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Criminally overlooked 1997 comeback album feat. Michale Graves on vox. Worth every cent for the anthemic 'Hate The Living, Love The Dead' alone.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
After a split from original vocalist Glenn Danzig, whom formed the band with bassist Jerry Only, the Misfits return with an album worthy of the punk hall of fame.
Reformed by Jerry and brother Doyle with new vocalist Michale Graves and new drummer Dr Chud, after just over a decade the Misfits return with an inspiring album with calssics such as "walk among us", "mars attacks", "the haunting" and "dig up her bones".
A band that inspired the likes of AFI and paved the way for other new GothCore bands returned with a basically briliant offering, this is "American Psycho". The Misfits are back from the grave, fiends everywhere know this, join them in worship.
Reformed by Jerry and brother Doyle with new vocalist Michale Graves and new drummer Dr Chud, after just over a decade the Misfits return with an inspiring album with calssics such as "walk among us", "mars attacks", "the haunting" and "dig up her bones".
A band that inspired the likes of AFI and paved the way for other new GothCore bands returned with a basically briliant offering, this is "American Psycho". The Misfits are back from the grave, fiends everywhere know this, join them in worship.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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After a fourteen year absence, New Jersey's most ghoulish sons return. Alright, there's no Glenn Danzig but who cares? Michale Graves turns in an impressive performance, not once trying to impersonate the Evil Elvis, but putting his own spin on the classic Misfits sound, which has considerably beefed-up during their absence. Spooky intro "Abominable Dr.Phibes" gives way to the brutal thrash/punk metal title track and from then on, it's heads-down-see-you-at-the-finish-line. Every song is a gem, but highlights include "Don't Open 'Till Doomsday", "Dig Up Her Bones", "Walk Among Us", "From Hell They Came" and the 50's rock n'roll inspired "Day of the Dead". If you've only heard of the Misfits through dodgy Metallica covers, it's time to get down with the groovy ghoulies themselves. Welcome back, boys!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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i love this album...just wanted to get that out of the way...now here`s why
its brilliant.very catchy punky/hardcore songs...im not sure where to put them really...tis is either one of the heaviest punk albums ever released or one of the catchiest hardcore albums ever released.
the riffs flow thick and fast much like the songs,which is the only down point to this album...its very short...but it does still leave you feeling breathless
even to this day dig up her bones makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end
this album will forever be in my top 10 albums of all time...like i said i love it...i think many more people would too if you are looking for something a little different give this a go....its great and in todays morbid world......this album is oddly very good fun!!!!
its brilliant.very catchy punky/hardcore songs...im not sure where to put them really...tis is either one of the heaviest punk albums ever released or one of the catchiest hardcore albums ever released.
the riffs flow thick and fast much like the songs,which is the only down point to this album...its very short...but it does still leave you feeling breathless
even to this day dig up her bones makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end
this album will forever be in my top 10 albums of all time...like i said i love it...i think many more people would too if you are looking for something a little different give this a go....its great and in todays morbid world......this album is oddly very good fun!!!!
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Amazing Album
All I'm saying is a misfits fan should love this album, Everyone goes on about how Danzig was the best singer for the Misfits, yeah he was good but I think Michale Graves songs are... Read more
Published 9 months ago by Sam
CLASSIC !!! Stick that in your pipe, blah,blah,blah.
I'm sick to death of reading "Oh it's not the same without Danzig in the band!" to those people I say "Listen with your ears, not with your head". Read more
Published 9 months ago by Steve METAL
punk legends do it again!
This was the second album I heard from the Michale Graves era of the misfits, and once again I loved it, the best tracks are american psycho and speak of the devil. Read more
Published 19 months ago by O. J. Mcdonnell
Misfits at the best !
This is my favorite Misfits line up and album it has everything you want to here on the damn thing there is some special songs which you can't hide the fact they are better than... Read more
Published 23 months ago by J. Arthur
Unexpectedly pretty good!
I was apprehensive about this album to say the least - isn't a Misfits reunion without Glenn Danzig as bad as one of the old Motorhead line-ups reforming without Lemmy? Read more
Published on 10 Sep 2008 by Matt Kenway
An awesome misfits album
I'm a big fan of the Misfits but i'm not one of these who seem to have some sort of allegeance to Danzig and therefore dismiss their later stuff. Read more
Published on 14 April 2008 by Mr. M. J. Fitzsimons
stunning masterpiece
the misfits were thought to be dead and buried when danzig left and they lay dorment for a few years and then hell ripped open and the misfits returned with michael graves as lead... Read more
Published on 8 May 2006 by sean paul mccann
Masterpiece !
I was aware of the existence of this album for a few years before I decided to bother listening to it
as I never thought they could possibly recapture the form they had with... Read more
as I never thought they could possibly recapture the form they had with... Read more
Published on 21 July 2005 by Olaf_tnb
American Psycho - The Dead are Ressurected in style!
American Psycho-The long awaited return of goth Legends the Misfits. As a huge fan of the original Misfits(1977-1983) I did not have much hope of this album living up to the... Read more
Published on 6 July 2004 by Lloyd
Not in the same league as Older Misfits, or AFI.
I bought this cd as a listener to the Misfits older stuff, and more recently AFI. I wasn't expecting it to sound too much like the misfits with Danzig but nothing could have... Read more
Published on 30 Oct 2003
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