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Friday, 2 September 2016

Alternative Press Music Awards 2016: Good Charlotte

At the Alternative Press Music Awards 2016 Good Charlotte came away with the 1st Classic Album Award for The Young and The Hopeless.


The Young and The Hopeless - Good Charlotte
Epic
Produced by John Feldman and Eric Valentine
Released 1st October 2002
US Chart #7
UK Chart #15



 Singles from The Young and the Hopeless
    

"Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous"
    Released: September 6, 2002
US Chart #20
UK Chart #8


    "The Anthem"
    Released: February 28, 2003
US Chart #43
UK Chart #10


    "Girls & Boys"
    Released: May 12, 2003
US Chart #48
UK Chart #6


    "The Young and the Hopeless"
    Released: July 4, 2003

UK Chart #34
  

    "Hold On"
    Released: December 6, 2003
US Chart #51
UK Chart #9

Good Charlotte
Accept 1st Classic Award Album

 Good Charlotte perform hits "The Anthem," "Girls And Boys" and "Lifestyles Of The Rich And Famous" from their APMAs Classic Album award-winning 'The Young And The Hopeless.'
 

with guest vocalists Kellin Quinn of Sleeping With Sirens, Anthony Raneri of Bayside and Awsten Knight of Waterparks

2016 Winners
The winners of a Skully are:

    Best Vocalist: Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy
    Best Live Band: Neck Deep
    Breakthrough Band: State Champs
    Best Bassist: Skyler Acord of Issues
    Best International Band: You Me At Six
    Artist Philanthropic Award: Jake Luhrs (Heartsupport)
    Best Guitarist: Jack Fowler of Sleeping With Sirens
    Best Drummer: Christian Coma of Black Veil Brides
    Best Underground Band: Too Close To Touch
    Most Dedicated Fanbase: The Ghost Inside
    Best Music Video: "Emperor's New Clothes" by Panic! at the Disco
    Song of the Year: ''Hallelujah'' by Panic! at the Disco
    Album of the Year: ''Blurryface'' by twenty one pilots
    Artist of the Year: twenty one pilots
    Vans "Off The Wall" Award: Yellowcard
    'Icon Award:' Marilyn Manson
    'Classic Album Award': ''The Young and the Hopeless'' by Good Charlotte

Monday, 11 July 2016

The Soundtrack4Life Concert Series: Good Charlotte


Here's the opening night of the Good Charlotte Reunion Tour in the USA at The Theater of Living Arts in Philadelphia back in April 2016.

They had just come back to the States after playing some shows in the UK and Ireland with All Time Low.

It's not exactly a brilliant video and soundwise it could be better but it nicely captures of the atmosphere of a really rocking Good Charlotte show.


 
The TLA, Philadelphia
The Reunion Tour
18th April 2016




Good Charlotte 2016

Youth Authority - Good Charlotte (15th July 2016)

Youth Authority - Good Charlotte
MDDN
Produced by John Feldmann
Released 15th July 2016



1.) Life Changes
2.) Makeshift Love
3.) 40 oz. Dream
4.) Life Can't Get Much Better
5.) Keep Swingin' (feat. Kellin Quinn)
6.) Reason to Stay (feat. Simon Neil)
7.) Stray Dogs
8.) Stick to Your Guns (Interlude)
9.) The Outfield
10.) Cars Full of People
11.) War
12.) Moving On

Bonus Tracks
iTunes
13.) Rise

Best Buy Exclusive Bonus Tracks
13.) We Let It All Out
14.) Life is Hard

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It's been 6 years since Cardiology was released and whilst that album was a bit of a troubled release taking much longer than it should have to be recorded (they actually went back and re-recorded the whole album at one point due to being unhappy with Howard Benson's production and went with Don Gilmore to produce the newer version of the album).

I dug the album out as it has been a long time since I played it. I remember being quite disappointed with the album when it came out and didn't really play it much but after an absence to my ears of six years there's actually a few songs on that are not too bad I think.

