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Had nothing to do yesterday, so I decided to update my music library with new albums.
1. First, I downloaded the new Good Charlotte album called Cardiology and, with regret, noted that there was almost nothing interesting in it. Only Counting The Days was enjoyable.
2. Then, I decided to download My Chemical Romance and their new album Danger Days: The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys. It differs from their previous works in that the album incorporates electronic elements (and the drummer left due to hand problems). I don't know if the music has become simpler or not, but the sound has become more intense (with a couple of exceptions), and the music has similarities to old rock and punk bands (for example, the song Save Yourself, I'll Hold Them Back). For myself, I would highlight Na Na Na (Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na), which is the main (in my opinion) energy source of the entire album, and it's hard to remain indifferent to this song. The Only Hope For Me Is You is a beautiful song, although in terms of sound, I only like the chorus (positive and truly giving some hope), as is the case with another song I liked, SING. And of course, I'll note Bulletproof Heart, which is my current signature quote.
P.S. I feel that a new trend for Killjoys will soon appear; costume contests are already being held.
3. In the end, I decided to listen to the not-so-new album by Linkin Park. I mainly downloaded it because of the song Waiting For The End, the music video for which I saw on TV, and the song almost immediately caught my attention. I really like it; it's a pity that it's the only one so far, although I didn't expect much, unlike the band's fans, whose upset comments I read on the website while downloading the songs. It was funny to read, especially about how the new style will be more popular. Oh, well, it's quite the opposite. The old Linkin Park was liked by a much larger number of people than the new one. I, on the other hand, liked the changes because I no longer listen to their old albums, and it would be stupid to record the same thing again. The songs are mainly divided into two groups: below average and slightly above average, not counting the one I mentioned. I'll probably add it to my favorites. The only thing that bothers me about the album is that six tracks are just sounds that last less than a minute or slightly more than a minute. There are 15 songs on the album, and 6 of them are just this kind of filler. With MCR, I didn't like that there were three of them, which seemed like too many, but here there are six. And yes, I was pleasantly surprised by a song with an acoustic guitar. This is the first time I've heard something like that from Linkin Park.