Alright: 1. Johnny Libertine was a scrapped UH track, we have footage of it being played during recordings. 2. Not sure how many who have listened to it will hear how much of Tom Thacker's band, Gob, was sprinkled into the sound here. House Of Liars started life as a track in the works during the SBM era known as "Believe". Screaming Bloody Murder (the song) was originally a Gob track called Panic Attack which was written for Meurtos Vivos, and Deryck reworked it. I think that there are a few melodic beats left over from old Sum and Gob stuff that may have sprinkled their way onto this record, especially elements of Not Quite Myself, Dopamine (yes, it does feel more modern too, but this song's chrous reminds me so much of Gob's "Fed Up"), and even bits of Bad Mistake. None of it doesn't fit the Sum 41 sound, but it feels more in line with what Gob was doing during Foot In Mouth Disease. 3. I'm just happy we got more twin harmonies here throughout, and the fact Deryck brought in a mixer to make sure no audio inconsistencies occurred unlike with 13 Voices was a great decision on their part. 4. Fave songs off each: Bad Mistake for Heaven, Stranger In These Times for Hell. But it's so close....
Love Sum. Almost cried when they announced the break up but glad they gave us one last album that had songs that could fit on every album. I Can’t Wait probably my favourite of Heaven. Stranger In These Times blew me away and is hands down my favourite of the album. Side note, I feel like you could put Radio Silence, Preparasi A Salrie and Rise up in a nice little trilogy of songs to bring together the two sides. Keen for Deryck’s book to drop this year.
Really didn't care for most of Heaven. Bad Mistake is a highlight, Waiting for a Twist is good too and there are another couple solid tracks but for the most part, it just didn't do anything for me. Landmines, Time Won't Wait and Dopamine just remind me of that modern MGK style of pop punk that I just hate, they all sound the same to me. I Can't Wait is a filler track too. I think the songwriting is pretty poor across Heaven too. The songs mostly follow the same structure, the lyrics are often about things like teen love and stuff (which ik is common in pop punk but probably shouldn't be in a modern Sum 41 album where the band are a lot older), there's a lot of recycling of older song lyrics/ideas. For a song that's written about stuff like politics in Underclass Hero and Order in Decline, and heavy personal stuff in albums like Screaming Bloody Murder and 13 Voices, the lyrics in Heaven come off as weak. Seems more like it was written for fans who wanted to hear pop punk in a modern Sum 41 album, which is fine, but it doesn't seem particularly inspired to me. Hell stands out a lot more to me. It's pretty consistently good. Rise Up and House of Liars are my personal favourites but there isn't really a bad track here. I've seen the cover of Paint It Black get a lot of criticism but that seems to be just because it's a cover, not an original song, which seems silly to me. It's a 20 track album, 1 song being a cover isn't an issue to me. Screaming Bloody Murder is my favourite Sum 41 album and I think there are elements of that album in Hell which I like. Lyrics are better on the Hell side too imo, not the best they've done but far better than on Heaven
1.Future primitives sounds like welcome to hell/the people vs 2.time won't wait chorus sounds like simple plan "shut up" 3.bad mistakes sounds like self esteem from offspring 4.you wanted war sounds like wwii in dtli album
I like this review a lot. It's funny how we relate each song to specific older albums because that shows how versatile this band was over the decades. They were able to put a new style on with almost every album and now we get like a best of, but with brand new songs. I like the album a lot, can listen to it on shuffle without skipping. A feeling I didn't have for order in decline. Dopamine is my absolute favorite, Not Quite Myself comes second.
Definitely isn’t. It as a whole will have less songs most individuals will like because of the basic concept of it. Which is a double album love letter to all the styles they have done. So. In my eyes it’s genius. In yours…
album is mid imo. Landmines is a great tune but five or six songs have the same chord progression on the heaven side. Underclass also has this same problem. The hooks are lacking as well. compare it to dtli or aknf, (even chuck) it is not the same quality. The band has been lacking ever since Greig Nori left.
@@addisonbreanna I didn't even notice that! I hear it now. check out the latest music video for dopamine and then go listen to Machine Gun Kelly song Bloody Valentine. Its a rip off as well. Which also is similar to the Verse landmines lol
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Really enjoyed this album. I think they went out on a bang. Definitely is a celebration of all their music as you said.
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Sum 41 have been my favourite for years. Their music helped me through many tough times
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Alright:
1. Johnny Libertine was a scrapped UH track, we have footage of it being played during recordings.
2. Not sure how many who have listened to it will hear how much of Tom Thacker's band, Gob, was sprinkled into the sound here. House Of Liars started life as a track in the works during the SBM era known as "Believe". Screaming Bloody Murder (the song) was originally a Gob track called Panic Attack which was written for Meurtos Vivos, and Deryck reworked it. I think that there are a few melodic beats left over from old Sum and Gob stuff that may have sprinkled their way onto this record, especially elements of Not Quite Myself, Dopamine (yes, it does feel more modern too, but this song's chrous reminds me so much of Gob's "Fed Up"), and even bits of Bad Mistake. None of it doesn't fit the Sum 41 sound, but it feels more in line with what Gob was doing during Foot In Mouth Disease.
