I agree entirely with this review. I was dissapointed for maybe 2 seconds that they were making such a drastic change, but I definitely see this as a solid rock album. Being a big fan ever since the release of I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me A Love I'll miss the darker, macabre of vintage MCR, but I have learned to fall in love with them all over again anyway.

I'm really loving this album... feels odd to like MCR but yea this is some good stuff.

Nicely written review. Danger Days is definitely one of my favorite records of 2010.

worst albums of the year..i just gave it my 3rd complete listen.

is that REALLY how you feel? pretty lackluster review. it reads like you just threw random adjectives in for whatever reason.. i can't speculate.. But I'd like to know.. is that HONESTLY how you feel?

I haven't cared about this band since Three Cheers.. felt like listening because I love music.. I have no beefs with the production quality, I actually think the guitars sound pretty rad. No offense though.. this is a not rock and roll man. If you actually listened to the album you'd know that. Ugh.. it...really really upsets me that no one today understands what rock is. Go check out The Damned Things.. they're doing the world a solid for rock and roll right about now. The only other thing I feel like saying is..Vocally, meh.. Gerard tries to do way too much and frankly he's not that good. He should stick to one style for the album. Not switch it up every single track. Make some decisions on your album bud. Especially when you're changing your entire genre and still calling it My Chemical Romance.. There's nothing wrong with ending the band.. Calling yourselves "The Fabulous Killjoys" and releasing an album called Danger Days. Pretty sure your built in audience would buy it. Time to wrap this up..

Tusk out.

Originally Posted by TuskandTemper

is that REALLY how you feel? pretty lackluster review. it reads like you just threw random adjectives in for whatever reason.. i can't speculate.. But I'd like to know.. is that HONESTLY how you feel?

I haven't cared about this band since Three Cheers.. felt like listening because I love music.. I have no beefs with the production quality, I actually think the guitars sound pretty rad. No offense though.. this is a not rock and roll man. If you actually listened to the album you'd know that. Ugh.. it...really really upsets me that no one today understands what rock is. Go check out The Damned Things.. they're doing the world a solid for rock and roll right about now. The only other thing I feel like saying is..Vocally, meh.. Gerard tries to do way too much and frankly he's not that good. He should stick to one style for the album. Not switch it up every single track. Make some decisions on your album bud. Especially when you're changing your entire genre and still calling it My Chemical Romance.. There's nothing wrong with ending the band.. Calling yourselves "The Fabulous Killjoys" and releasing an album called Danger Days. Pretty sure your built in audience would buy it. Time to wrap this up..

Tusk out.

Switching it up every track makes for an interesting, varied album. and this is definitely still My Chemical Romance, why would they need to release it under a different name? They've just made some experimentations in their sound, as they have on all of their albums. Arguing about genres is just dumb, who cares what genre something is, it's just a label.

It's an amazing album, I love how this just disagrees with everything the black parade states.

i must get this soon as possible
but $19.00 for a new cd is a bit steep
but that should not matter since there my favourite modern band.

Gave the album a listen, too poppy, no creativity, no immense musicianship on board, production masled over that. And Na Na Na x 231637689012348236 really does bring the lyrics score down, poor album. 3/10

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“Planetary (GO)”, a soon-to-be cause for numerous speed tickets. An honest opinion, this is the ultimate pedal-to-the-metal track, possibly of this generation.

^ I disagree to an EXTREME amount with your opinion. Pedal-to-the-metal track? To me it sounds more like Gerard Way is channeling the spirit of Ke$ha.

Originally Posted by Porkchop!

^ I disagree to an EXTREME amount with your opinion. Pedal-to-the-metal track? To me it sounds more like Gerard Way is channeling the spirit of Ke$ha.

I disagree to an EXTREME amount with your opinion.

Originally Posted by SpyKi

I disagree to an EXTREME amount with your opinion.

I disagree to an EXTREME amount with your opinion in which you disagreed to an EXTREME amount in which I disagreed to an EXTREME AMOUNT...

Never mind, I lost myself.

I found myself suprisingly in love with this album. As a faithful My Chemical Romance fan i was quick to write off this album as a major sellout and that they should go back to their old style. Now i just want the killjoys to make some more noise!!!

Originally Posted by ellagos

I found myself suprisingly in love with this album. As a faithful My Chemical Romance fan i was quick to write off this album as a major sellout and that they should go back to their old style. Now i just want the killjoys to make some more noise!!!

Sounds like you're the opposite of a faithful fan. I'm glad you gave it some time and changed your mind though.

[quote=SpyKi;85925031 Sounds like you're the opposite of a faithful fan. I'm glad you gave it some time and changed your mind though.[/quote]

I think maybe faithful to the original style would be a more accurate description.