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Dashboard Confessional - Places You Have Come to Fear the Most D&D if high qualityDashboard Confessional's 2001 emo album The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most, marked the first time Chris Carrabba's hyper personal acoustic sing alongs were amplified by additional instrumentation. The album was produced by longtime collaborator James Paul Wisner, and features emo anthem "Screaming Infidelities," as well as cult favorites like "Again I Go Unnoticed" and the title track.