Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge (by My Chemical Romance, Rock)

Very anti-society? Oh come on! Society is screwed and My Chemical Romance are one of the few bands that get that. Because of how society is screwed, people find life incredibly hard and this album has helped me get through some tough times. This is one of the best albums I have heard, period. It doesn't romanticise death, it provides messages of support to fans who are facing challenges in their lives weather it be depression, or bullying. They are the best.

What the hell? The reveiwer is an idiot. This music is fantastic.

Seventeen and up? What the heck? The dropped the f-bomb twice, and once it can't hardly be heard. I've been listening to them since I was like, eight, and other than having issues with depresssion, (from childhood deaths, not My Chem lyrics,) I'm perfectly fine. 'The Jetset Life Is Gonna Kill You,' does contain lyrics about killing oneself, but in the birdge he says, 'Pull the plug, but I'd like to learn your name. Holding on, I hope you do the same.' It's basically saying that they want that person to change their mind. And on the song 'Cemetery Drive,' in the second verse, it's incredibly hard to hear unless you have your headphones half in, but you hear him say, 'Don't do it,' a total of sixteen times, and they're saying that this album glamorizes suicide? It's about a guy trying to get his lover back. And the first song is about their grandma. I mean, come on! The second one is about teen pregnancy, third is a song about a short story called 'A Rose for Emily,' the fourth is about being in prison, the fifth is about being in high school, the sixth is about losing someone, the seventh, 'The Jetset Life is Gonna Kill You,' I already explained, the eighth is an interlude, the ninth is about feeling empathy, the tenth is a tribute to a Clint Eastwood movie, the eleventh is about revenge, yes, but also rising from your own ashes and standing up for yourself, the twelfth was also explained, and the thirteenth is about getting his love back and what he did to do so. Again, I mus say, seventeen and up?

well, okay, i'll admit, when i bought this i was twelve and i had to kind of take a deep breath after i finished listening to this album all the way through. it's just really heavy and fast. and before this, i was listing to Taylor Swift and Paramore. the themes and messages weren't an issue for me (i watch CSI and Criminal Minds). this album isn't really supposed to be taken seriously. it's supposed to be like a horror film. you should be smart enough not to take it seriously when they say stuff about killing and blood. it also teaches about the REAL world and how everything's not all "Love Story"s (Taylor Swift) and "Fairy tales" (also Taylor Swift). and that "can make violence and funeral homes seem sexy" part? "Helena" is about his dead grandma that he misses and how you shouldn't waste your life missing the people you lost, you should celebrate their life and move on because they wouldn't want you to be sad all the time. the language isn't all that bad. well, at least not for me. these people are WONDERFUL role models who talk about moving on and how it's okay to be a little messed up.

this album is fine not death obsessed kids hear cursing all the time at school. MCR saves peoples lives. i bet tony hicks never even listened to this and if he did and thought it was like he said he must only listen to classical jazz because this is fine. MCR helps people get through hard times and are funny loving guys. don't hate on them hate on tony hicks and his bad taste of music

None of what Tony Hicks said is true. This music has been a great outlet for kids and teens who are dealing with hard times. People don't hear this music and decide that suicide is fun, they relate to it and feel better knowing that they aren't alone. Very good, though I personally prefer their 2002 album.

Listen when I was 13 I became suicidal and started cutting myself due to my best friends suicide.When I discovered My Chemical Romance I realized I was not alone and that there IS hope.To be honest,yes maybe a little violent and profane but it is like therapy that actually works.Because of MCR I stopped popping Paxils,cutting,blaming myself,and drinking.Now i'm a National Junior Honor Society member who got into UCLA Berkley and Yale early acceptance(Misdid age-Forgive my grammar)It's helped me and made me realize i'm not alone.To be honest GREAT band and would you really rather they listen to Slipknot?!Oh and this album?About his Grandmother's death!So relax a bit and buy the CD!This CD tells a story,and a epic one at that!

This album is perfect for teenagers! Some teens depended on this album to get them through their young years. Though the messages can seem outwardly negative, the perspective of a teenager can vary greatly from that of an older parent. This album may just be what your teen needs.

I love this song. To h*** with that review.