My Chemical Romance

My Chemical Romance - Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge

My Chemical Romance - Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge

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Published by: Reprise Records

Published in: 2004

Release type: Full CD

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this album is AMAZING!!!!!!

no question....

at all.....

it kick some mega ass....

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5 Comments found

Anonymous

Monday 15th of October 2007 20:41

This album is what i would call their second best! it rox! itz the sort of album that every song sounds totally diffrent. i love the song "it's not a fashion statement, it's a deathwish" because of the change of rhythem hafe way through the song. The songs have a good beat and are great for playing air guitar (which i have done on numerus occasions) i'm in wuv with this band! MCR ROX

Anonymous

Monday 23rd of July 2007 11:29

A fantastic album! fives stars! Great music from MCR as always!! They just cant do wrong when it comes to music! Brilliant!! xxx

Anonymous

Tuesday 13th of December 2005 14:43

My Chemical Romance is definitely one of the best groups in the progressive rock movement that has been ongoing for the past few years. They bring a crisp, melodic punk sound combined with a flare of metal from the wailing vocals that overlay their driving guitar riffs. The three best tracks by far are "Helena", "I'm Not OK", and my personal favorite "To the End". They sound very original, even when compared to other groups of the same genre. The only downsides are that some of the lyrics are a bit lacking, and toward the end of the album it gets a little monotonous. Overall, however, this is definitely an album worth owning.

RockFari

Sunday 11th of December 2005 09:26

'Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge' is the latest album by My Chemical Romance.
Gerard Way uses his emotional voice which helps get acrss the feelings he has written into the 13 tracks on the album.
The songs are also full of neat guittar solos.
It includes the hit 'I'm Not Okay (I Promise).
I have this album and I think that it's fricken amazing.

A MUST BUY!

Skibafan

Wednesday 4th of August 2004 10:11

Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge
My Chemical Romance
Reprise

1; Helena
2; Give 'em Hell Kid
3; To the End
4; You know what they do to guys like us in prison
5; Im not Okay (I promise)
6; The Ghost of You
7; The Jetset life is gonna kill you
8; Interlude
9; Thank you for the venom
10;Hang 'em high
11;Its not a fashion statement, its a f**king deathwish
12;Cemetery Drive
13;I never told you what I do for a living

When MCR burst onto the scene with their genre-shattering, mind-altering debut "i brough you my bullets, you brought me your love" everyone (critics included) where lost for words. It was an album worthy of success that unfortunately, it didnt get. Well, TCFSR is an album of such unfathomable brilliance, that if MCR dont get noticed for this, they never will.

Things explode to life with album opener "helena" fast, agressive verses followed by a slower sugar coated chorus. To say the album floats along nicely from there would be the understatement of the century! Every track on this album kicks you in the crotch and pierces thru your skull like a kamikaze watermelon on speed. Every song has MAJOR single potential. There's not an ounce of filler on this cd. (except maybe the interlude but it obviously holds some sort of in-explicable purpose else it wouldnt be there)

As far as lyrics go, Gerard Way is miles ahead of half of his counterparts.
The use of b-movie imagery on this album ("i took a train out of new orleans and they shot me full of emphadrine, this is how we like to do it in the murder scene"-give 'em hell kid) is truly breathtaking. As is Gerards storytelling. Tales of a mass-slaughter at a wedding (to the end), a schizophrenic murderer who isnt sure whether he's innocent or guilty(you know what they do to guys like us in prison), a necrophiliac who is having a very sexual affair with a corpse in a graveyard (cemetery drive) and a pact with the devil (I never told you what I do for a living) all surface and are delivered impeccably.
Technically, his band arent to be outdone. they show how well they can play their instruments on tracks like "thank you for the venom". and it really is staggering.

The standout tracks are very obviously, the murderous "to the end", the ganster movie style "you know what they do to guys like us in prison" and the sinister pop number "Im not okay(i promise)" and the darkly sentimental "the ghost of you" . But they are just diamonds in a bucket of gems if you know what I mean.

Overall, this album rocks MAJORLY. And any1 who likes Alkaline Trio, AFI, Avenged Sevenfold, and maybe even thursday or brand new to an extent, will ADORE this album.

My chemical romance are here for the long haul.
Andy Kavna