Artist	Song
Jimmy Eat World	The Middle
from Jimmy Eat World (2001)
Jimmy Eat World	Lucky Denver Mint
from Clarity (2007)
Jimmy Eat World	Sweetness
from Jimmy Eat World (2001)
Jimmy Eat World	Pain
from Futures (2004)
Jimmy Eat World	Big Casino
from Chase This Light (2007)
Jimmy Eat World	My Best Theory
from Invented (Deluxe Version) (2010)
Jimmy Eat World	Bleed American
from Jimmy Eat World (2001)
Jimmy Eat World	Chase This Light
from Chase This Light (2007)
Jimmy Eat World	Work
from Futures (2004)
Jimmy Eat World	A Praise Chorus
from Jimmy Eat World (2001)
Jimmy Eat World	Futures
from Futures (2004)
Jimmy Eat World	Blister
from Clarity (2007)
Jimmy Eat World	Rockstar
from Static Prevails (2001)
Jimmy Eat World	23
from Futures (2004)
Jimmy Eat World	Heart Is Hard to Find
from Invented (Deluxe Version) (2010)
Jimmy Eat World	Last Christmas
from Christmas EP (2004)
Jimmy Eat World	Your New Aesthetic
from Clarity (2007)
Jimmy Eat World	The Authority Song
from Jimmy Eat World (2001)
Jimmy Eat World	Kill
from Futures (2004)
Jimmy Eat World	For Me This Is Heaven
from Clarity (2007)
Jimmy Eat World	Seventeen
from Static Prevails (2001)
Jimmy Eat World	Dizzy
from Chase This Light (2007)
Jimmy Eat World	Crush
from Clarity (2007)
Jimmy Eat World	Get It Faster
from Jimmy Eat World (2001)
Jimmy Eat World	Anderson Mesa
from Static Prevails (2001)
Jimmy Eat World	Let It Happen
from Chase This Light (2007)
Jimmy Eat World	Hear You Me
from Jimmy Eat World (2001)
Jimmy Eat World	World Is Static
from Static Prevails (2001)
Jimmy Eat World	Disintegration
from Stay On My Side Tonight - EP (2005)
Jimmy Eat World	Precision Auto
from Invented (Deluxe Version) (2010)

Comment:

When Jimmy Eat World got its "big break" (a contract with Capitol) in the early '90s, they simply wanted to be like Fugazi and Sunny Day Real Estate — indie acts with a tight-knit following and an inviting and innovative post-hardcore sound. Snagging Drive Like Jehu's drummer (Mark Trombino, who's also worked with blink-182) certainly helped at first, but no one could have predicted the major creative jumps the group has shown since the tattered and taut [i]Static Prevails[/i]. That goes for everything from the fan-favorite songs on [i]Clarity[/i] (a perfect experimental but poppy middle ground between the group's early days and recent work) to the monstrous, hard-to-top singles of its self-titled breakthrough. All of which exhibit a definitive "emocore" sound that'll have you rethinking just what that subgenre's capable of within minutes.

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