Gym Class Heroes - As Cruel As School Children CD

As Cruel As School Children

    As Cruel As School Children Gym Class Heroes

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    Tracklisting

    Disc 1
    1. 1st Period: The Queen and I
    2. 2nd Period: Shoot Down The Stars
    3. 3rd Period: New Friend Request
    4. 4th Period: Clothes Off!
    5. Lunch: Sloppy Love Jingle Part. 1
    6. 6th Period: Viva La White Girl
    7. 7th Period: 7 Weeks
    8. 8th Period: It's OK, But Just This Once!
    9. Study Hall: Sloppy Love Jingle Part. 2
    10. 10th Period: Biters Block
    11. Yearbook Club: Boys In Bands Interlude
    12. 12th Period: Scandalous Scholastics
    13. 13th Period: On My Own Time (Write On!)
    14. Detention: Sloppy Love Jingle Part. 3

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    Number of Discs:
    • 1
    Publisher:
    • Fueled By Ramen / Atlantic
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    Description

    Release Date: 07 May 2007

    "As Cruel As School Children" is the brilliant third studio album by the innovative American hip hop and rock fused musical outfit Gym Class Heroes, released in 2006 as the follow up to their 2005 record "The Papercut Chronicles".

    This album showcases the band's distinctive and unique style of music, as they have perfected the blend of rock, hip hop and indie genres to create their own signature sound. This involves plenty of tongue in cheek, witty lyrical content and catchy choruses, showing Gym Class Heroes evolving their music for the better, with something to appeal to all. Whilst sometimes delving into more angst-ridden ends of the musical spectrum, Gym Class Heroes tend to stick towards the more upbeat and uptempo styles, as is their forté.

    This record includes the hit singles "The Queen And I", "New Friend Request" and "Shoot Down The Stars". Patrick Stump, the former lead vocalist of the pop punk band Fall Out Boy, is featured in two of the lead singles from this album: "Cupid's Chokehold", the chorus of which comes from the song "Breakfast In America" by the band Supertramp, and "Clothes Off", the hook of which derives from Jermaine Stewart's hit song "We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off".

    This album notably gained Gym Class Heroes more mainstream recognition due to the success of their lead singles, and chock full of bouncy, catchy tunes ideal for any fan. (Cat Emerson) all fans. (Cat Emerson)

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