contains the
single This Ain't a Scene, It's an Arm's Race,
Thriller
and Hum Hallelujah, and showed real musicianship from the band.
Folie A Deux (2008) was there most ebullient collection yet but
with precious few ideas of where to go next.
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