A.M ..B.A.??? 2020 ON FB A.M JUST THAT TAG WAS WHAT SHE WROTE.....VOICE IN THE WAKE COOOOPER. 1923 SERPATINE SCHOOL UNIVERSITY IN PENNSYLVANIA' UNITED STATES ...SOMETIME LATER ON FB AGAIN LEAD SINGER OF THIS BAND POSTED A SARCASTIC PHOTO OF A BALL IN THE WINDOW EAST I THINK ROUND UP THE NEXT 12 OR SO HOURS THERE WAS ONE THAT MYSTERIOUSLY WAS BOUGHT BY SOMEONE AND NEVER GIVEN TO THE PERSON IT WAS INTENDED FOR ....I HAVE IT IS WAS INTENDED FOR ME TO USE ...IT TOOK A GLOVE BEING STOLE AND SOLD AROUND LATE LAST OCTOBER ....SO NOW I HAVE BOTH GLOVES BURNING BEFORE ANY ONE OF YOU LOADED POTOTO HOLE MOTHER FUCKERS 11:11 $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Okay people need to start talking about this album more. I mean, yes, all of their albums are legendary and amazing but this album is so underrated. And it's one of their best ones (in my opinion). This album is so emotional and is just full on raw talent I love it so much.
I vividly remember listening to this album at 16 in my childhood bedroom while planning my suicide. I had just gone through the most traumatic experience of my life and decided not to go on because no one gave a fuck anyway... 11 years later I'm listening to this as I build furniture in the house I bought with my wife last year. My 3 cats are sleeping nearby as I sing and hammer the nails in. It does get better, you just have to live long enough to see it happen. I used to think that whole "it gets better" line was bullshit but it really isn't. Early Sunsets Over Monroeville WILL be played at my funeral... It'll just be when I've hopefully died of old age 60 years from now.
Wow literally same. Just had a son and I’m amazed every day how much things really do get better. I remember cutting myself to this album at like 12 years old and dealing with shit. Now he’s sleeping in the car seat while it plays lol. Glad we’re all still here ❤️
this made me tear up. its so fucking sweet seeing us who got into mcr when we were super young and depressed growing up and listening to them in a much better place. this album makes me dance my ass off nowadays compared to the situation you went through which is similar to mine as a kid. so happy you're still here sweet angel, hope you're catching them on tour/caught them in EU if you live there!!
Love how the opening track "Romance" sounds like the music they play between movies in the theatre where people shuffle around in the dark to find their seats, and the idea of 2001 My Chemical Romance spilling popcorn and telling people to shush because the movie's about to start is a powerful idea to me
@@kachinag1439 I remember learning that out of some flamenco guitar book way back when as well. Just listened to this album not too long ago and it brought me back lol
You have a good friend. My friend is a "casual, bland, pretty blonde"girl while I'm a "smudge makeup on face while having a breakdown and singing MCR in the bathroom with a P!ATD shirt and long black boy shorts"girl so you can guess how we are with each others topics lmao
Since oddly nobody has done it yet I’ll do it: 0:00 - Romance 1:01 - Honey, This Mirror Isn’t Big Enough For The Two Of Us 4:50 - Vampires Will Never Hurt You 10:09 - Drowning Lessons 14:28 - Our Lady Of Sorrows 16:31 - Headfirst For Halos 19:57 - Skylines and Turnstiles 23:17 - Early Sunsets Over Monroeville 28:18 - This Is The Best Day Ever 30:28 - Cubicles 34:13 - Demolition Lovers
Dude if they make an album that sounds like this or especially Three Cheers I'd lose my shit. They're so good at this aggressive sound. Plus the album they played most at shrine was Three Cheers
So.... couldn’t make it to MCR tonight because it sold out faster than I could say “Helena”, so I will fall asleep listening to this beautiful album (:
I wish they left us a little recovery time between Monroeville and The best day or left Monroeville till last because I swear to god I cant handle that song or the sheer emotion he puts into it. "Does anyone notice, there's a corpse in this bed". Chills.
It makes me think on sunsets (duh) and yellowish light which at the same time makes me think on Silent Hill 3 (if you have played it you may remember the bathroom in the mall at the very beginning of the game. That's what I'm talking about) what a game! some edgy late 90's/ early 00's things were cool
So this isn't just a direct rip of the album? Wonder why OP decided to do the transitions themself. Edit: ok yeah the transition between Vampires and Drowning Lessons is a bit early imo, I remember the album version being better. Actually they all sound a bit early now that I've heard everything.
This album is so important to MCR as a whole, and people should appreciate it more than it gets credit for. Especially the songs about 9/11, as thats the entire reason MCR was ever created. God bless you, Gerard Way, you talented being.
9/11 really messed up and entire generation of people tbh. I was a child when it happened and it was bad, so I can’t imagine witnessing such a thing as an adult who could fully grasp the horror that had occurred. Gen X gets it and the older Millennials get it, but I don’t think Gen Z can ever really understand how that impacted us. Rest In peace to all those poor souls.
I dunno how this has no ads, but it just makes this whole thing so smooth with all the nice transitions between songs. This is such a high quality upload, thanks very much.
I will say this over and over until I'm blue in the face. Demolition Lovers is one of the best songs MCR has ever made - in my opinion - and it's also my favourite song. The part when it repeats "All we are is bullets I mean this." before going into the guitar solo. The song is so good.
It's the tearing sound of love-notes Drowning out these gray stained windows And the view outside is sterile And I'm only two cubes down I'll photocopy all the things that we could be If you took the time to notice me But you can't now, I don't blame you And it's not your fault that no one ever does But you don't work here anymore It's just a vacant 3 by 4 And they might fill your place A temporary stand-in for your face This happens all the time And I can't help but think I'll die alone So I'll spend my time with strangers A condition and its terminal In this water-cooler romance And it's coming to a close We could be in the park and dancing by a tree Kicking over blades we see Or a dark beach with a black view And pin-pricks in the velvet catch our fall But you don't work here anymore Its just a vacant 3 by 4 And they might fill your place A temporary stand-in for your face This happens all the time And I can't help but think I'll die alone I know you don't work here anymore, I know you don't work here anymore I know you don't work here anymore, I know you don't work here anymore I know you don't work here anymore, I know you don't work here anymore Sometimes I think I'll die alone, sometimes I think I'll die alone Sometimes I think I'll die alone, live and breathe and die alone Sometimes I think I'll die alone, sometimes I think I'll die alone Sometimes I think I'll die alone, I'd think I'd love to die alone I think I'd love to die alone Just take, I think I'd love to die Me down, I think I'd love to die Just take, I think I'd love to die Me down, I think I'd love to die alone I think I'd love to die alone, I think I'd love to die alone I think I'd love to die alone, live and breathe and die alone I think I'd love to die alone, I think I'd love to die alone I think I'd love to die alone I think I'd love to die alone Need this for my own ref y’all
I cannot tell you how many times I've listened to this, while I was doing assignments this week. And I'm still thinking; "holy crap" when I hear the transitions between the songs
@@gruntingskunk2237 tbh im used to how it is on spotify, where the songs actually play from beginning to end (which im assuming is how its supposed to be?) and i kinda prefer it that way. glad other ppl are appreciating it tho!
