This album is definitely one of their strongest pieces of work. I personally felt like I went through a journey with the band as they wrote the past two years in a sick collection of 13 songs. They literally scored the end of the world. It’s like if Reincarnate and Graveyard Shift had a baby!
the line "i find my life in your cause of dead" to me means you found your purpose after someone you hated that was mabey holding you back in life left the world
I grew up on Static-X so I love industrial metal lol I love how different the songs are and the way they are playing with music. Motionless In White is defintely one of my favorite bands!
I’m just now watching this and I respect your opinion because you are so insightful but porcelain is one of my favorite tracks from this album it resonated with me so much and I loved to vocals and the story around it.
Came back here to say I appreciate your ear for catching stylistic similarities to other artists in all of your reactions. Specifically, in Sign of Life, the mix of limp bizcuit and breaking benjamin and then the Ronnie/FIR in werewolf. I thought the same thing immediately on the first listens. Thoughts validated lol 😅
Found my life in ur cause of death might mean he lost his life when he met someone and when someone died he found it. Life turned better after the death
To be honest, I think the band specifically for me took time to actually become a favorite of mine. I don't know if anyone else can relate but I just didn't have the "ear" for their music. I heard the song Reincarnate in probably 2015 and I was like okay this is good and it wasn't until Disguise came out that I really did a deep dive into their music. This album was amazing, its the first MIW album I listened to song by song as a whole lol made me really appreciate the band! Glad that you reacted to them! Have a good day/evening!!!! (P.S. I too love the songs that have the Breaking Benjamin vibes)
Such a dope album. Done a relisten every week or so since release, it’s definitely growing on me. Porcelain and Masterpiece are the only songs that are staying off my playlist Also, question: will you upload a Northlane Obsidian album reaction?
@@gudraider9596 It's understandable tho. Porcelain and Masterpiece are really fucking good (and masterpiece is a real tearjerker) but they're the softest songs on the album. I personally added everything to my playlist
If I could rank the album from my favorite to least, it would go: 1. Broadcasting from Beyond the Grave: Corpse Nation 2. Werewolf 3. Cyberhex 4. Sign of Life 5. Cause of Death 6. Meltdown 7. Slaughterhouse 8. Burned at Both Ends II 9. Scoring the End of the World 10. Masterpiece 11. Red, White & Boom 12. We Become the Night 13. Porcelain
I don't see how _"Werewolf"_ is 'very' or 'heaps' Falling in Reverse...? I love FIR and I get that _"Popular Monster"_ was a Werewolf themed music video... But... I've never heard Ronnie/FIR do something so inventive, retro, and weird. The craziest they've done or gone is adding more rap than usual... And doing some really amazing, piano+ ballad versions of their older, less impressive, pop-punk/Emo/Diet Escape The Fate tracks... IDK... I'm hearing 80's Synth-wave(especially in the track in question) but with the rest of this album/band, that- mixed with some KoRn, Orgy, Adema- but if they had Metalcore roots. Also, Michael Jackson? Uhh... Yeah. It wasn't pointed out, but there's the word for word line _"Somebody's watching me!"_ It's even sang in the exact way... Lol.
Only song I just can't like even when I try is "Red White Boom" which is a let down because I like Caleb. Just tired of anti American songs from people who get success in America. Huge MIW fan though.
Just because someone is one of the handful of people that managed to find success does not mean they shouldn't be allowed to point out that the country is completely fucked up. Also, the literal entire album is about how the US is fucked up (especially the government), why does just that track rub you the wrong way?
@@Kyle_116 Agree with you on that first part. However everyone does it. It isn't like it's just a hand full of people fighting the system, like they are trying to be Rage Against The Machine or something. It's simply everyone finding success and shitting down the ladder as they climb up. As for your second statement, it definitely is not their entire album, it's like 3 songs or so. I take the biggest issue with this one, because there really isn't any other way of interpreting it. Obviously music is subjective and different people can find different meanings in songs. However it's just so on the nose. For Meltdown, yeah the lyrics kind of suck, but it is pretty hard to hate because everything else about it goes so hard. So I'm on the fence with that. And I was told multiple times Slaughterhouse is about the music industry, not America. So I don't really care about that one as much. Plus I just don't like the guys' voice he has featured on there.
You're tired of it yet everything said in the song is 100% true so what does that say about you? We all know america is full of corruption and it's always satisfying to see artists call it out because other countries don't/can't do it with their own countries out of fear and repercussions. Americans who shit on america for it's failures is great. Doesn't matter if you have success in america, that's not important at all. Getting your message across and letting it spread is what's important. I guess one day you'll realize that anti-american americans are actually the smartest of the bunch because they see straight through all the lies, secrets, and corruption and have the balls to call it out.
Burned at both ends ll is 100% the stand out track on the album!
This album is definitely one of their strongest pieces of work. I personally felt like I went through a journey with the band as they wrote the past two years in a sick collection of 13 songs. They literally scored the end of the world. It’s like if Reincarnate and Graveyard Shift had a baby!
the line "i find my life in your cause of dead" to me means you found your purpose after someone you hated that was mabey holding you back in life left the world
That might be my favorite MiW album and one of the best albums released in 2022, loving it
Thank you for reacting to this!! Loved to hear your take on it all. My favs were definitely Werewolf, Sign of Life and Masterpiece.
I really love this album. Porcelain especially
I grew up on Static-X so I love industrial metal lol
I love how different the songs are and the way they are playing with music. Motionless In White is defintely one of my favorite bands!
I’m just now watching this and I respect your opinion because you are so insightful but porcelain is one of my favorite tracks from this album it resonated with me so much and I loved to vocals and the story around it.
