Best Sum 41 Albums

This is their best album with Chuck at a close second. Every song on this album is amazing, and you can't say that about AKNF. Although I'm not a huge fan of AKNF, I can respect that that album has some extremely catchy pop-punk songs, but it is nothing compared to the greatness of DTLI.

The most raw of their releases. It seems even more raw than Half Hour of Power. This album seems to be influenced by thrash, and the song titles are genius. The most punk of all their releases.

This is their best album with Chuck at a close second. Every single song off this album is amazing, and you can't say that about AKNF. Although I am not a huge fan of AKNF, I can respect that that album has some extremely catchy pop-punk songs, but it is nothing compared to the greatness of DTLI.

One word: UNDERRATED.

This album delivers the best of everything from Sum 41. For example, it has some of the most powerful and heavy songs in their whole discography (e.g., We're All to Blame, No Reason) while also delivering some of the most serene and beautiful tracks (e.g., Pieces, No Solution).

Besides containing some of their most skillful and awesome tracks, this album was one of the turning points from silly to serious, which completely affected everything from their lyrical content to their general sound.

Because this album was one of their best and most influential, I would opt for this to be at number one.

Cool album. I love their humor on this and how they're so happy and stuff. Also, the intro is really funny. I hate how they dropped the humor in Underclass Hero and Screaming Bloody Murder.

Honestly, this is the best Sum 41 album musically. It's a good time, it's amazing, it's boys being boys... It's albums like this that will always be remembered.

The name says it all. Fat Lip is definitely the best Sum 41 song, and In Too Deep is good as well, but I think that Does This Look Infected? should be number two.

This album feels like a bridge between Sum 41's traditional punk/rock sound and a borderline post-hardcore album. Such a perfect blend of upbeat and somber songs, with an impressive three-song suite near the end of the album.

Of course, the title track is an undeniable classic as well, and quite possibly the defining track of modern-day Sum 41.

An absolutely masterful melodic hardcore album showcasing how diverse the band can get from their classic pop-punk work. It's heavy, badass, and really showcases the band's darker side. My favorite of theirs.

Best songs: Blood in My Eyes, Jessica Kill, Happiness Machine, What Am I to Say, Crash (really deep), and of course their masterpiece, Screaming Bloody Murder!

I know it has the least singles, but come on, these are all solid songs. They have some of the best riffs and lyrics ever, and I think it deserves more recognition.

I've always loved every Sum 41 album. This album was the last one I heard by them because it was not as popular as the others, which is sad. This album showed meaning in every song from start to finish.

This album shows what reality is like for those who are stuck in the hardest times. This is by far not only the best Sum 41 album ever but possibly the best album ever! However, not my favorite band... Top 3 though. Blink-182 will always be my number one!

Come on people, let's be honest here. Chuck was great, but it was more or less alternative metal than punk. This is more punk.

Best songs are: With Me, Walking Disaster, Confusion and Frustration, Underclass Hero, Speak of the Devil, March of the Dogs, and Best of Me. That's seven good songs on one disc! The rest aren't bad either, by the way.

This was a very good album. It had three great singles and three great guitarists. Songs such as A Murder of Crows, The Fall and the Rise, Damn I'm Dead Again, and Twisted by Design also caught my eye. They combined old sounds with new sounds, and it is amazing.

I would say this is their best album.

Fake My Own Death is great. War was kind of disappointing.

How can this NOT be first!? It has most of their best songs on it like In Too Deep, With Me, Still Waiting, The Hell Song, Fat Lip, etc.