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Straight to DVD

All Time Low · 2010

220 min · 32 tracks · pop rock

Energetic pop-punk anthems blend catchy hooks with confessional lyrics, embodying the spirit of youthful rebellion.

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Top tracks — play these first

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    Lost in Stereo Start here — accessible entry with immediate hook
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    Weightless — This track epitomizes the band's knack for crafting uplifting anthems that resonate with feelings of anxiety and self-acceptance, making it a fan favorite.
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    Dear Maria, Count Me In — As one of their most recognizable songs, this track blends storytelling with infectious melodies, capturing the essence of teenage dreams and misadventures.
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    A Party Song (The Walk of Shame) — This song stands out for its lively energy and humorous take on post-party reflections, encapsulating the carefree spirit of youth that defines the album.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • dynamic journey with peaks
  • sing-along anthems for gatherings
  • youthful exuberance and angst
  • energetic tracks for road trips
  • cathartic release through nostalgia

Maybe skip if you

  • seeking slow, introspective moments
  • prefer standalone singles only

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Fan Favorite — Beloved by fans for its energetic sound and live performance capture.
Themes
teenage misadventures· sold-out shows· post-party reflections
Career context
By the time 'Straight to DVD' was released in 2010, All Time Low had transitioned from their breakout album 'So Wrong, It's Right' (2007) to solidify their status in the pop-punk scene. This album captures their growth as a live band, showcasing recordings from their sold-out shows and marking a shift towards more polished production while remaining true to their energetic roots.
Stylistic neighbors
Paramore· Panic! at the Disco· Fall Out Boy
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Tracklist

Disc 1

  • 1 Intro 1:29
  • 2 Lost in Stereo Start here 3:29
  • 3 Stella 2:58
  • 4 Break Your Little Heart 4:38
  • 5 Six Feet Under the Stars 4:14
  • 6 A Party Song (The Walk of Shame) 4:14
  • 7 Jasey Rae 4:03
  • 8 Poppin’ Champagne 4:56
  • 9 Remembering Sunday 5:10
  • 10 Therapy 6:01
  • 11 Coffee Shop Soundtrack 5:57
  • 12 Weightless 4:07
  • 13 Too Much 7:20
  • 14 Damned If I Do Ya (Damned If I Don’t) 4:16
  • 15 Dear Maria, Count Me In 6:47

Disc 2

  • 1 Intro 1:29
  • 2 Lost in Stereo Start here 3:29
  • 3 Stella 2:58
  • 4 Break Your Little Heart 4:38
  • 5 Six Feet Under the Stars 4:13
  • 6 A Party Song (The Walk of Shame) 4:14
  • 7 Jasey Rae 4:03
  • 8 Poppin’ Champagne 4:55
  • 9 Remembering Sunday 5:09
  • 10 Therapy 6:01
  • 11 Coffee Shop Soundtrack 5:56
  • 12 Weightless 4:06
  • 13 Too Much 7:19
  • 14 Damned If I Do Ya (Damned If I Don’t) 4:16
  • 15 Dear Maria, Count Me In 6:46
  • 16 Feature 1:16:00
  • 17 Outtakes 4:59

What to play next

Dirty Work
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Dirty Work

2011

Continues the energetic pop-punk vibe with a polished sound and catchy hooks.
Nothing Personal
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Nothing Personal

2009

Sets the stage with similar themes of youthful rebellion and catchy melodies.
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