All Time Low – Nothing Personal

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Artist: All Time Low

Title: Nothing Personal

Year: 2009

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Tracklist

  • 1. Weightless (3:18)
  • 2. Break Your Little Heart (2:51)
  • 3. Damned If I Do Ya (Damned If I Don't) (3:07)
  • 4. Lost In Stereo (3:47)
  • 5. Stella (3:24)
  • 6. Sick Little Games (3:36)
  • 7. Hello, Brooklyn (3:29)
  • 8. Walls (3:11)
  • 9. Too Much (4:14)
  • 10. Keep The Change, You Filthy Animal (3:20)
  • 11. A Party Song (The Walk of Shame) (2:59)
  • 12. Therapy (3:44)
  • 13. Poison (3:17)
  • 14. Lost In Stereo (Cobra Starship Suave Suarez Remix) (3:55)

Review

Hold onto your hats because All Time Low's third studio masterpiece, "Nothing Personal," hit the scene in 2009 and marked a glorious stride in their evolution. Leading the charge with the irresistibly catchy "Weightless," this album revealed the band's killer knack for blending powerful emo-pop with unforgettable anthems that make you want to drop everything and sing along at the top of your lungs.

We've got some production heavyweights like Matt Squire, Butch Walker, David Bendeth, and S*A*M and Sluggo on deck, smothering this record in a finely-tuned polish. Tom Lord-Alge's expert mixing ensures that every beat, riff, and chorus hits your eardrums with perfect balance, making it one engaging listen from start to finish.

Lyrically, Alex Gaskarth's booming vocals delve into all things youth—partying, relationships, and riotous rebellion. Tracks like "Lost in Stereo" and "Walls" are pure, high-energy gems, loaded with hooks that you can’t shake off if you tried. Critics and fans alike showered "Nothing Personal" with praise for its fun, infectious nature, and it even inspired a bull pen of emo-pop stars, like Tonight Alive, Fall Out Boy, and Neck Deep. With a Gold certification from RIAA and a stamp on the genre’s history, this album isn’t just surviving—it's thriving. - Milo

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