3. I'm just happy we got more twin harmonies here throughout, and the fact Deryck brought in a mixer to make sure no audio inconsistencies occurred unlike with 13 Voices was a great decision on their part.
4. Fave songs off each: Bad Mistake for Heaven, Stranger In These Times for Hell. But it's so close....
I love Gob and I never even realized until now Tom is the lead singer LOL
@@mysticz9046 Mainly because he split duties with Theo on a lot of their older stuff.
@@codyssmith73 makes sense
I got the same favourites, but as you said, it's veeery close. That "How long, how long" chorus just keeps repeating in my head.
My reaction to the album:
"It was perfect, perfect. Everything down to the last minute details."~Homelander
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Love Sum. Almost cried when they announced the break up but glad they gave us one last album that had songs that could fit on every album. I Can’t Wait probably my favourite of Heaven. Stranger In These Times blew me away and is hands down my favourite of the album.
Side note, I feel like you could put Radio Silence, Preparasi A Salrie and Rise up in a nice little trilogy of songs to bring together the two sides.
Keen for Deryck’s book to drop this year.
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Really didn't care for most of Heaven. Bad Mistake is a highlight, Waiting for a Twist is good too and there are another couple solid tracks but for the most part, it just didn't do anything for me. Landmines, Time Won't Wait and Dopamine just remind me of that modern MGK style of pop punk that I just hate, they all sound the same to me. I Can't Wait is a filler track too. I think the songwriting is pretty poor across Heaven too. The songs mostly follow the same structure, the lyrics are often about things like teen love and stuff (which ik is common in pop punk but probably shouldn't be in a modern Sum 41 album where the band are a lot older), there's a lot of recycling of older song lyrics/ideas. For a song that's written about stuff like politics in Underclass Hero and Order in Decline, and heavy personal stuff in albums like Screaming Bloody Murder and 13 Voices, the lyrics in Heaven come off as weak. Seems more like it was written for fans who wanted to hear pop punk in a modern Sum 41 album, which is fine, but it doesn't seem particularly inspired to me.
Hell stands out a lot more to me. It's pretty consistently good. Rise Up and House of Liars are my personal favourites but there isn't really a bad track here. I've seen the cover of Paint It Black get a lot of criticism but that seems to be just because it's a cover, not an original song, which seems silly to me. It's a 20 track album, 1 song being a cover isn't an issue to me. Screaming Bloody Murder is my favourite Sum 41 album and I think there are elements of that album in Hell which I like. Lyrics are better on the Hell side too imo, not the best they've done but far better than on Heaven
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1.Future primitives sounds like welcome to hell/the people vs
2.time won't wait chorus sounds like simple plan "shut up"
3.bad mistakes sounds like self esteem from offspring
4.you wanted war sounds like wwii in dtli album
Forgot 5 over the edge is just the house of wolves of bmth just les harder
@@addisonbreanna you mean mcr?
Never did I think you wanted war sounds like ww2 lol
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I like this review a lot. It's funny how we relate each song to specific older albums because that shows how versatile this band was over the decades. They were able to put a new style on with almost every album and now we get like a best of, but with brand new songs. I like the album a lot, can listen to it on shuffle without skipping. A feeling I didn't have for order in decline. Dopamine is my absolute favorite, Not Quite Myself comes second.
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How the fuck did you review it when the album isn't out till Friday
It leaked
Yeah how do you know the full album when it hasn't even fully came out yet lol
I got it early at my local record shop
Bruh doesn’t know what a leak os
🇲🇽😭
This album is the worst they’ve ever made because it’s just mid
If it’s mid, how can it be the worst? Do you understand what mid means?
Definitely isn’t. It as a whole will have less songs most individuals will like because of the basic concept of it. Which is a double album love letter to all the styles they have done. So. In my eyes it’s genius. In yours…
I dont think you know what mid means, lol. Unless all of their other albums are "great". Mid just means "okay" or "decent", not bad.
You're clearly delusional
album is mid imo. Landmines is a great tune but five or six songs have the same chord progression on the heaven side. Underclass also has this same problem. The hooks are lacking as well. compare it to dtli or aknf, (even chuck) it is not the same quality. The band has been lacking ever since Greig Nori left.
Bro I agree tbh. Over the edge is a bmth house of wolves rip off I only loved 3 song out of the 20
@@addisonbreanna I didn't even notice that! I hear it now. check out the latest music video for dopamine and then go listen to Machine Gun Kelly song Bloody Valentine. Its a rip off as well. Which also is similar to the Verse landmines lol
Underclass hero even seems pretty great by how downhill they went. Oh well I like some of these songs.
I don't listen to Colson I think they need to do a video throwing a hair dryer in Megan Fox's bath tub while she's in it @@ThatOneSceneDude
Nah