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{{Box rating 3|Fall Together|Soymilkrev|[[Teenage Victory Songs]]|[[November 10]], [[2009]]|{{TGP}}}} | {{Box rating 3|Fall Together|Soymilkrev|[[Teenage Victory Songs]]|[[November 10]], [[2009]]|{{TGP}}}} | ||
<blockquote>I do have moments I love on ''Maladroit'', like "[[Falling For You]]."</blockquote> | <blockquote>I do have moments I love on ''Maladroit'', like "[[Falling For You]]."</blockquote> | ||
:-[[Brian Bell]], [[Alternative Press | :-[[Brian Bell]], [[Alternative Press article - May 2005|Alternative Press cover story]], [[2005]] | ||
Of course, as the interviewer quickly points out in his article, “Falling For You” has nothing to do with ''[[Maladroit]]'', and is rather a key moment in the band’s much-lauded ''[[Pinkerton]]'' album. A telling Freudian slip, to be sure, but what the AP author fails to note is that Bell really means “Fall Together” — a song that he describes as, “Really powerful – the band’s tight, and we’re playing riffs. It [could] have been an album of that. Instead, I’m a bit confused when I hear it…” | Of course, as the interviewer quickly points out in his article, “Falling For You” has nothing to do with ''[[Maladroit]]'', and is rather a key moment in the band’s much-lauded ''[[Pinkerton]]'' album. A telling Freudian slip, to be sure, but what the AP author fails to note is that Bell really means “Fall Together” — a song that he describes as, “Really powerful – the band’s tight, and we’re playing riffs. It [could] have been an album of that. Instead, I’m a bit confused when I hear it…” | ||