Context for Johnny's Revenge. It's the second part of a 3 part series of songs telling the story of Johnny who makes a deal with the devil and gets dragged to hell. The first part Johnny Ringo is his deal with the devil, the second part was Johnny's Revenge where he tries to ger revenge and the third is Johnny's Rebellion where he gathers an army in hell to overthrow the devil
Lots of genre cliches on this album, but honestly i don't care anymore. I don't listen to A Day to Remember every day now. So coming back to upbeat metalcore was decently fresh with this album. I would actually love to play some of the songs on here with rocksmith. Not reinventing any wheels, but solid. Also this was before i was mod uwu
So to me I’m very nostalgic over this album, and I find myself every now and then coming back to it. But i won’t deny it has aged. But I still find myself loving it. I like The Resistance way more tho. And objectively, I’d say Sudden Sky is probably their best, but based purely on nostalgia I’d rather listen to this and more so Resistance more.
oh no oh no i used to listen to this album when i was like 13 please i am so excited to see what brad says because what i remember, this album is pretty bad
I appreciate that as much as this is NOT Brad's bag, he still gives it a shot and gives his honest thoughts.
it's definitely interesting to listen to, i like some of the breakdowns
Timestamps: (interrupted by emoji screaming once in 2 minutes)
1. Oh, Catastrophe - 01:07
2. The Fallout - 06:30
3. Memories of a Broken Heart - 13:07
4. Makeshift Chemistry - 19:12
5. The One You Feed - 35:15
6. Menace - 40:58
7. Graveyard Souls - 46:34
8. Two's Too Many - 53:47
9. Evidence - 58:15
10. Children of Love - 1:04:27
11. Johnny's Revenge - 1:09:27
Overall - 1:15:33
OG Risecore album
People will keep sending Brad metalcore until he's dead 😂
Context for Johnny's Revenge. It's the second part of a 3 part series of songs telling the story of Johnny who makes a deal with the devil and gets dragged to hell. The first part Johnny Ringo is his deal with the devil, the second part was Johnny's Revenge where he tries to ger revenge and the third is Johnny's Rebellion where he gathers an army in hell to overthrow the devil
etienne sin foreshadowing 👀
Yooo I used to listen to this all the time in middle school
genuinely think this album is like a 7+, its pretty good
Lots of genre cliches on this album, but honestly i don't care anymore. I don't listen to A Day to Remember every day now. So coming back to upbeat metalcore was decently fresh with this album. I would actually love to play some of the songs on here with rocksmith. Not reinventing any wheels, but solid. Also this was before i was mod uwu
adtr is still my favorite band lmao
@@spaceashesno way its the famous spaceashes
yo whats up @@kalicasts
"I Don't like this genre"
There's the kicker.
So to me I’m very nostalgic over this album, and I find myself every now and then coming back to it. But i won’t deny it has aged. But I still find myself loving it. I like The Resistance way more tho. And objectively, I’d say Sudden Sky is probably their best, but based purely on nostalgia I’d rather listen to this and more so Resistance more.
oh no oh no i used to listen to this album when i was like 13 please i am so excited to see what brad says because what i remember, this album is pretty bad
Fake fan fr
@@c0ax i wasn't a fan in the first place i just happened to listen to their songs?
Honestly wish he done Machines instead. This album is imo one of their least interesting ones
Just say you dont like Cleans lol
He just gave a killswitch engage album a really good rating