Anyone a fan of Fall Out Boy or bands like them?

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Anyone here a fan of Fall Out Boy or bands like them?
I have been a fan since "From Under The Cork Tree" came out.
I may be biased but I like every album they have ever put out, even the newer stuff.
I have seen them twice in concert only after their hiatus, once with paramore and just recently with wiz khalifa.

nah. my sister is.

No...no...no...no, no no, no and just no......but I do like metal and half of it isent even in english turns out scandinavian languages sound good in metal. but yeah did nto care for fall out boy, though honestly sounds like in japanese it would be more entertaining than being in english. Why do people need english to appreciate art? Why cant one just watch a movie in a different language together and figure what it really means, than watching it sperately and coming to different conclusions...I mean seriously people with an S.0 trip together, watch sunsets together spend time together instead of abandoning each other and going different ways and never reaching your full self. Bonds are important in humanity..game of thrones depends on it.

I like em & like a lot of EMO groups.

I never liked them or that style. Emo is essentially the accessible version of Emocore, which dates back to the 80's. --Husker Du's 'Zen Arcade' was Emocore before there was even a Genre for it. It's also probably one of the best releases from the 1980's even though Spot, the producer ruined the EQ on a lot of the album. --Aside from the overmodulated EQ, what you got on the album was essentially representative of what the band was like live as aside from a few overdubs, all the songs on it were 1st. takes recorded live. The final song, 'Recurring Dreams' was essentially a 14 minute improv jam recorded directly from the mix desk to 2 track.

Also, not particularly Emo but certainly leading up to emocore, you might want to check Portland Oregons' finest band from the late 70's/early 80's, The Wipers.