Last year Good Charlotte announced they had returned after a six year hiatus and they released Makeshift Love which at first I wasn't too taken with. Then a few months ago 40 oz Dream was issued as a single. Another two tracks from the album were released recently, firstly Life Changes (last week) and then two days ago a new promo video for Life Can't Get Much Better (the Lyric Video was released three weeks ago) - all these tracks are included in the above playlist.

Youth Authority will be released at the end of this week and is their sixth studio album. John Feldmann (Singer/Guitarist of Goldfinger) has produced the album and he's got a respectable CV producing for bands like Blink 182, All Time Low, The Used, Story of the Year, Sleeping with Sirens and 5 Seconds of Summer (to name but a few).

Kellin Quinn of Sleeping with Sirens and Simon Neil of Biffy Clyro also feature on the album.

The album is pretty good with songs like The Outfield, which name checks The Young and the Hopeless and is looking back to a familiar theme of the Madden Brothers.

I hear that they are going out on tour again as headliners this time (they played support to All Time Low earlier this year and went down a storm from most of the reports I've read).

Welcome Back Good Charlotte, you were missed.

Saturday, 26 September 2015

Rewind: 2000 Good Charlotte Release Debut Album

A band I have a little affection for is Good Charlotte (well at least for their first four albums - the fifth one was pretty poor). Formed in Waldorf, Maryland in 1996 when they were at School and they made a name for themselves in DC by performing at HFStival in 1998 and 1999 and by playing around small bars.

They did release an EP (very limited to 50 Copies!) in 2000 and all four tracks ended up on their debut self-titled album.

Now whilst the album didn't sell so well at first reaching the very lower reaches of the Album Chart it would be their second album (The Young and the Hopeless released in 2002) that would catapult them to stardom.

I saw them a couple of times in Glasgow and they did put on a great show. Check out the performance from Switzerland (I think) in 2003.


Good Charlotte - Good Charlotte
Daylight/Epic Records
Produced by Don Gilmore and John Feldmann (The Click)
Released 26th September 2000
US Chart #185
UK Chart #194

Good Charlotte
    Joel Madden - lead vocals
    Benji Madden - lead guitar, backing vocals
    Billy Martin - rhythm guitar, additional backing vocals on "Little Things"
    Paul Thomas - bass guitar, additional backing vocals on "Little Things"
    Aaron Escolopio - drums, additional backing vocals on "Little Things"*
Additional Personnel
    David Campbell - string arrangements

*Aaron would leave the band after the album was made.


Tracklist:
(this is the running order for the 2003 Re-issue)
01 Little Things
02 Waldorf Worldwide
03 The Motivation Proclamation
04 East Coast Anthem
05 Festival Song
06 Complicated
07 Seasons
08 I Don't Wanna Stop
09 I Heard You
10 The Click (Japanese Edition Bonus Track)
11 Walk By
12 Let Me Go
13 Screamer
14 Change
15 Thank You Mom

Singles from Good Charlotte Album
  1. "Little Things"
    Released: March 27, 2001 US Chart #115
  2. "The Motivation Proclamation"
    Released: August 7, 2001
  3. The Click (Video Only Release)
  4. "Festival Song"
    Released: 2001

Tuesday, 11 March 2014

Happy Birthday Joel and Benji Madden (Good Charlotte)


The Madden Twins (Joel and Benji) celebrate their 35th Birthday today.

Things have of course been very quiet on the Good Charlotte front since they announced in 2011 that they were on hiatus. But word has it that the twins were recording an acoustic album together (that was scheduled to be ready to go in 2012!) and that this year there might possibly be a brand new album from Good Charlotte.

Joel is currently taking part in The Voice Australia whilst Benji is involved in songwriting, contributing to other bands and has also appeared on The Voice Australia alongside his brother.


Videos

Live Shows and Clips.

Live at Brixton Academy
Part 2.

Favourite Acoustic Performances.
 

BRAND NEW SONG 'Brother' (2013) Acoustic Song For The Madden Brothers album (we are still waiting for it to see the light of day)!
 
 
 

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