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В этом месяце журнал напечатал статью, в который paramore рассказали о своих любимых альбомах

Josh Farro (Guitar)
Jimmy Eat World - 'Jimmy Eat World'
Even though I think it's self-titled now, I still call it 'Bleed American'. 'Clarity' was the first Jimmy Eat World album I bought, and I loved it. But, for some reason 'Bleed American' just changed the way I view music. Every song was just amazing. It just really inspired me and definately influenced me. We've played a couple of radio shows with them it was so much fun. They were the nicest dudes ever. Now we get to tour with them and watch them every night. It's a dream come true. It's going to be amazing.


Zac Farro (Drums)
Death Cab For Cutie - 'Plans'
There are alot of reasons why I love this album so much. For one, every song on this record is amazing. I've listened to it over and over again and never gotten sick of it. I just love Ben Gibbard's style and his mataphors and everything. It's really cool. I remember that when we first mat Hayley, one of the first records I gave her was 'The Photo Album' and 'Transatlanticism'. Those were the main records that we all listened to. They definately inspired all of us.


Hayley Williams (Vocals)
mewithoutYou - '[A-->B] Life'
Growing up I listened to mewithoutYou a whole lot. I saw them at a venue in Nashville when I was 13 or 14, and ever since Ive just been a huge fan. '[A-->B] Life' has always been really inspriring to me. The lyrics feel like Aaron Weiss is really honest and vulnerable, and at the same time I think he really just challenges people to think. I really admire that.


Jeremy Davis (Bass)
Death Cab For Cutie - 'Plans'
I used to be pretty different. I used to listen to a lot of different genres of music, except for rock, basically. I used to listen to a lot of rap and funk and different stuff. But I think one of my favourite albums of all time, that I can listen to over and over - it doesn't matter where I am in the counrty. I envision myself being at home driving down these dirt roads - what really takes me back is 'Plans'. It's amazing.