@@thinkingdinosuar1929 you haven't listened to many punk bands then there are a lot of good punk bands especially 80's punk and emo is a subgenre of punk btw.
I remembered I heard I'm not okay and instantly fell in love with MCR. So I told my mom I wanted their CD. She got me this one instead and I was mad kuz it wasn't 3 cheers for sweet revenge. But this is my favorite album by far. I'm so happy she got this one instead of the other one! I'm 28 and I still listen to this daily.
This album is just so powerful. The screams are always on spot, the guitars and the bass are amazing and so fucking dynamic, the lyrics are *actually edgy* and the transitions between the tracks get me every time. How can it be so underrated? This is their first album, and it’s been so adequate that one would think this band has been composing for years. Give bullets the attention it deserves😡😤
@@ladyst4rdust I've tried to get into their other albums and I may even try again at some point because I like everything they're about and their whole aesthetic, etc. But starting at Black Parade, it's just such a departure from this and way too "poppy" for me. I get what they were going for and I respect it but it just doesn't do it for me unfortunately.
Andrew Manning yeah I get it and it’s completely understandable, not everyone has the same taste in music of course. If you prefer a more metal and less pop sound though I would suggest you give three cheers for sweet revenge a listen if you haven’t already. it’s the album that followed bullets, and it’s just so angsty and some of the guitar riffs are immaculate, if you’re into rock and roll I’d definitely recommend it, it’s my personal favorite off of their discography
@@Jrue61 mcr started to get attention with the release of sweet revenge, but went even bigger with the black parade. it was epic, theatrical, music videos aired on every big music chanel. safe to say most of mcr fans got into mcr thanks to TBP. (me included :D) they're so great because their albums actually appeal to lots of people. as for me I like every album!
This album turns 20 this year....I'll never forget vandalizing my math textbook during class with fan-art and lame poetry inspired by this album, and then the teacher noticing and putting me on blast, reading it to the whole class, like "Why are you writing all these morbid and dark things?" Screw that guy, I was a 14 y/o loner and miserable, just let a kid hate the world dammit.
I love how you cut them together. Sounds like its preformed by a band just starting out, trying to get all their songs in at a local show. Brings me back.
im so tempted to put all their albums on repeat but I’m seeing them live in 2021 and I’m scared that I might get tired of their songs (even though that’s silly bc I’ve been listening to them for years)
do it! listening to bands live (though i've yet to see mcr live) is such a stark difference that even if you DID get sick of their music somehow, the live experience will add a new special feeling to these songs. also congrats on getting to see them!!
ohhh congrats!! hope you'll have the time of your life haha. I wish I could see them but the tickets are like...too expensive, and sold out already lol. Didn't think they'd announce a gig so early
The Transitions are fucking perfect every song slaps you in the face with energy. From Helpless to Hopeful. From Scared to Confident! This album reminds you it's okay to be unsure. Tell everyone rushing you to fuck off and keep trying to figure it out!
Am I the only one who has a ranking of MCR albums like this 1.there cheers for sweet revenge 2.i brought you my bullets 3. black parade 4.danger days but I do love everything they put out MCR forever
Me and my friends just started emo screamo punk band based off this album! We are called 'We've Waited' Be Ready For The Revival Everyone Has Been Waiting For!
I've heard most of these songs solo. Something is different when you hear the whole album. It feels like drifting at sea with all the ups and downs. A gentle wave motion. Look how long each song is..... Genius.
Hi guys I'm 42 and at 23, I fell under their beautiful chemical spell and I'm happy to report that all through out my life, I go on these MY CHEM BENDERS where I let my emotions, my depressions and my crazy mental state run free always coming out safer and stronger than before. They saved my life by giving me so much joy to be okay in my own skin. Rn, I'm in yet another awesome MCR bender. If u feel alone, invisible or like a loser, hang in there, it does get better. My life is sometimes shitty but many times pretty fucking awesome! I have a daughter and she was sooooo worth me sticking around! I feel so much peace but once in a while, I let my crazy out by rocking to this beautiful band!
uhmmm.... youre 36, not 42 if your name is correct. and you reversed positions, you mean to say you are 42 going on 23. even though you arent 42. people like you are why emo didnt age well.
Although I usually listen to metal and never was emo (although I was a casual listener of some emo/alternative bands when I was in Elementary and Middle School) this album is one of the best alternative rock albums I've heard and it gets better the more I listen to it. Alot of MCR's other discography is also good too.
MCR is not just for emos, i never was emo and i love them stop saying stuff that can be interpreted like only emo are supposed to like them, they are not an emo band.
@@watermelon6593 I wasn't around when emo was a whole thing back then, but due to MCR songs nature, they got swept up in it all and are just dubbed as emo by the people who followed on just for the hype. The people who said they were emo and therefore listened to MCR won't be the actual fans here now. I agree, MCR isn't emo, and people who aren't emo like both of us can like them.
I wanna die sometimes cant anyone truly love anymore or is my heart just forsaken to forever suffer the pain of heartbreak id figure by now id have a family and true love but here I am 25 still picking up pieces of my heart out of the dirt where its been stomped and left to die
The reason why I love this album is because of the heavy metal influence when it comes to riffs and song structure. The heaviest album from MCR followed by Three Cheers.
Jesus Christ, I can't listen to Skylines and Turnstiles without crying. the fact that the first fucking lyric mcr ever wrote was "you're not in this alone" makes me tear up. also that bit at 22:08... Jesus Christ its gorgeous.
