Good band, true poppunk. not that fucked up crap ( lagwagon, Rancid).
If u like Happy, nice, Fast and Good music.. THIS is what u want.
(Dont read the Negative crap.. thats what u get when a Slipknot Fan Takes a dump)
If u like Happy, nice, Fast and Good music.. THIS is what u want.
(Dont read the Negative crap.. thats what u get when a Slipknot Fan Takes a dump)
-Way Away
-Inside out
-Sure shot
-October Nights
-Everywhere ( M.Branch, this is how it should be done)
-Inside out
-Sure shot
-October Nights
-Everywhere ( M.Branch, this is how it should be done)
by Machil July 7, 2004
by army_azn January 22, 2005
by Daniel Lamman June 22, 2009
Yet another "emo-era" pop/punk band with cliched and basic lyrics, elementary instrument skills and whiny and untalented vocals. they have a violinist, he doesn't make the band good or unique. spare yourself from this garbage.
for real music see:
Tool
A Perfect Circle
Deftones
Incubus
Audioslave
Velvet Revolver
Shinedown.
for real music see:
Tool
A Perfect Circle
Deftones
Incubus
Audioslave
Velvet Revolver
Shinedown.
While Yellowcard maybe popular, closer examination and comparisons of their lyrics, vocals, and instrumentals to that of bands such as Tool may shock you at how bad they really are.
by Dan January 8, 2005
A good band from J-town. Current albums are The Underdog EP, Ocean Avenue, Where we stand, and One for the kids. They aren't punk like some ignorant kids on here say, they are pop-punk. Ruined by preppy sluts who heard Ocean Avenue on the radio and call themselves punk.
*Prep hears Ocean Avenue on the radio*
Prep: LYK OMG I'M SO PUNK.
Me: Um no you are not. Where were you 10 years ago, when we were skating around listening to REAL PUNK ROCK.
Prep: LYK OMG I'M SO PUNK.
Me: Um no you are not. Where were you 10 years ago, when we were skating around listening to REAL PUNK ROCK.
by Blahb April 6, 2005
A pop-punk, pop-rock band (also called Punk Revival by AOL music) with a violinist. Currently consists of Ryan Key (lead vocals,guitar), Sean Mackin (violin, vocals), Pete Mosley (vocals, guitar), Longeneiu W. Parsons III (a.k.a. LP)(drums), and the newest-- Ryan Mendez(guitar). Ryan Mendez filled in for the past guitarist, Ben Harper, a.k.a "Ben Jammin'" by fans. Not the Ben Harper some of you may know.
Formed in Jacksonville, FL. All the original members went to a performing arts high school, seen in the Beyond Ocean Avenue: Live At The Electic Factory concert DVD.
As a small majority of people know, Yellowcard has been around since 1997, and released their first CD, "Midget Tossing" which is now out of print. All their CDs have been on indie-labels until Ocean Avenue.
Midget Tossing- {label uknown by m}-1998
Where We Stand- {label unknown by me}-1999
Still Standing EP- {label unknown by me}- 2000
One For The Kids- Lobster Records-2001
The Underdog EP- Fueled By Ramen- 2002
Ocean Avenue- Capitol Records, EMI-2003
(re-release of Where We Stand in 2004)
Lights and Sounds- Capitol Records, EMI-2006
The band name was coined by the members having partys, and a foul in soccer is called a yellowcard, so they used yellowcard as a party foul, such as spilling a beer. Don;t listen to the hate-definitions. They're not definitions, just idiots spreading their opinion (which yes, they are 'entitled' to...). I'm here to give you the story.
Formed in Jacksonville, FL. All the original members went to a performing arts high school, seen in the Beyond Ocean Avenue: Live At The Electic Factory concert DVD.
As a small majority of people know, Yellowcard has been around since 1997, and released their first CD, "Midget Tossing" which is now out of print. All their CDs have been on indie-labels until Ocean Avenue.
Midget Tossing- {label uknown by m}-1998
Where We Stand- {label unknown by me}-1999
Still Standing EP- {label unknown by me}- 2000
One For The Kids- Lobster Records-2001
The Underdog EP- Fueled By Ramen- 2002
Ocean Avenue- Capitol Records, EMI-2003
(re-release of Where We Stand in 2004)
Lights and Sounds- Capitol Records, EMI-2006
The band name was coined by the members having partys, and a foul in soccer is called a yellowcard, so they used yellowcard as a party foul, such as spilling a beer. Don;t listen to the hate-definitions. They're not definitions, just idiots spreading their opinion (which yes, they are 'entitled' to...). I'm here to give you the story.
by Yellowcard Knowledge May 31, 2006
1. A punk rock band with roots in Jacksonville, CA. They consist of Ryan Key, Sean Mackin, Ben Harper, Pete Mosely, and Longineu Parson better known as LP. They are one of the few bands to have a violinist in the lineup and they played 2004 Warped Tour.
2. According to the band, "yellowcard" was another way of saying "party foul".
3. A soccer term, that someone else defines really well.
2. According to the band, "yellowcard" was another way of saying "party foul".
3. A soccer term, that someone else defines really well.
by Stacy DuPree November 27, 2004