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An Orgy Of Critics Say Anything

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Say Anything are the pop-punk brainchild of Max Bemis, who founded the band while its initial members were still attending high school in Los Angeles. Although the lineup has since featured a rotating cast of characters, Bemis remains at the band's core, spinning tales of insecurity and frustration with help from longtime drummer Coby Linder. These releases saw the band leaning toward the same mix of emo, rock, and pop-punk made popular by bands like blink and Saves the Day. Bemis soon grew tired of the genre and revamped his band's sound for

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...Is a Real Boy

Despite some of the hype surrounding its release, Say Anything's self-described rock opera Is a Real Boy still caught many in the punk scene off-guard, seemingly coming out of nowhere with its theatrical tone and critical, perceptive lyrical makeup. The songs were originally written as part of a play, complete with a cast of characters, full story, and spoken interludes. A rise-and-fall plot of sorts, the story line was to be: a band is mediocre until its idealistic frontman who also suffers from alienation and anxiety in a world of hypocrisy becomes cursed to spew his innermost thoughts in the form of honest songs that alter the band into wildly popular stars before their own hypocrisy leads to their undoing. And though the proposed story line didn't completely transfer to the album, it's almost too easy to see parallels between the real band and the made-up one, envisioning Bemis with his own history of anxiety, depression, and paranoia as the actual hyper-aware lead character.