Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge
by My Chemical Romance

Excellent album. After falling in love with the black parade, this albums shows me that MCR is far from one hit wonders and I will be checking the rest of their discography. Loved I'm not okay.

A very solid album, I dont't thin MCR have made a single bad album. I love the dark sound of this album, and songs like Cemetery Drive and I'm Not Okay stand out as some of my favourites. That being said the album can be a little monotonous at times, however for the most part a great album and easily one of MCR's best

Super nostalgic, it was great while it lasted, but admittedly hasn't aged that well.

From AAL2014 07/06/2020 01:16 | #255076

I decided to give this album a go based off of how much I've always loved the incredible opener, Helena. In the end, I'm pleased with how much of this record I liked. Three Cheers has a great idea of flow and direction, and the production is fantastic. It's clear without being too clean and commercial, the drums being particularly noteworthy at least for me.

Three Cheers boasts a classic opener, an emphatic closer, and is generally an enjoyable ride of melodic and emotional dirges blended with the proteins of heavy punk.

Probably a band and album you have to have had to had grown up during their glory years. Though the dark times and emo vibe get a little annoying after a while the music and guitar work is awesome and mostly makes up for it. It’s a great introductory album to the emo genre.

This album shaped my teenage hood lol. pure nostalgia absolutely love it.

From killerPenguin 09/17/2018 13:10 | #221205

It really sets the tone for the whole 2000s emo wave. If that's your thing, you'll thoroughly enjoy this record.

A landmark for the emo scene in the 2000s, awesome record.

From cestuneblague 08/22/2016 19:04 | #173253

Emo going in that meta, theatrical direction sometime in the mid-2000s, disputable where that all started but this definitely was one of the most ostentatious sign of the things to come. More pumped for the arenas than aimed at the usual angsty 14-year-old's headphones, they did have an undeniable way with a hook as much as they did covering self-consciously grandiose topics mostly concerning little-league goth themes with big, crunching, guitar-slashing numbers. The album overall is alternately bright and grody, energetic and morose, and bizzarely a lot of fun despite the obvious pretensions.

From louisjwyatt 03/09/2015 15:46 | #136439

Loved the hell out of this in middle school. I remember seeing Helena come on MTV2 after school every day for almost a year.