Chosen Few, The/From The Frontlines (CD+DVD Set) - Boot Camp Clik

Advantages: good mix of all of the songs
Disadvantages: the dvds can be boring

...This is a great cd/dvd set. It has some of the bands best and worst songs on it. It can be bought at most good music stores for about fifteen pounds. It is great but there are a few down sides like on the dvd there is about six or seven perfomances of "im not ok." It is a good song but on this its a bit over played. I love all of the My Chemical Romance covers there all different from each other. Mcr have had many great songs, and most of them are on the CD or theDVD. I would recomend this DVD to any MCR fan if they dont have it and to any music lover who likes music DVDs because most of the DVD is great except for the many perfomances of "im not ok."... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: Previously unseen footage, insightful and entertaining.
Disadvantages: None

...Released in March 2006, this brilliant, cram packed CD/DVD proved to me as a must for any fan. Consisting of a CD full of live recorded tracks from both the fantastic debut album, "I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love", and their second album, "Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge" and with the previously unreleased demo track, "Desert Song", the CD alone is a great collection piece for any My Chemical Romance fan. But this set also includes two disks of My Chemical Romance footage and information, telling the story of the Band, from how they knew each other before the band, and how they found the name "My Chemical Romance" through all the highs and lows they have been through, particularly front man, Gerard Way. The DVD has footage recorded throughout the bands journey, from their first performances, through their tours... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful

Advantages: Some excellent production and lyrics; ONE MIC and 2ND CHILDHOOD are CROWNED Queensbridge classics
Disadvantages: One disappointing guest rapper - AZ remains a SLAVE to THE FLYEST / Some overrated lyrics

...of interesting tracks enriched with great subject matter and metaphors. But wait, questions still remain unanswered. How great are the producers and their production scheme throughout 'STILLMATIC'. Would their beats sound ill (i.e. excellent) to my eardrums to match Nas' high quality of rhyming? To answer these questions Ciao readers, we must read the scriptures of 'STILLMATIC' in the next section (see below). WHAT I EXPERIENCED One day in March 2002, I opened up the 'STLLMATIC' CD and studied the musical contents and narratives written by Nas the prophet. Here is how I EXPLODED my thoughts over each track…. 1. STLLMATIC (THE INTRO) (2:14 min) The INTRO track hits my eardrums right away with a blast of refreshing, light electronic bass with hard drum loops playing on the frontline. Simple violins play loosely... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful