While the "i miss you mixtape" is pretty cliche. It's been a focus of mine lately. There is a certain someone I miss so turn to music since it's all I have.

"Pleads and Postcards" - Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
"First Day Of My Life" - Bright Eyes
"Rescued" - Jack's Mannequin
"You Have My Attention"-Copeland
"Anywhere But Here" - Safetysuit
"Sleep Everyone" - Powerspace
"All My Loving" - The Beatles
"Oh, It is Love" - Hellogoodbye
"Dear God" - Avenged Sevenfold
"Miss You" - Between The Trees
"Landing Feet First" - Bayside
"Blue Carolina" - Alkaline Trio
"Say The Word" - The Classic Crime
"We're So Far Away" - Mae

Here is a funny video of a girl showing her emo friend going on a date.

Many people wonder what the difference is between emo and scene. Unlike the question, "Which came first, the chicken or the egg?", this is rather easy to answer. In terms of labels, emo came first. But what is emo and how did scene come from it?

Emo kids are different from scene kids, though it's often hard to tell them apart. For the most part, emo kids keep dark colored hair, usually black or dark brown. Though they are outgoing in their own groups, they are more shy publicly. Emo kids tend to stick with their own groups, are more artistic in nature, and enjoy the calmer things in life.

Scene kids, on the other hand, are much more active. They're called so because they like to be seen and be part of the local music culture. These kids typically attend a lot of concerts. They enjoy music and being apart of the local music atmosphere. They typically support local music groups, indy bands, and a harder variety of emo music known as screamo.

Like emo kids, scene kids have existed long before there was a label for them. As you can call anyone who expresses their emotions freely emo, you could also call anyone who attends lots of local bands concerts, scene.

Many scene kids hate to be called emo. And in fact, many aren't emo at all, even though the fashion sense is quite similar. On the other hand, some emos are scene. What they're called really depends on which label they wish to fall under.

Sometimes in life, relationships go down the shitter. Here is a mixtape to get the blood pumping when your ex-bestfriend fucks you over in life.

"Ghostie" - Punchline
"The Test"- The Academy Is...
"All My Friends"- Say Anything
"Devin, Don't Give Up"- It's Like Love
"Best Friends For Never"- Dropout Year
"No It Isn't" - (+44)
"So Long" - The Suicide Machines
"Luckiest Loser" - Bowling For Soup
"Until I Met You" - Mest
"Becky" - Be Your Own Pet
"Backstabbing Never Seemed So Friendly" - Faster! Faster!
"Leave It Like This" - Saturday Supercade