Right around their prime in 2005 I saw them at a venue in Portland that only held one or two hundred people and they weren't even the headliner if I remember correctly.

I've always liked them, but they were not big at all.

I’ve never heard of them either. Tbf he’s asking about 2001 and I was 10 so unless your parents or an older sibling introduces you it’s too young. I was jamming to Drops of Jupiter that year, not punk.

These are their only songs.

Such a random question. This past week a neighbor threw out a large replica cd of Sugarcult. About 5 to 6 foot in circumference.

I was obsessed with Palm Trees and Powerlines but no one else that I knew listened to them

I saw them in 2002 with The Ataris, Rufio and Autopilot Off.

I was in my early 20s at the time & I really enjoyed them, but agree -- other than a handful of songs, they didn't really stick.

ETA: In short, I don't think the people outside of my group of friends knew who I was going to see at that show. If I had said I was going to see them two years later when they were opening for Green Day? Different story

I’d say they were regular human sized musicians

Lol nice, I worked on their website for a while when they were mainly still big in Japan/overseas

They got some radio play, the 2001 album was their best.

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The models I mentioned (JBL & Sony) are not buds.

They got some radio play but they were not big time by any means

Not very, Memory was semi popular but not much

Born in ‘05 means they’re … -5, at most? How can they be writing?

Toooooooday!!!

Takedown did have a great soundtrack. SSX3 did as well. EA did good with the licensed music back in the day.

For all of those who care: The reason why I am asking others, is because I don't want to seem like a douchebag to people if it ISN'T fine. If you're not going to answer the question, don't comment.

I only know them from playing Burnout 3 Takedown. They had Memory in the soundtrack. So get back back back where we lasted

No idea, literally never heard of them

This is what’s playing in my head after I read the title

They weren’t a huge deal, they were kind of commercial so they got songs into video games and were in magazines. One friend of mine was a sort of fan so we did catch their set at VooDoo fest in like 03-04. The guitarist accidentally broke his guitar trying to be cool. I guess his thing was to throw the guitar to his tech at the end of the set but this time he was standing on the cable so it flew about 20 feet before slamming into the stage and exploding. They threw the pieces into the crowd, we ended up with the bridge.

its in my memory. i was mid 20's then. yeah. it was right when music changed to emo tho, and everyone went with the black parade soon after.

who's that

niche pop punk. most people recognized them after i think van wilder came out? but they didnt have a big following

Yo Thursday is my fav band I have the dove tattoo LOL