Music had always been a study aid and also a way to cope, but it gained outsize importance and psychic weight my senior year of high school fall '17, when I was applying to college and feeling utterly unequipped. The opportunity to go to college (and indeed to go to a high school with great people I was just starting to notice) was a blessing, but the mix of pressure and proximity to an uncertain future strained me, and I fell into a depression around the end of the year. In the car I had started listening to alternative radio, heard Welcome.mp3 and remembered in middle school some of the girls had loved MCR (and were trying really hard to like Danger Days, which had come out a couple years prior - I now respect it for its creative vision but for the most part I can't vibe w/ it). So I was like "huh, that was cool, I'll check the rest of their music out." Very good decision. It wasn't just MCR. A bit later, towards the end of senior year and going into summer '18, I came to find Deftones and then Nine Inch Nails, and as I fell deeper into a kind of spiritual void, their darker work came to resonate more. My time screaming along to Bullets just a few months prior seemed so stupid, tinged as it had been with an embarrassing sort of hope amidst the gloom. I did yardwork to White Pony and languished in my room with The Downward Spiral eviscerating my ears. But for a little while, MCR was a very important companion. I came to really like Three Cheers (especially the heavy stuff towards the back, "Fashion Statement" and "I Never Told You"). Bullets, however, was my first love and among a few hazy memories I can recall jamming to a few of these tracks way more than I ever had with anything else before. I felt the angst and dependency on "Honey, This Mirror." I was entranced by the atmosphere the guys created on "Vampires" (there are so many great moments in that song alone, especially the acceleration into "put the spike in my heart," but the final breakdown "can you...stake me....before" is so satisfying). The riffs and walls of guitar sound on "Drowning Lessons" are impressive enough and then you get to the end where they switch it up and you want it to go on forever. "Early Sunsets" kind of drags but that's kind of the point, him going on torturing himself, and the distinct acoustics/positioning makes it nice. "Skylines and Turnstiles" might be my favorite, despite some of the lyrics being unwieldy, because it has intensity, spirit, and a couple lines that are more than worth it. I always got chills when the verse gave way to the guitar and Gerard went "that's if you've still got one that's left/inside that cave you call a chest." I thought for the longest time it was "cage," as a play on ribcage but also to go along with the rest of the song , signifying how our routines are restricting our spirits and wasting our precious mortal lives. But cave is adequately dark lol. But oh my god, I had never heard anything like "Demolition Lovers." It blew me away. The morose, dampened intro drawing you in; the imagery of exile, survival, violence, waning life, even apocalypse; Gerard's raw screams and the passion in his voice; the alternation from slow and soft to driving to quiet to building up again; the lyrical themes; a narrative that was so metal it continued into the next album. Are you kidding me? Cinematic. This is a little "I'm 14 and this is deep" but I think, besides the wicked musicality and emotion and storytelling, there's another good idea here, hardly an original one but one that's presented well. "all we are is bullets" together with the album title suggests a couple things. First, even when you have people you love and want to protect, that protection can require you to cut others down and burn the world to put our loved ones first - your acts of devotion to them can force you to destroy, so you still define yourself as a "bullet" for them if not against them. Secondly, within close relationships, you care greatly for another person but you also make yourself vulnerable to them and might give them the ability to hurt you. You become bullets to one another. "After everything we've put each other through" Gerard sings earlier, suggesting the relationship between two people who can dish out and take a "hail of bullets" is hardly free of wounds itself. Finally, if you fail to protect a loved one, or if you lose them, the closeness of the connection means you're utterly destroyed. Gerard's character seems to want to die together, but that might be because it would be unimaginable to end the relationship a different way, leave his lover and live without her. Is every song great? No. Are some of the lyrics a little edge-lord, even more so than on later albums? Yes. But there is so much creativity and musical talent on display, not even for a debut album. I know my fondness for this thing is affected by nostalgia and its role at a dark time in my life, but I think there's tons of inherent value and soul in Bullets, and I'll vouch for it. Glad to see so many others enjoying it.
you should write more, y'know. you really should. this is pure talent, never seen anyone express themself with words like u did. it's beautiful and ig i just forgot how to english
I found MCR in 2020 at one of the lowest points in my life. I was 13 going on 14 back then and was in a pretty bad place mentally because of an abuse my ex friend was putting the trough. MCR really helped me cope with all the trauma and create the person I am today. "you're not in this alone" is the 1st line of skylines and turnstiles which was the very very 1st song the have ever written and it shows how much this band cares about their fans. MCR really saves lives. every time i feel down I come back to this album and listen to it on repeat until life feels good again. I love MCR and Gerard Way with all my heart. Gee is literally my hero I love them so much 💗
This is so fucking underrated. I love a lot this album. Probably not my favorite of MCR, but it's still so fucking good. And this album have 3 of my favorite songs of MCR, that are: Honey, This Mirror Isn't Big Enough For The Two Of Us, Early Sunsets Over Monroeville and Demolition Lovers.
my ranking of bullets songs, worst to best 10. romance 9. early sunsets over monroeville 8. cubicles 7. this is the best day ever 6. headfirst for halos 5. drowning lessons 4. our lady of sorrows 3. demolition lovers 2. vampires will never hurt you 1. skylines and turnstiles bullets is my favorite album ever and this was extremely hard since i almost love them all equally
Since 2000 (especially now) there hasn't been anything that comes close to this. As a generation, in our western world at least .. nothing compares. Possibly the best album... Ever? As in its so time consuming but you don't feel it. It blows me how Gerard never got any "mainstream" attention. He didn't write these songs for fun.
@@dann756 Exactly! Music consumes a large portion of my life and I still haven't been able to find an album close to this. They added so much incredible emotion to this work that I haven't been able to find anywhere
This is my favorite album of all time of any music. It has beautiful harmonies. The guitar tones. The drumming. The nylon string intro in "Romance". First time I heard this was 10th grade. An emo boy I had a crush on showed me the music video for "Vampires will never hurt you". At this point, My Chem broke up a month earlier. All I knew from them was "Bulletproof heart" off of DD. Time literally froze when he showed me bullets. We went to his place after class and listened to the whole thing. I will and can never get tired of this record. I will die with this record in my arms. Spent $500 last year for tickets to see them in Philly next September. So fucking pumped.
@@PapaSmurff660 Don’t filth up this precious MCR album. If anything, after two years of dating she would need to kill him and dump his body in a well. Much more fitting.
I remember seeing them with Thursday in 2003. While I’ve enjoyed all of their music for different reasons, this is by far the best album. Maybe it’s nostalgia, but I just remember leaving the album running for a month straight. Bedtime, video games or driving around trying to get lost with friends.
man i was six when they dropped but i remember finding thru vhs when i’m not okay was huge, i got 3 cheers. then i found bullets. let me tell you early sunsets and demolition lovers are probably the best songs ever made
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Love this bro……….I’m liking this vid
A.M ..B.A.??? 2020 ON FB A.M JUST THAT TAG WAS WHAT SHE WROTE.....VOICE IN THE WAKE COOOOPER. 1923 SERPATINE SCHOOL UNIVERSITY IN PENNSYLVANIA' UNITED STATES ...SOMETIME LATER ON FB AGAIN LEAD SINGER OF THIS BAND POSTED A SARCASTIC PHOTO OF A BALL IN THE WINDOW EAST I THINK ROUND UP THE NEXT 12 OR SO HOURS THERE WAS ONE THAT MYSTERIOUSLY WAS BOUGHT BY SOMEONE AND NEVER GIVEN TO THE PERSON IT WAS INTENDED FOR ....I HAVE IT IS WAS INTENDED FOR ME TO USE ...IT TOOK A GLOVE BEING STOLE AND SOLD AROUND LATE LAST OCTOBER ....SO NOW I HAVE BOTH GLOVES BURNING BEFORE ANY ONE OF YOU LOADED POTOTO HOLE MOTHER FUCKERS 11:11 $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
I’m going to tattoo this album on my skin
“Sometimes I think I’ll die alone”
So happy he’s got a wife and kid
Really?
