Best Three Days Grace Albums
This one was a no-brainer for me because even though most of these albums are pretty great, this one is my favorite by far! The anger, pain, heartbreak, betrayal, loneliness, depression, hope... This album has all of that poured right into it!
It is consistent and worth listening to from start to finish!
This is by far the best album that they had. Adam wrote most of these songs while he was in rehab. They really come from the soul and have a lot of meaning behind them.
Not really a close competition: Animal I Have Become, Time of Dying, Pain, Riot, Never Too Late, etc.
This was the first album I listened to from them. Songs like I Hate Everything About You (first Three Days Grace song I've ever heard), Scared, Let You Down, Born Like This, Drown, and Overrated are what got me into them.
This album is and will always be iconic for me.
This holds a whole lot of the classics. It has a nice feel to the songs. I don't have a problem with any of the songs on this album, unlike Human's The End is Not the Answer.
This is the beginning of Three Days Grace. The post-grunge vibe is so strong in this album. It reminds me of Alice in Chains a lot.
I think the album artwork symbolizes that all of your childhood memories are gone. The past is done (and for good reason). It's time to move on with your life because life starts now. Life's too short, so live every moment you can.
Dispose of those horrible, painful memories you had as a child because do you really want to live with bad memories for the rest of your life? You're starting to grow up, but when you do, never lose your spirit as a kid. I'm not saying to act like a kid, but still be an adult while not losing that fun, free spirit you had as a kid. Stay young, wild, and free.
It's not bad, but it's very "hit or miss" for the most part. On one hand, you've got some pretty good songs like "Fallen Angel," "I Am Machine," "Tell Me Why," and "The Real You."
On the other hand, you've also got some of the band's weakest and most repetitive songs lyrically, vocally, and instrumentally, like "So What," "One Too Many," "Car Crash," etc. You could tell Matt was still trying to adjust to being in a heavier band than he was used to.
Almost every song on this album is an absolute banger. I love all their albums, and it's hard to choose, but I think Human is barely over One-X or at the very least on par with it.
I know a lot of people don't like this album so much, but I actually thought it was pretty good. The only major problems I have with it are the number of co-writers that were associated with it and how shallow it can get at times.
It definitely doesn't have the same emotion as their earlier stuff, but there are songs like Chalk Outline, Give Me a Reason, Broken Glass, and Unbreakable Heart that really make it worth listening to.
What a great album. I love most of the songs, and Broken Glass is my favorite out of all of them. Another lovely album.
Three Days Grace's latest album, released in early 2018, was a slight improvement over "Human," and Matt's vocals are getting better. However, for the most part, the songs still feel shallow and overly repetitive, and they all follow the same annoying "look at me, guys, I am an outsider, and I'm better than you" attitude.
If you didn't like "Human," then you probably won't like this one much either.
Personally, this is my favorite TDG album. I really like the approach they took with this album. When it was released, I couldn't stop listening to it. It's that good.
I don't know why people hate Outsider and Human so much. They're awesome albums. Outsider has some of my favorite TDG songs: The Mountain, Infra-Red, Strange Days, The New Real, Right Left Wrong, and more. I'd give this album 10/10, along with Human, which gets 9.5/10.
This album needs to be higher. It does not deserve last place. The songs Redemption and So Called Life really made me start listening to this album.
It has different feels and is a little less energetic, but still has some pretty high decibels. This album should be way higher.
It has my favorite song. It's better than Life Starts Now, which in my opinion is their worst album. It's also better than TOV.