I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love is a relatively makeshift album, with moments that feel almost haphazard, but some of that chaotic sensibility lends the album—most of which was produced by Thursday’s Geoff Rickly—its charm.
I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love falls short of exceptional, but it's a noteworthy, generally respectable debut for the New Jersey combo.
bullets feel a bit out of place in mcr’s discography. it’s more aggressive, messier, and imo worse than any of the other albums, but a bad album by mcr standards is still a good album by any other band’s standards. there are a few lackluster moments on this but this also contains some of the band’s best songs
faves: headfirst , early sunsets, this mirror, vampires, our lady
least faves: best day ever, cubicles, skylines
Bullets is raw, it's aggressive, Gerard's vocals are rough and the album is very messy and feels more like a garage demo...and those are all positives stfu.
This album is truly awful. I don’t think there is a single part of this album that works. The only positive is that it only could get better from this point
Humble beginnings man... this sounds like a horrible garage demo tape with members practicing to make a real album
There's something here, but its so unrefined that I can't see myself ever revisiting this ever again.
This album is definitely the odd one out of the other studio albums, this is a much more raw and messy project then the other much cleaner projects. Although this album does have some highs, I felt like the ideas and passions MCR were trying to incorporate in their debut album were pushed back by the production of the album. I love the raw energy of the album and its pretty catchy and hardcore.
I doesn’t have any idea in it. It’s just loud bad recornding with no sense. It’s a huge mess