@@abigaillkruss8823 lindsey way is his wife and bandit way is her daughter
@@skittleswildberry9219 oh thanks! I'm so happy to heard that. 😃
@Denizen of The Depths Thanks
@Denizen of The Depths i'm sorry i laughed because you said that and now i'm here like "holy shit, that's true"
Okay people need to start talking about this album more. I mean, yes, all of their albums are legendary and amazing but this album is so underrated. And it's one of their best ones (in my opinion). This album is so emotional and is just full on raw talent I love it so much.
Yea! Today I heard someone say that Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge was their first album so that just goes to show you how underrated this is.
greasy rat boi perhaps they meant it was their first album they had heard?
@@danwin9986 I wish but they said "this is from My Chemical Romance's 1st album..." And named something off Revenge
greasy rat boi 😔
@@systemfailure8515 I bet they also said MCR was the 1st emo band ever too, right? Lol
pretty bullshit that I'm not listening to this album in 2005 with my basic emo friends underneath a freeway at a spot that doubles as a skate park 😔
Why couldn't I have been born 15 years earlier?
i wish i was a teen in the 00's
kinda sucks that i was born in 2005 and not living in it
ll skate with you : )
Bunk as fuck
bullets, honey, i love you more than i love myself
same
A mood and I love your pfp
same
@FrankIero'sNoseHair that name scares me a lot
@FrankIero'sNoseHair i told myself i wasnt gonna look - my life is never gonna be the same
I vividly remember listening to this album at 16 in my childhood bedroom while planning my suicide. I had just gone through the most traumatic experience of my life and decided not to go on because no one gave a fuck anyway... 11 years later I'm listening to this as I build furniture in the house I bought with my wife last year. My 3 cats are sleeping nearby as I sing and hammer the nails in. It does get better, you just have to live long enough to see it happen. I used to think that whole "it gets better" line was bullshit but it really isn't. Early Sunsets Over Monroeville WILL be played at my funeral... It'll just be when I've hopefully died of old age 60 years from now.
im glad ur still here :))
Early Sunsets Over Monroeville helped me through some dark shit too. Glad to hear things are better :)
Wow literally same. Just had a son and I’m amazed every day how much things really do get better. I remember cutting myself to this album at like 12 years old and dealing with shit. Now he’s sleeping in the car seat while it plays lol. Glad we’re all still here ❤️
Also I used to not think I’d make it past 25 but now I want to live to 125 with my son lol
this made me tear up. its so fucking sweet seeing us who got into mcr when we were super young and depressed growing up and listening to them in a much better place. this album makes me dance my ass off nowadays compared to the situation you went through which is similar to mine as a kid. so happy you're still here sweet angel, hope you're catching them on tour/caught them in EU if you live there!!
Everyone is here cause of the reunion and I'm just here like uh why'd yall ever stop this has always been a great album
true that.
Exactly I never stopped listening haha
I been here
Ikr.
I listen to it evry day
Imagine it's 3am and you're in the rooftop listening to this entire album with your fav person
My favorite person is Frank iero 💔
lol already did that, but not on a rooftop
Would be the best day ever
It's 4:58 I'm on my bunk bed and I am with my fav people. It's my teddy bears. Same thing but different
@@beezechurger797 vibes
Love how the opening track "Romance" sounds like the music they play between movies in the theatre where people shuffle around in the dark to find their seats, and the idea of 2001 My Chemical Romance spilling popcorn and telling people to shush because the movie's about to start is a powerful idea to me
The first song I ever learned to play on guitar was Spanish Romance because I fell in love with it after hearing it on this album
@@kachinag1439 I remember learning that out of some flamenco guitar book way back when as well. Just listened to this album not too long ago and it brought me back lol
It's a cover of a Spanish song called romance much older than these dudes
This.
Hell yeah love it
My friend sent this to me when I asked for therapy-
Please do get therapy if you need it though. Don't be afraid to ask for help.
Well least they care... seek help
Can I marry your friend please thanks
You have a good friend. My friend is a "casual, bland, pretty blonde"girl while I'm a "smudge makeup on face while having a breakdown and singing MCR in the bathroom with a P!ATD shirt and long black boy shorts"girl so you can guess how we are with each others topics lmao
@@h0pelessely_dev0ted38 well if that's happening can I marry your pfp, oh wait I can't, but like, let me just imagine for a moment...
if you liked this comment then you probably need to lend me over some braincells to replace the ones I lost from the old version of this comment
d o n t c a l l m e o u t l i k e t h a t
fun fact me & this person are pretty good friends now 🤞😵
You mean daily.
Yesss this album gets me through everything
KillJoys Make Some Noise pp
What is going on. Maybe it's just me but everything is confusing and I what. Yes. My auto guess really wants me talk abt Gerard Way more lmao
best album don't @ me
@It's another critic
agreed
@@lin0204 humor
facts. second best is revenge
@@emmanuelle2977 not gonna lie, this may seem like a normie choice but the black parade is my favorite by them, (just my opinion)
Since oddly nobody has done it yet I’ll do it:
0:00 - Romance
1:01 - Honey, This Mirror Isn’t Big Enough For The Two Of Us
4:50 - Vampires Will Never Hurt You
10:09 - Drowning Lessons
14:28 - Our Lady Of Sorrows
16:31 - Headfirst For Halos
19:57 - Skylines and Turnstiles
23:17 - Early Sunsets Over Monroeville
28:18 - This Is The Best Day Ever
30:28 - Cubicles
34:13 - Demolition Lovers
This is so good but you must hear “Whispering Wolf” or “The Wave Acoustic” by SLT 🤘🎶🎸
The drums at the start of Headfitst….❤❤❤
Thank you and I love you.
thank you!
Excelent Álbum 👏
They might make an album like this because in shrine gerard was screaming a lot and they played at a lower tone
Dude if they make an album that sounds like this or especially Three Cheers I'd lose my shit. They're so good at this aggressive sound. Plus the album they played most at shrine was Three Cheers
i can only nut so hard
goddd, yes please
Don’t give me hope
I kinda hope we'll get like a culmination of their solo work. It'd be like full circle, narrative poetry all that good shit.
I still think Drowning Lessons is one of their all time best songs.