Solid release. I love the musical and vocal diversity.
Came back here to say I appreciate your ear for catching stylistic similarities to other artists in all of your reactions. Specifically, in Sign of Life, the mix of limp bizcuit and breaking benjamin and then the Ronnie/FIR in werewolf. I thought the same thing immediately on the first listens. Thoughts validated lol 😅
I appreciate it!
Found my life in ur cause of death might mean he lost his life when he met someone and when someone died he found it. Life turned better after the death
Werewolf is unstoppable, and the Michael Jackson sound is the reason.
Such great CellDweller Vibes with Rob Zombie and Manson vocal tones all blended together with MIW sound. Very nice. ❤️🎶
To be honest, I think the band specifically for me took time to actually become a favorite of mine. I don't know if anyone else can relate but I just didn't have the "ear" for their music. I heard the song Reincarnate in probably 2015 and I was like okay this is good and it wasn't until Disguise came out that I really did a deep dive into their music. This album was amazing, its the first MIW album I listened to song by song as a whole lol made me really appreciate the band! Glad that you reacted to them! Have a good day/evening!!!! (P.S. I too love the songs that have the Breaking Benjamin vibes)
Werewolf is like thriller meets the darkness.
Just try singing along to Porcelain bro. Then you’ll get it 😂🔥
This album is amazing. Especially with this being the 1st kickoff song in this album.
23:57 - 24:02… Did Vessel sing that? Sounds so Sleep Token it’s brilliant
It’s ricky Olsen their guitarist
I agree with you on videos. It’s important
He shouldn’t have paused at werewolf that many times at the end chorus that was the best chorus and best part of the song
Such a dope album. Done a relisten every week or so since release, it’s definitely growing on me.
Porcelain and Masterpiece are the only songs that are staying off my playlist
Also, question: will you upload a Northlane Obsidian album reaction?
Those are my 2 favs off this album >.> Well and Werewolf is up there.
@@gudraider9596 It's understandable tho. Porcelain and Masterpiece are really fucking good (and masterpiece is a real tearjerker) but they're the softest songs on the album. I personally added everything to my playlist
@@mricebite4005 Yeah some people only like the hardcore stuff and nothing else. That's fair enough.
You gotta listen to burned at both ends off their infamous album
If I could rank the album from my favorite to least, it would go:
1. Broadcasting from Beyond the Grave: Corpse Nation
2. Werewolf
3. Cyberhex
4. Sign of Life
5. Cause of Death
6. Meltdown
7. Slaughterhouse
8. Burned at Both Ends II
9. Scoring the End of the World
10. Masterpiece
11. Red, White & Boom
12. We Become the Night
13. Porcelain
You should react to the first Burned At Both Ends!
Please do a Reaction to the First burned at both ends 🙏
people keep mentioning ink... like its a bit obvious, Justin was very involved in the album xD
I disagree. I think porcelain was better than werewolf.
Porcelain was my favourite song on the album tbh
I don't see how _"Werewolf"_ is 'very' or 'heaps' Falling in Reverse...? I love FIR and I get that _"Popular Monster"_ was a Werewolf themed music video... But... I've never heard Ronnie/FIR do something so inventive, retro, and weird. The craziest they've done or gone is adding more rap than usual... And doing some really amazing, piano+ ballad versions of their older, less impressive, pop-punk/Emo/Diet Escape The Fate tracks...
IDK...
I'm hearing 80's Synth-wave(especially in the track in question) but with the rest of this album/band, that- mixed with some KoRn, Orgy, Adema- but if they had Metalcore roots.
Also, Michael Jackson? Uhh... Yeah. It wasn't pointed out, but there's the word for word line _"Somebody's watching me!"_ It's even sang in the exact way... Lol.
If it makes you feel better this is from almost a year ago and I don’t remember anything you’re talking about 😂
Only song I just can't like even when I try is "Red White Boom" which is a let down because I like Caleb. Just tired of anti American songs from people who get success in America. Huge MIW fan though.
Well maybe if America didn't suck so much there wouldn't be so many anti American songs? idk just me
Just because someone is one of the handful of people that managed to find success does not mean they shouldn't be allowed to point out that the country is completely fucked up.
Also, the literal entire album is about how the US is fucked up (especially the government), why does just that track rub you the wrong way?
@@Kyle_116 Agree with you on that first part. However everyone does it. It isn't like it's just a hand full of people fighting the system, like they are trying to be Rage Against The Machine or something. It's simply everyone finding success and shitting down the ladder as they climb up.
As for your second statement, it definitely is not their entire album, it's like 3 songs or so. I take the biggest issue with this one, because there really isn't any other way of interpreting it. Obviously music is subjective and different people can find different meanings in songs. However it's just so on the nose. For Meltdown, yeah the lyrics kind of suck, but it is pretty hard to hate because everything else about it goes so hard. So I'm on the fence with that. And I was told multiple times Slaughterhouse is about the music industry, not America. So I don't really care about that one as much. Plus I just don't like the guys' voice he has featured on there.
@@Kyle_116 Sorry for the essay just figured I would explain a bit more.
You're tired of it yet everything said in the song is 100% true so what does that say about you? We all know america is full of corruption and it's always satisfying to see artists call it out because other countries don't/can't do it with their own countries out of fear and repercussions. Americans who shit on america for it's failures is great. Doesn't matter if you have success in america, that's not important at all. Getting your message across and letting it spread is what's important. I guess one day you'll realize that anti-american americans are actually the smartest of the bunch because they see straight through all the lies, secrets, and corruption and have the balls to call it out.