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The Greatest Generation (album)
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''The Greatest Generation'' is the fourth studio album by American rock band the Wonder Years. The album was produced by Steve Evetts,〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Hopeless Records Press Release )〕 who produced their last album, ''Suburbia I've Given You All and Now I'm Nothing''.
==Background==
In the teaser video the band talked about the recording and writing process of the album. They wrote the album in a small apartment above an abandoned sandwich shop. In the teaser, "Soupy" Campbell called it a third piece in a trilogy about growing up. He also stated the album was about the end of the war he had within himself fighting depression and anxiety. The title is taken from the term coined by Tom Brokaw about how the generation that fought in World War II was 'the greatest generation'.
''The Greatest Generation'' is a part of a trilogy (along with ''The Upsides'' () and ''Suburbia I've Given You All and Now I'm Nothing'') that dealt with vocalist Dan Campbell's struggles of being scared, loneliness and feeling lost.〔Biddulph 2015, p. 43〕 Grantland writer Steven Hyden compared albums by Japandroids, Fucked Up, and Cloud Nothings to ''The Greatest Generation'' due to them "shar(musical ) DNA with ''Generation''." "Dismantling Summer" was written after Campbell's grandfather had a heart attack.〔http://www.aux.tv/2013/06/interview-the-wonder-years-look-back-on-the-greatest-generation/〕
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