It's a shame they don't play it live a anymore :(
Agreed
Favourite song on the album, it's HEAVY
+++++!!!!
AMEN!!!!!!!!
Our Lady of Sorrows will forever be one of my favorites
Same. Favorites are Drowning Lessons and Our Lady Of Sorrows :)
It’s pretty stabby
YOU CAN FIGHT ME FOR AN APPLE
@@stinkyman2399 Yes!
@@stinkyman2399 yess drowning lessons was my jam a couple years ago! still hits just as hard!
So.... couldn’t make it to MCR tonight because it sold out faster than I could say “Helena”, so I will fall asleep listening to this beautiful album (:
Aw I've never been to a concert so I assume that sucks.
@@mainaccount1238 same
I'm too poor to even think about getting tickets
MCR gave all of us another chance to see them for the first time. :) 2022...
Don’t worry, you have another chance to see them
I wish they left us a little recovery time between Monroeville and The best day or left Monroeville till last because I swear to god I cant handle that song or the sheer emotion he puts into it. "Does anyone notice, there's a corpse in this bed". Chills.
allycattiny it’s my favorite song of all time. The way his voice cracks at the end always gets me. I wish I could hear it live 😔
It makes me think on sunsets (duh) and yellowish light which at the same time makes me think on Silent Hill 3 (if you have played it you may remember the bathroom in the mall at the very beginning of the game. That's what I'm talking about) what a game! some edgy late 90's/ early 00's things were cool
Best day ever tho he had a toothache guys lol I love it
ive been waiting for so long for someone to like mention that. it’s literally my favorite line in the whole album
For me, the beginning of Monroeville is the best part, especially the music.
The rest I could skip over.
what a masterpiece am i discovering in 2019. I love the internet. I will buy this album.
Old..., but GOLD right? 😁😘😘
@@matlanstory91 cant believe how good this is ! i LOVE it ! Such a versatile Album.
33:56
too late :c
Well you could be lucky, a reunion is coming 🤞🏻
my ex best friend said this was their worst album. another reason she's my *ex* best friend
valid
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@@TobiasSample #brocken
@@TobiasSample took the words right out of my mouth
HGOSHKVAVHKSKHCSCHL YOU, MY GOOD PERSON, ARE SO VALID
The term “Smooth as butter” should be replaced by: “Smooth as the transitions in Mat Lans BULLETS full album video”
it should tho, the transitions are so good
came here to say this!! what a perfect listening experience, thanku Mat
I really prefered the other upload, can't find it now. These seem too sudden.
LMAO
So this isn't just a direct rip of the album? Wonder why OP decided to do the transitions themself.
Edit: ok yeah the transition between Vampires and Drowning Lessons is a bit early imo, I remember the album version being better. Actually they all sound a bit early now that I've heard everything.
KILLJOYS WILL NEVER DIE !
KILLJOYS make some noice!
Relistening again after the reunion news. Killjoys we back BICHES.
yyeessss!!
YASSSSSSSSS
Real killjoys never left!!
killjoys never die!!!
Yeah
This album is so important to MCR as a whole, and people should appreciate it more than it gets credit for. Especially the songs about 9/11, as thats the entire reason MCR was ever created. God bless you, Gerard Way, you talented being.
9/11 really messed up and entire generation of people tbh. I was a child when it happened and it was bad, so I can’t imagine witnessing such a thing as an adult who could fully grasp the horror that had occurred. Gen X gets it and the older Millennials get it, but I don’t think Gen Z can ever really understand how that impacted us. Rest In peace to all those poor souls.
And Mikey, Ray, Frank and Matt
I dunno how this has no ads, but it just makes this whole thing so smooth with all the nice transitions between songs. This is such a high quality upload, thanks very much.
Glad you enjoy it!
also adds to the nostalgia of a youtube before ads …
I got a whole ad block so I didn't notice lol
Truth
Probably not a monetized channel
It's my mental breakdown I pick the tunes
I will say this over and over until I'm blue in the face. Demolition Lovers is one of the best songs MCR has ever made - in my opinion - and it's also my favourite song. The part when it repeats "All we are is bullets I mean this." before going into the guitar solo. The song is so good.
i love demolition lovers but hate that it makes me cry
Also one of my favorites.
this album is so criminally underrated
It's the tearing sound of love-notes
Drowning out these gray stained windows
And the view outside is sterile
And I'm only two cubes down
I'll photocopy all the things that we could be
If you took the time to notice me
But you can't now, I don't blame you
And it's not your fault that no one ever does
But you don't work here anymore
It's just a vacant 3 by 4
And they might fill your place
A temporary stand-in for your face
This happens all the time
And I can't help but think I'll die alone
So I'll spend my time with strangers
A condition and its terminal
In this water-cooler romance
And it's coming to a close
We could be in the park and dancing by a tree
Kicking over blades we see
Or a dark beach with a black view
And pin-pricks in the velvet catch our fall
But you don't work here anymore
Its just a vacant 3 by 4
And they might fill your place
A temporary stand-in for your face
This happens all the time
And I can't help but think I'll die alone
I know you don't work here anymore, I know you don't work here anymore
I know you don't work here anymore, I know you don't work here anymore
I know you don't work here anymore, I know you don't work here anymore
Sometimes I think I'll die alone, sometimes I think I'll die alone
Sometimes I think I'll die alone, live and breathe and die alone
Sometimes I think I'll die alone, sometimes I think I'll die alone
Sometimes I think I'll die alone, I'd think I'd love to die alone
I think I'd love to die alone
Just take, I think I'd love to die
Me down, I think I'd love to die
Just take, I think I'd love to die
Me down, I think I'd love to die alone
I think I'd love to die alone, I think I'd love to die alone
I think I'd love to die alone, live and breathe and die alone
I think I'd love to die alone, I think I'd love to die alone
I think I'd love to die alone
I think I'd love to die alone
Need this for my own ref y’all
I HAVE HAD CUBICLES STUCK IN MY HEAD FOR WEEKS AAAAAAA
👏
@João Gabriel Amorim and demolition lovers tbh
Igetitsonuxh
i fell asleep with youtube on autoplay. i woke up to this and im not mad
Love every song of this album, but demolition lovers is just aww, fucking amazing, that solo is memorable
My favorite MCR song by far
i bawl my eyes out to that song , i love it so fucking much it's so precious to me
100%
@@demetrisloukas8586 yes this is
@@jefferydelgado8769 yes a precious piece of art
send this to a depressed friend. it helps
I cannot tell you how many times I've listened to this, while I was doing assignments this week. And I'm still thinking; "holy crap" when I hear the transitions between the songs
@Goatface42 thanks
I love how when one song ends, the next one tends to start RIGHT after.
istg bro i be listening to the whole album in the shower too
@@gruntingskunk2237 tbh im used to how it is on spotify, where the songs actually play from beginning to end (which im assuming is how its supposed to be?) and i kinda prefer it that way. glad other ppl are appreciating it tho!
