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- Vacation is the sixth and final studio album by American punk rock band Bomb the Music Industry!. It released on July 26, 2011 by Quote Unquote Records, Ernest Jenning, and Really Records. It was announced in September 2010. Much of the music was written while Jeff Rosenstock was on a free trip to Belize, and unlike the band's previous albums, it is "about trying to build a home." There are guest contributions from members of Fake Problems, Bayside, Andrew Jackson Jihad, and Good Luck. In a 2015 interview Rosenstock named Vacation as his favorite Bomb the Music Industry! album. Rosenstock said: Once I realized that we were orbiting punk in our own weird way, along with bands like Andrew Jackson Jihad and Good Luck and Laura Stevenson and the Cans and , where we just kind of made records and weren't thinking about if they were punk or indie or whatever, we were just making records. That made this record have a bit of a different tone. I got the courage to say, "Fuck it, I'm going to make the record that I want to make and I know some people are going to not like it no matter what." No matter what, there's going to be reviews that say my voice is shitty. No matter what, the punk kids are going to say, "This is too slow, this used to be better, blah blah blah." So I was just going to keep on keeping on. On August 2nd, 2021, Rosenstock released a collection of demos in honor of the album's ten year anniversary. Unlike the previously released Scrambles demos, this collection appears to feature other musicians. Like the Scrambles demos; a short piece of writing, detailing the creation of the album, was included. (en)
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- BTMI Vacation AlbumCover.jpg (en)
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- Vacation (en)
- CD hidden tracks (en)
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- Mike Campbell, Jeff Rosenstock (en)
- also featured on vinyl after side B locked groove (en)
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- Vocal Coach (en)
- Can't Complain (en)
- Savers (en)
- Campaign For A Better Next Weekend (en)
- Don't Destroy Yourself (en)
- Don't Have Shitty Friends (en)
- Everybody That Loves You (en)
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- Felt Just Like Vacation (en)
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- Detailed List Of Faults To Be Read Once And Destroyed (en)
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- Vacation is the sixth and final studio album by American punk rock band Bomb the Music Industry!. It released on July 26, 2011 by Quote Unquote Records, Ernest Jenning, and Really Records. It was announced in September 2010. Much of the music was written while Jeff Rosenstock was on a free trip to Belize, and unlike the band's previous albums, it is "about trying to build a home." There are guest contributions from members of Fake Problems, Bayside, Andrew Jackson Jihad, and Good Luck. In a 2015 interview Rosenstock named Vacation as his favorite Bomb the Music Industry! album. Rosenstock said: (en)
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- Vacation (Bomb the Music Industry! album) (en)
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