Thursday: War All the Time [2003] — Album Review

Geoff Rickly: Lead Vocals

Tom Keeley: Guitar, Vocals

Steve Pedulla: Guitar, Vocals

Tim Payne: Bass

Tucker Rule: Drums

Andrew Everding: Keyboards
Produced by Sal Villanueva

Tracklist:

1. For the Workforce, Drowning – 3:16

2. Between Rupture and Rapture – 3:03

3. Division St. – 4:14

4. Signals Over the Air – 4:10

5. Marches and Maneuvers – 4:27

6. Asleep in the Chapel – 3:46

7. This Song Brought to You by a Falling Bomb – 2:16

8. Steps Ascending – 4:26

9. War All the Time – 4:33

10. M. Shepard – 3:36

11. Tomorrow I'll Be You – 4:07

Total Runtime: 42:00

War All the Time is the third album by Thursday, and their major label debut with Island Records. War All the Time is a bit different from Full Collapse in that there's not as much screaming and the guitars are lighter.

Thursday: Full Collapse [2001] — Album Review

Geoff Rickly: Lead Vocals

Tom Keeley: Guitar, Vocals

Steve Pedulla: Guitar, Vocals

Tim Payne: Bass

Tucker Rule: Drums
Produced by Sal Villanueva

Tracklist:

1. A0001 – :36

2. Understanding in a Car Crash – 4:25

3. Concealer – 2:19

4. Autobiography of a Nation – 3:56

5. A Hole in the World – 3:28

6. Cross Out the Eyes – 4:08

7. Paris in Flames – 4:33

8. I Am the Killer – 3:35

9. Standing on the Edge of Summer – 3:42

10. Wind-Up – 4:23

11. How Long is the Night? – 5:45

12. i1100 – 1:40

Total Runtime: 42:26

Full Collapse was the breakout hit for Thursday, even though they got screwed over by Victory Records (which was a trend back in the early 2000s). That album cover is not what the band wanted, and the inside of the booklet was supposed to have artwork and the lyrics, but Victory made Rickly choose between wither just artwork or just the lyrics (he chose the lyrics). But did the screwing over have any effect on the recordings? No. Full Collapse still came out great.