"Why cant you listen to sunsets over monroeville infront of anyone" dawg I ball my eyes out
me with skylines and turnstiles
It’s drowning lessons and demolition lovers for me
omfg i love the transition between "Vampires Will Never Hurt You" and "Drowning Lessons"
They cut off the ending part of Vampires! I wanna hear about some ghosts in the snow.
The transition from Honey This Mirror to Vampires was also great
Listening to this with headphones on just soaking it all in, happy march 22nd 2020 (:
The first march 22nd that isnt incredibly depressing :DD
happy june 22nd 2020 :)
I can't compliment ALL OF THESE AWESOME PFPS
It’s earbuds for me, but I’m vibing with ya.
ahh these lofi mixes are getting better
@ruby :D thank youu!!
I love how the songs come right after the other one. Honey this mirror ends at 4:48 and Vampires starts at 4:49
same thing with Ghost of You and The Jetset Life
Same
@@ultrahigh5961 i guess but would the cd transition count???
this is the most underrated album from MCR and idk why i said it was boring at first
i'm so disappointed in myself, but THIS ALBUM IS EVERYTHING HGHHH
"The perfect early 00s punk sound doesn't exi-"
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I dunno if you can call this punk. its a banger either way though.
the progenitor of modern pop punk sound and emo!
hard-n-heavy with darker lyrics. I can't call mcr punk, mcr aren't boring like punk.
@@thinkingdinosuar1929 you haven't listened to many punk bands then there are a lot of good punk bands especially 80's punk and emo is a subgenre of punk btw.
this was recorded 3 months after the band was formed. Unreal the quality of music from a new local band.
It's 2020, and this is still one of my favorite albums of all time
it's 2023 and I'm still here :]
i love "early sunset over monroeville and cubicles"
Got tickets to see these in June 2020 and now binge listening to every song and album
99% probability you will see them on my birthday. enjoy it, for my sake, too
I also see them in June!😊
kayley farley
I’m seeing them in Atlanta in September!!
Coronavirus: Oh hell no
@fallOut015 f
I remembered I heard I'm not okay and instantly fell in love with MCR. So I told my mom I wanted their CD. She got me this one instead and I was mad kuz it wasn't 3 cheers for sweet revenge. But this is my favorite album by far. I'm so happy she got this one instead of the other one! I'm 28 and I still listen to this daily.
Every now and then moms know what they’re doing even when they mix things up. Haha.
This was overall the better album
No one:
Literally no one:
Gerard: I think I'd love to diE AlOonE
Also I love this album so I'm just eating noodles amd vibin with my headphones on.
what if we did each others makeup,,,,, while this plays in the background,,,, and we were both boys,,,
😏😏😏😶😶 what if
HMU
@@onyx5453 bro im down if you are
@@RS-bz1et OMG YESSS CAN WE AHaHA :DDDDD
@@onyx5453 I have a shit ton of eyeliner and eyeshadow so yee :3
This album is just so powerful. The screams are always on spot, the guitars and the bass are amazing and so fucking dynamic, the lyrics are *actually edgy* and the transitions between the tracks get me every time. How can it be so underrated? This is their first album, and it’s been so adequate that one would think this band has been composing for years. Give bullets the attention it deserves😡😤
It's actually the only MCR album I thoroughly enjoy from start to finish. Wish they could've kept on like this longer.
Andrew Manning oh to be honest I enjoy all of them. But you’re right, that was a vibe that I wish we’d gotten more of!
@@ladyst4rdust I've tried to get into their other albums and I may even try again at some point because I like everything they're about and their whole aesthetic, etc. But starting at Black Parade, it's just such a departure from this and way too "poppy" for me. I get what they were going for and I respect it but it just doesn't do it for me unfortunately.
Andrew Manning yeah I get it and it’s completely understandable, not everyone has the same taste in music of course. If you prefer a more metal and less pop sound though I would suggest you give three cheers for sweet revenge a listen if you haven’t already. it’s the album that followed bullets, and it’s just so angsty and some of the guitar riffs are immaculate, if you’re into rock and roll I’d definitely recommend it, it’s my personal favorite off of their discography
@@Jrue61 mcr started to get attention with the release of sweet revenge, but went even bigger with the black parade. it was epic, theatrical, music videos aired on every big music chanel. safe to say most of mcr fans got into mcr thanks to TBP. (me included :D) they're so great because their albums actually appeal to lots of people. as for me I like every album!
Thank you for the authentic bonus nostalgia of having the songs flow into each other. It’s exactly how this album sounded on my iPod in 2004 🖤
This album turns 20 this year....I'll never forget vandalizing my math textbook during class with fan-art and lame poetry inspired by this album, and then the teacher noticing and putting me on blast, reading it to the whole class, like "Why are you writing all these morbid and dark things?" Screw that guy, I was a 14 y/o loner and miserable, just let a kid hate the world dammit.
I'm not even shocked that drowning lessons is the most replayed.
A-am I the only one that uses this album to sleep? Cuz like, that early, raw, unproduced stuff is just, *chefs kiss*
This one and The Used self-titled. Similar raw sound and I've always found it relaxing. Besides Bullets and that album are girlfriends
i try to all the time but i end up partyinf bevause good music
I love how you cut them together. Sounds like its preformed by a band just starting out, trying to get all their songs in at a local show. Brings me back.
yes I agree!! that's why It's my favorite mcr album hehehe
im so tempted to put all their albums on repeat but I’m seeing them live in 2021 and I’m scared that I might get tired of their songs (even though that’s silly bc I’ve been listening to them for years)
do it! listening to bands live (though i've yet to see mcr live) is such a stark difference that even if you DID get sick of their music somehow, the live experience will add a new special feeling to these songs. also congrats on getting to see them!!
ohhh congrats!! hope you'll have the time of your life haha. I wish I could see them but the tickets are like...too expensive, and sold out already lol. Didn't think they'd announce a gig so early
Same! But...you have to prepare somehow...? I'll be seeing them in Atlanta GA on my 30th birthday. (:
Damn that didn’t work out did it?
This album deserves its own tour 🥲
i would buy tickets extremely fast
youre about 20 years or so late haha
@@colinftp3288 que?
The Transitions are fucking perfect every song slaps you in the face with energy.
From Helpless to Hopeful.
From Scared to Confident!
This album reminds you it's okay to be unsure. Tell everyone rushing you to fuck off and keep trying to figure it out!
