Thursday - Understanding In a Car Crash (Official HD Video)
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Published 2011-10-03
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An influential title in the post-hardcore scene, Full Collapse is Thursday’s 2001 breakthrough sophomore album, featuring singles “Understanding in a Car Crash” and “Cross Out the Eyes.” Its critical legacy has intensified over the years, appearing on best-of lists including Rolling Stone’s “40 Greatest Emo Albums of All Time.”
Craft Recordings is proud to release a limited-edition box set offering the album across three 10-inch LPs, as well as a hardcover book of never-before-seen photos from the Full Collapse era. Shop for it at Craft Recordings' website and elsewhere: found.ee/thursday-fc
Music video by Thursday performing Understanding In a Car Crash. (C) 2001 Another Victory
All Comments (21)
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Every time this comment gets liked I will return here and listen to this amazing song.
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You can hear the 90's turn into 2000's music in this song
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A band so awesome they named a day of the week after them
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Probably the most beautiful hard hitting emo songs ever written. I'm 40 and still gets me all the feels.
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give it a couple years everyone will be emo again
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Side note: The bassline in this is absolutely banging.
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This band still hits the soul.
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This song is 17 year old me chasing after my first girlfriend, walking to her job at Sizzler, blasting this on my first ever MP3 player. Being in love for the first time.
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broken windows, open locks - reminders of the youth we lost!
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Just saw Thursday this last Friday and just as good as they were 20 years ago. Killed it!
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I saw these guys at Warped Tour back in......2001? They told the crowd to make copies of their albums for our friends because fuck the music industry. Instant life-long fan.
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20 years later and this still sounds more fresh, new and innovative than anything these days. This era of post hardcore was brilliant and timeless.
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I listen to this song AT LEAST once a day :)
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I found a burnt cd with no label on the ground walking home from high school in 1998 and it was this album, Full Collapse. It changed my life. Thank you, universe.
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im 32 now, but used to listen to this song heavy back in the day. got in a car crash today. rear ended by a haul truck. this song was the first song i wanted to listen to when i finally got home. timeless classic <3
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I'm 32 now and I remember these guys from when I was 16. I fuckin love these times. Best times ever
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I dont want to feel this way forever.
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This band and At The Drive in were some of my favorites in the early 2000s
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This is art. Not imitation of art. These guys felt every note, every beat, every word. I connect to music that connects me to the souls of the performer, whatever form it takes.
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This was literally the song that made screamo/post hardcore popular. It just kept going straight up from there. This and Alexisonfire are the pioneers and set up the decade and made it ok to scream on a mainstream song.