Can we just take forty minutes to sit and admire this album? It's a true beauty. MCR, you have saved so many lives and we're glad you're back :D
Am I the only one who has a ranking of MCR albums like this
1.there cheers for sweet revenge
2.i brought you my bullets
3. black parade
4.danger days but I do love everything they put out MCR forever
You are putting Bullets above The Black Parade? This is a serious decision you're doing there,bud.
Agreed
same
for me it's:
1.i brought you my bullets
2.three cheers for sweet revenge
3. black parade (rarely touched)
and i pretend danger days doesnt exist
@@strawberryswoosher7070 be my bestie because this is the only order I accept :)
Me and my friends just started emo screamo punk band based off this album!
We are called 'We've Waited'
Be Ready For The Revival Everyone Has Been Waiting For!
I did not realize a whole My Chemical Romance album was playing until I opened yt again, but I don’t regret that it played automatically
I grew up with MCR on a burnt disc on my walkman on my way to school.. this is my nostalgia trip as a 32 year old, so thank you.
I've heard most of these songs solo. Something is different when you hear the whole album. It feels like drifting at sea with all the ups and downs. A gentle wave motion. Look how long each song is..... Genius.
I have listened to this album for the first time ever and i will tell you that I am blown away by this album
EARLY SUNSETS OVER MONROEVILLE FANS STAND UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
🧍♀🧍♀🧍♀🧍♀🧍♀🧍♀
🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
🙋🙋🙋🙋
Hi guys I'm 42 and at 23, I fell under their beautiful chemical spell and I'm happy to report that all through out my life, I go on these MY CHEM BENDERS where I let my emotions, my depressions and my crazy mental state run free always coming out safer and stronger than before. They saved my life by giving me so much joy to be okay in my own skin. Rn, I'm in yet another awesome MCR bender. If u feel alone, invisible or like a loser, hang in there, it does get better. My life is sometimes shitty but many times pretty fucking awesome! I have a daughter and she was sooooo worth me sticking around! I feel so much peace but once in a while, I let my crazy out by rocking to this beautiful band!
uhmmm.... youre 36, not 42 if your name is correct. and you reversed positions, you mean to say you are 42 going on 23. even though you arent 42. people like you are why emo didnt age well.
Elementary days... Emo soundtrack
Happy 20th anniversary, Bullets.
i lose my shit every time our lady of sorrows comes up on my playlist
Lady of Sorrows is awesome, the vocals remind me of Kurt Cobain
This gets me through at least one of my 8 and a half hours of corporate slaving
every MCR album is a banger. something so life-affirming about it somehow.
I fulfilled the dream of any mcr fan, I was listening to bullets with my boyfriend who also likes mcr LOL, he is the one
Forget it, the asshole left me, he hated everything
@@keithafton8950 Damn. I hope you're doing okay.
Although I usually listen to metal and never was emo (although I was a casual listener of some emo/alternative bands when I was in Elementary and Middle School) this album is one of the best alternative rock albums I've heard and it gets better the more I listen to it. Alot of MCR's other discography is also good too.
MCR is not just for emos, i never was emo and i love them stop saying stuff that can be interpreted like only emo are supposed to like them, they are not an emo band.
@@watermelon6593 I wasn't around when emo was a whole thing back then, but due to MCR songs nature, they got swept up in it all and are just dubbed as emo by the people who followed on just for the hype. The people who said they were emo and therefore listened to MCR won't be the actual fans here now. I agree, MCR isn't emo, and people who aren't emo like both of us can like them.
I wanna die sometimes cant anyone truly love anymore or is my heart just forsaken to forever suffer the pain of heartbreak id figure by now id have a family and true love but here I am 25 still picking up pieces of my heart out of the dirt where its been stomped and left to die
You've got plenty of time, bud. And you'll find the right person for you when you least expect it. Just make the best of life in the meantime.
You ain't alone
so sorry. well i am 38 and im STILL sad. So there. :-p
This will always be my favorite MCR album. Here at 31 feeling all the emotions again
The reason why I love this album is because of the heavy metal influence when it comes to riffs and song structure.
The heaviest album from MCR followed by Three Cheers.
The only MCR album without any weak song in it.
Tru
if im being 10000% honest romance and bulls in the bronx by ptv was what made me start to learn classical guitar for 4 years
Ah yes. Bulls in the bronx, that classical solo is legendary.
Jesus Christ, I can't listen to Skylines and Turnstiles without crying. the fact that the first fucking lyric mcr ever wrote was "you're not in this alone" makes me tear up. also that bit at 22:08... Jesus Christ its gorgeous.
listening on 7/23/2020. Today this album is 18 years old. nice. happy birthday
Music had always been a study aid and also a way to cope, but it gained outsize importance and psychic weight my senior year of high school fall '17, when I was applying to college and feeling utterly unequipped. The opportunity to go to college (and indeed to go to a high school with great people I was just starting to notice) was a blessing, but the mix of pressure and proximity to an uncertain future strained me, and I fell into a depression around the end of the year.
In the car I had started listening to alternative radio, heard Welcome.mp3 and remembered in middle school some of the girls had loved MCR (and were trying really hard to like Danger Days, which had come out a couple years prior - I now respect it for its creative vision but for the most part I can't vibe w/ it). So I was like "huh, that was cool, I'll check the rest of their music out." Very good decision.
It wasn't just MCR. A bit later, towards the end of senior year and going into summer '18, I came to find Deftones and then Nine Inch Nails, and as I fell deeper into a kind of spiritual void, their darker work came to resonate more. My time screaming along to Bullets just a few months prior seemed so stupid, tinged as it had been with an embarrassing sort of hope amidst the gloom. I did yardwork to White Pony and languished in my room with The Downward Spiral eviscerating my ears.
But for a little while, MCR was a very important companion. I came to really like Three Cheers (especially the heavy stuff towards the back, "Fashion Statement" and "I Never Told You"). Bullets, however, was my first love and among a few hazy memories I can recall jamming to a few of these tracks way more than I ever had with anything else before.
I felt the angst and dependency on "Honey, This Mirror." I was entranced by the atmosphere the guys created on "Vampires" (there are so many great moments in that song alone, especially the acceleration into "put the spike in my heart," but the final breakdown "can you...stake me....before" is so satisfying). The riffs and walls of guitar sound on "Drowning Lessons" are impressive enough and then you get to the end where they switch it up and you want it to go on forever. "Early Sunsets" kind of drags but that's kind of the point, him going on torturing himself, and the distinct acoustics/positioning makes it nice.
"Skylines and Turnstiles" might be my favorite, despite some of the lyrics being unwieldy, because it has intensity, spirit, and a couple lines that are more than worth it. I always got chills when the verse gave way to the guitar and Gerard went "that's if you've still got one that's left/inside that cave you call a chest." I thought for the longest time it was "cage," as a play on ribcage but also to go along with the rest of the song , signifying how our routines are restricting our spirits and wasting our precious mortal lives. But cave is adequately dark lol.
But oh my god, I had never heard anything like "Demolition Lovers." It blew me away. The morose, dampened intro drawing you in; the imagery of exile, survival, violence, waning life, even apocalypse; Gerard's raw screams and the passion in his voice; the alternation from slow and soft to driving to quiet to building up again; the lyrical themes; a narrative that was so metal it continued into the next album. Are you kidding me? Cinematic.
This is a little "I'm 14 and this is deep" but I think, besides the wicked musicality and emotion and storytelling, there's another good idea here, hardly an original one but one that's presented well. "all we are is bullets" together with the album title suggests a couple things. First, even when you have people you love and want to protect, that protection can require you to cut others down and burn the world to put our loved ones first - your acts of devotion to them can force you to destroy, so you still define yourself as a "bullet" for them if not against them. Secondly, within close relationships, you care greatly for another person but you also make yourself vulnerable to them and might give them the ability to hurt you. You become bullets to one another. "After everything we've put each other through" Gerard sings earlier, suggesting the relationship between two people who can dish out and take a "hail of bullets" is hardly free of wounds itself. Finally, if you fail to protect a loved one, or if you lose them, the closeness of the connection means you're utterly destroyed. Gerard's character seems to want to die together, but that might be because it would be unimaginable to end the relationship a different way, leave his lover and live without her.
Is every song great? No. Are some of the lyrics a little edge-lord, even more so than on later albums? Yes. But there is so much creativity and musical talent on display, not even for a debut album. I know my fondness for this thing is affected by nostalgia and its role at a dark time in my life, but I think there's tons of inherent value and soul in Bullets, and I'll vouch for it. Glad to see so many others enjoying it.
dang kid. you basically (literally) said it all. insert /sounds of love and intense crying because i have no words. why isn't everyone liking this?
you should write more, y'know. you really should. this is pure talent, never seen anyone express themself with words like u did. it's beautiful and ig i just forgot how to english
This is defo my fav MCR album. Try and change my mind lol
Our Lady of Sorrows is so underrated but its like my favorite song on this album
I found MCR in 2020 at one of the lowest points in my life. I was 13 going on 14 back then and was in a pretty bad place mentally because of an abuse my ex friend was putting the trough. MCR really helped me cope with all the trauma and create the person I am today. "you're not in this alone" is the 1st line of skylines and turnstiles which was the very very 1st song the have ever written and it shows how much this band cares about their fans. MCR really saves lives. every time i feel down I come back to this album and listen to it on repeat until life feels good again. I love MCR and Gerard Way with all my heart. Gee is literally my hero I love them so much 💗
This is so good but you must hear “Whispering Wolf” or “The Wave Acoustic” by SLT 🤘🎶🎸
This is so fucking underrated. I love a lot this album. Probably not my favorite of MCR, but it's still so fucking good. And this album have 3 of my favorite songs of MCR, that are: Honey, This Mirror Isn't Big Enough For The Two Of Us, Early Sunsets Over Monroeville and Demolition Lovers.
my ranking of bullets songs, worst to best
10. romance
9. early sunsets over monroeville
8. cubicles
7. this is the best day ever
6. headfirst for halos
5. drowning lessons
4. our lady of sorrows
3. demolition lovers
2. vampires will never hurt you
1. skylines and turnstiles
bullets is my favorite album ever and this was extremely hard since i almost love them all equally
Since 2000 (especially now) there hasn't been anything that comes close to this. As a generation, in our western world at least .. nothing compares. Possibly the best album... Ever? As in its so time consuming but you don't feel it. It blows me how Gerard never got any "mainstream" attention. He didn't write these songs for fun.
@@dann756 Exactly! Music consumes a large portion of my life and I still haven't been able to find an album close to this. They added so much incredible emotion to this work that I haven't been able to find anywhere
the fact that early sunsets so so low on the list 😭
reunion brought me here 😁😁
my god Romance is definately their most underrated song it’s so beautiful
it is very beautiful but it's actually a cover, Romance is an old Spanish song i believe
@@elliotmydude really? i had no idea, i wonder what somg
@@rufusthespaceman6635 Its called "romance anonimo" and the original writer is unknown, fun fact
I've grown to appreciate this album more than ever. I hope they re-release it on CD and vinyl.
This is so good but you must hear “Whispering Wolf” and “Universe” by SLT 🔥🐺🤘
When ray plays the octaves riff in the verse of our lady of sorrows doubling what gerards doing, ITS JUST SO PERFECT
This is my favorite album of all time of any music. It has beautiful harmonies. The guitar tones. The drumming. The nylon string intro in "Romance". First time I heard this was 10th grade. An emo boy I had a crush on showed me the music video for "Vampires will never hurt you". At this point, My Chem broke up a month earlier. All I knew from them was "Bulletproof heart" off of DD. Time literally froze when he showed me bullets. We went to his place after class and listened to the whole thing. I will and can never get tired of this record. I will die with this record in my arms.
Spent $500 last year for tickets to see them in Philly next September. So fucking pumped.
wow im so proud of this fandom for being
just
EPIC
@Alex H. yeah we dated for 2 years hahag
i hope u gave him a nice handy 😞
@@PapaSmurff660 Don’t filth up this precious MCR album.
If anything, after two years of dating she would need to kill him and dump his body in a well. Much more fitting.
fav mcr album
Did anyone notice how similar the rift to I'm Not Okay (I promise) and The Best Day Ever is?
I remember seeing them with Thursday in 2003. While I’ve enjoyed all of their music for different reasons, this is by far the best album. Maybe it’s nostalgia, but I just remember leaving the album running for a month straight. Bedtime, video games or driving around trying to get lost with friends.
This album will always be in my heart. It’s just so unique and every song just hits my heart. I love My Chem and I will always love this album.
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man i was six when they dropped but i remember finding thru vhs when i’m not okay was huge, i got 3 cheers. then i found bullets.
let me tell you early sunsets and demolition lovers are probably the best songs ever made
This is so good but you must hear “Whispering Wolf” or “The Wave Acoustic” by SLT 🤘🎶🎸
I’m so glad MCR is back. I missed them! I remember when I first listened to them. I was gonna get tickets but the tickets went out too fast sadly :(
They sold out faster than you could play this album
top 5 post-hardcore album of all time and people overlook it so hard because its by MCR
During my pre teen years MCR became my favorite band
Also that Danger days concert was my first concert ever !!! I found out about MCR from rock band / guitar hero haha !
Oh i hope they didn’t play destroya or gerard didnt decide to act sexual (which is rare) at the concert or that would have been awkward lmao
first time listening to a full mcr album, im doing it while i work for a school project, wish me luck
how'd it go?
this album is gold for me.